(JTA) – Former President Donald Trump wanted his military advisors to be more like “the German generals in World War II,” according to a new book about the Trump presidency that quotes from ...

While president, Donald Trump complained that military officials weren’t subservient to him in the way he perceived Adolf Hitler’s generals acted in World War II, according to an excerpt from ...

Former President Trump asked his then-White House chief of staff John Kelly why he couldn’t be like the German generals loyal to Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, according to an upcoming book.

In such ways, Roosevelt assembled the generals and admirals who would win World War II. Larrabee weaves together their stories into a narrative far richer and more expansive than his title suggests.

According to the book, Trump replied, "The German generals in World War II." In response, Kelly said to Trump, "You do know that they tried to kill Hitler three times and almost pulled it off?" ...

When Kelly asked Trump for clarification, the president reportedly replied by specifying, “The German generals in World War II." Kelly ... of the account in the book excerpt.

In German Ground Forces of World War II, the authors provide a useful reference guide in English to the composition, operations, and commanders of the higher ... changed with considerable frequency.

No book on World War II equaled in stature or importance Winston Churchill’s memoirs, concluded last year. The generals ... a grisly account of how the German command was given a wrong steer ...

Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, Britain’s fabled World War II general, purportedly remarked that you haven’t truly experienced war until you have fought the Germans. Whether or not he used ...

These three books about World War II were written ... book reads like the memoirs of any other fighter pilots of World War II—German, British and American. But there are startling differences ...