Olaf Groehler

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Göring on May 12, 1942. The 33-page plan was discovered in Potsdam by Olaf Groehler, a German historian. Ten copies of the plan were made, with six going

German casualties in World War II

bombing at 500,000.: 17 A 1990 study by the East German historian de:Olaf Groehler estimated 360,000–370,000 civilians were killed by Allied strategic

Werner Seelenbinder

1933–1945. Ein Zeitbild der faschistischen Diktatur /Wiss. Beratung: Olaf Groehler. Verlag der Nation, Berlin 1981, 2. dgs. 1982 Edition (excerpt, p. 175)

German resistance to Nazism

Triumph of Hitler." The Journal of Modern History 48, no. 1 (March 1976), Olaf Groehler, Bombenkrieg gegen Deutschland (Berlin: Akademie-Verlag, 1990), 270ff

Battle of Bergen (1759)

292–296. ISBN 3-7648-1203-6 (Nachdruck der Ausgabe Karlsruhe 1791). Olaf Groehler: Die Kriege Friedrichs II. 5th ed. Militärverlag der DDR, Berlin, 1989