Ultimately, the reader will have to be the final judge on the readabilty of the book but I can say that Brian has addressed the Wittmann issue in the body of the text from the perspective that it wasn't important who knocked him out but the importance lay in the fact that the German counterattack was defeated. He does include an appendix at the end of the book on the mechanics of Wittmann's death because of the attention that is generated by his name. There are some interesting observations and conclusions in this appendix too.
Cheers,
Chris
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