Reddit mentions of Panzer Destroyer: Memoirs of a Red Army Tank Commander

Peasants level? I would assume then that you mean the Red Army. Try the following:

Blood on the Shores

Over the Abyss

Through the Maelstrom

Red Sniper on the Eastern Front

Panzer Destroyer

Guns against the Reich

Books seen from the german perspective

• Blood Red Snow: The Memoirs of a German Soldier on the Eastern Front
  
• Tigers in the Mud: The Combat Career of German Panzer Commander Otto Carius
  
• Eastern Inferno: The Journals of a German Panzerjager on the Eastern Front 1941-43
  
• Twilight of the Gods: A Swedish Volunteer in the 11th SS Panzergrenadier Division on the Eastern Front
  
• Grenadiers: The Story of Waffen SS General Kurt "Panzer" Meyer
  
• Sniper on the Eastern Front: The Memoirs of Sepp Allerberger, Knight's Cross
  
  Books seen from the russian perspective
  
  
• Red Road from Stalingrad: Reflections of a Soviet Infantryman
  
• T-34 in Action
  
• Panzer Destroyer: Memoirs of a Red Army Tank Commander
  
• Guns Against the Reich: Memoirs of an Artillery Officer on the Eastern Front
  
  Much more good books to find, but then its gonna be a very long list, lets first see how you guys like the books above

Thank you all, I am very interested in Alexander Pylcyn's book. A first-hand account of what it was like in a penal unit sounds very cool.

I will also be looking at tank rider.

Has anyone read Panzer Destroyer? This one seems very interesting as well.

http://uncensoredhistory.blogspot.com/2012/09/vasily-grossman-ostfront-eastern-front-ww2-narrative.html

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Panzer-Destroyer-Memoirs-Army-Commander/dp/1844159515 - Vasiliy Krysov goes into detail about an incident where three Red Army sergeants raped a 23 year old German woman and got no punishment because "The Germans did it too".

Nikolai Safinov, who was an infantryman in WWII and writes for IRemember.ru: "There were also cases of raping German women. I remember a widely known fact of a group rape when 33 soldiers raped a German woman. There were talks that after that news reached General Kotikov, the chief of the Political Department of the 61st Army, he shook his head especially wondering at those who were at the tail end of the line of rapists. Nevertheless, that criminal case had been dropped." No punishment.

Yurii Koriakin, Rifleman in the 10th Guards Rifle Division: A Politburo officer told him "Well, and concerning the woman question, you can treat the German women rather freely, but so it wouldn't look organized. 1-2 men can go, do what they need (that's exactly what he said: "what they need"), return, and that's all. Any kind of pointless damage to German men and women is inadmissible and will be punished."

"This conversation made us feel that he himself didn't know exactly what norms of behavior should've been followed. Of course, we were all under the influence of propaganda, which didn't differentiate Germans and Hitlerites in those times. That's why I know of a ton of cases when German women were raped, but not killed. Treatment of German women (we almost never saw men) was free, even vengeful. In our regiment the Sergeant Major of the supply company set up practically an entire harem."

This was literally a five minute Google search. You can research the individual accounts yourself; I don't have the time to do so to win an internet argument.