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WWP - Red Special Museum Line 09 - Steyr 1500A in detail (1999).jpg

Steyr 1500 A vehicles were produced in Austria between 1941-44. Additional 5600 were made by co-producer Auto-Union’s Wanderer factory at Sigmar and Audi at Zwickau in Germany. Steyr 1500 A was produced in three main variants: light truck, infantry carrier and luxury command vehicle for high ranking officers (Kommandeurwagen Kfz.21). Some light trucks were mounted with bodies and were used as ambulances.

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Charles K. Kliment, Břetislav Nakládal - Slovenská armáda 1939-1945 (2003).jpg

World War II - Charles K. Kliment, Betislav Nakldal - Slovensk armda 1939-1945 2003.jpg

Slovakia split from Czechoslovakia and formed its own state on March 14, 1939. The Slovak State was born under the auspices of Hitler's Third Reich and became its first ally on September 1, 1939, when it took part in the invasion of Poland. The Slovak army inherited its weapons, equipment, training manuals and its doctrine from the defunct Czechoslovak Army. Though hampered by a shortage of specialists in its air force, armored units and artillery, it managed to field several division-sized units and sustain them during the initial three years of combat on the Eastern front. Its Mobile division fought its way all the way from the Carpathian Mountains to the Caucasus. In the last years of the war, the Slovak people became more and more disillusioned with the war and with their own semi-fascist government. These feelings led to mounting desertions in the fighting units, and culminated in the Slovak National Uprising in August 1944. Though the uprising was liquidated after two months of bitter fighting, it gave the Slovak nation the right to join the victorious allies and be accepted back into the restored Czechoslovakia. Though the Slovak army was by far the smallest of the armies of Germany's allies on the Eastern front, it was part of this grandiose "clash of titans" and deserves thus a place in the history of the Second World War. This book describes in detail the composition, dislocation and equipment of all branches of the Slovak army (infantry, artillery, armored and air force) and its operational history through the war years.

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Charles K. Kliment, Břetislav Nakládal - Slovenská armáda 1939-1945 (2003).pdf

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Brian L. Davis -Key Uniform Guides 5 - German Para chute Forces 1935-45 (1974).pdf

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Images of War - Gavin Birch - Motorcycles at War ( 2006) [PDF].rar

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Historia del Siglo de la Violencia Armas Libro 23 - D. Denfeld - Indestructible Jeep (1976).pdf

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W. H. B. Smith - Mauser Rifles and Pistols (1954).djvu

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Barbara C. Bigelow - World War II, Primary Sources (1999).jpg

Presents fifteen excerpts from primary sources related to World War II, including speeches, diary entries, newspaper accounts, novels, poems, and memoirs.
Between 1939 and 1945 a war was fought among all the major powers of the world. It was a war that affected a vast percentage of the world’s population. More people died during World War II than had died in any previous war. From the soldiers on the front lines to the citizens on the home front, World War II: Primary Sources tells the story of the war in the words of the people who lived it.
While all aspects of a war of this scale could not be covered completely in one volume, every effort has been made to offer a variety of World War II experiences. Sixteen full or excerpted documents include speeches from world leaders, such as Winston Churchill’s “Blood, Toil, Tears, and Sweat” speech and Franklin D. Roosevelt’s “Day of Infamy” speech. The soldiers’ view of the war is presented in excerpts from such works as Stephen Ambrose’s Citizen Soldiers and Ernie Pyle’s dispatches from the front lines of the war, while such pieces as Since You Went Away: World War II Letters from American Women on the Home Front and The Hiroshima Maidens: A Story of Courage, Compassion, and Survival relate civilians’ war experiences.
Primary Sources allows your students to study 35 full or excerpted speeches, diary entries, newspaper accounts, novels, poems, memoirs and other materials related to the war. Excerpts are grouped together in broad subject categories so students can compare and contrast various viewpoints. Special features include: "Things to Remember While Reading, " "What Happened Next, " "Report Topics, " "Did You Know, " definitions of terms approximately 60 photographs and much, much more.

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Barbara C. Bigelow - World War II, Primary Sources (1999).pdf

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Jiří Janoušek - Československé dělostřelectvo 1918 - 1939, Czechoslovak artillery 1918 - 1939 (2007 ).jpg

World War II - Ji Janouek - eskoslovensk dlostelectvo 1918 - 1939, Czechoslovak artillery 1918 - 1939 2007.jpg

Includes 243 photographs, 39 drawings and 15 tables, in Czech.

The book describes the development of artillery of the Czechoslovak Army, which began in late 1918, immediately after the creation of Czechoslovakia. Given the small amount of gear and equipment that remained in the newly established state, it was very awkward. In the Czech lands were taken over only 108 works and mortars. Moreover, almost immediately after their formation had to be emerging after units deploy crews and batteries to the fighting in Silesia and the Slovak Republic.

In terms of armaments, our artillery was important to the existence of Skoda factory in Pilsen, which were able to meet the needs of the artillery equipment of our armed forces in peacetime and in war. In June 1919 our army was in service with 442 works and 56 mortars. Return legions significant number of artillery pieces had no effect.

Armament artillery continued relatively high rates. In 1920 the army had been 1526 pieces of works. Skoda Works fulfill orders of the Ministry of National Defence and the equipment is slowly beginning to unify.

Nejnáročnějšímu artillery weapon has been paid much attention. In the twenties began to show new types of weapons. New models received the Army artillery during the thirties. At the end of the developed other types of modern artillery. Many of them however did not get our troops. All these modern weapons were checked and usually included in the armament of the army of Nazi Germany.

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Richard Overy - Russia's War (1998).jpg

As German armies stampeded through the Soviet Union in the summer of 1941, Nazi politicians and Western statesmen alike predicted the USSR's collapse. In Russia's War, a balanced and acute portrayal of a combat theater that claimed more than 40 million Soviet lives, Richard Overy tells the story of how Stalin and his commanders held off defeat and engineered the most significant military achievement of the Second World War: the destruction of the Wehrmacht.
Russia's War is far from a tale of triumph, as the Russian capacity for resourceful creativity, desperate courage, and raw endurance was matched, if not exceeded, by the brutal oppression of the Soviet system. Overy argues, however, that victory was the result of precisely this uneasy combination. Drawing from extensive archival sources made available in the wake of glasnost, he revises both our conception of the Red Army as a horde that overwhelmed the Germans and the accepted wisdom that Hitler's defeat was the result of strategic bungling and a logistical overreach of the Nazi forces. Perhaps his most poignant contribution is the discussion of the crisis that recent disclosures have provoked in the Russian understanding of the conflict. What was once viewed by the Soviets as the "Great Patriotic War" has become "a crucible of miserable and incomprehensible revelations." In spite of these confusions, Russia's War commences to find significance in a contest that repeatedly disquiets and humbles the historical imagination.

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George M. Nipe - Last Victory in Russia 1943, The SS-Panzerkorps and Manstein's Kharkov Counteroffen sive - February-March 1943 (2005).jpg

World War II - George M. Nipe - Last Victory in Russia 1943, The SS-... Kharkov Counteroffensive - February-March 1943 2005.jpg

This book is the first detailed and comprehensive account of the Kharkov counteroffensive, the operations of the SS divisions and the supporting actions of Armeeabteilung Fretter-Pico and 1. Panzerarmee, and is supported by over 210 photographs and maps. By the end of January of 1943, Hitlers armies had been dealt a series of defeats by the Russians, beginning with the disaster at Stalingrad. Successive Soviet offensives had destroyed the German 6. Armee and annihilated the armies of Germanys Axis allies, Italy, Rumania and Hungary. Germany teetered on the brink of defeat in World War II because the Soviet advance threatened to drive to the Dnepr River and encircle the remaining Germans armies in southern Russia. Stalin and the Russian high command believed that the war could be won with just one more great effort. Accordingly, they planned and launched two offensives, designated Operations Star and Gallop. The focal points of the two offensives included the recapture of Kharkov, the industrial heart of the Ukraine and the destruction of Armeeabteilung Hollidt, 4. Panzerarmee and 2. Armee. Feldmarschall Erich von Manstein entered the picture in late 1942 when he was appointed commander of Heeresgruppe Don. Beginning in February he engineered a remarkable operation that changed the course of the war in Russia. Mansteins counteroffensive destroyed or severely damaged four Russian armies and regained much of the territory lost in January. The troops that played the most important role in the offensive were three divisions of the Waffen-SS. Leibstandarte, Das Reich and Totenkopf were combined for the first time into a corps, which was commanded by SS-Obergruppenfhrer Paul Hausser, the senior commander of the Waffen-SS. Leibstandarte and Das Reich participated in the defense of Kharkov, along with the elite Army division ?Grossdeutschland supported by three weak infantry divisions. This handful of divisions was attacked by four Soviet armies, but under command of Armeeabteilung Lanz, was able to hold the city for two weeks.

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George M. Nipe - Last Victory in Russia 1943, The SS-Panzerkorps and Manstein's Kharkov Counteroffen sive - February-March 1943 (2005).pdf

On 14 February, 1943 the SS-Panzerkorps and the rest of Armeeabteilung Lanz withdrew from Kharkov under disputed circumstances that involved Hausser and his violation of a direct order from Hitler. Almost exactly a month later, the Germans had recaptured Kharkov and destroyed or crippled the four Soviet armies that had driven them out of the city in February. The divisions that played the key role in Mansteins counteroffensive were the three divisions of the Waffen-SS. While Leibstandarte defended the supply base of the SS-Panzerkorps from the entire Soviet 3rd Tank Army, Das Reich and Totenkopf conducted a complex series of operations that began with a 100 kilometer thrust to the south which saved the Dnepr bridges, thus securing supply lines for the armies of Heeresgruppe Don/Sd. Subsequent operations by the SS divisions drove the Russians away from the rail net south of Kharkov and wrested Kharkov from the Russians once again. During the recapture of the city, there was controversy regarding Haussers command decisions. Hausser has been accused of disregarding his instructions from superior officers and throwing his divisions into costly combat in the city for reasons of personal and SS prestige, in order to regain Hitlers favor. This study has found that the records of the SS-Panzerkorps and 4. Panzerarmee provide a different explanation for Haussers actions.

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Jean De Lagarde - Nemeckí vojaci v druhej svetovej vojne (1997).jpg

World War II - Jean De Lagarde - Nemeck vojaci v druhej svetovej vojne 1997.jpg

Originál: Soldats allemands de la seconde guerre mondiale (German Soldiers of World War Two) – Histoire & Collections. A detailed and comprehensive study of WWII German forces, consisting of photographic close-ups of the soldiers who threatened the world from 1939-1945. The evolution of the uniforms worn by infantrymen, aircrew, paratroopers and tankmen is graphically illustrated in detailed full color pictures. A detailed study of German fighting gear and military equipment.

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Jean De Lagarde - Nemeckí vojaci v druhej svetovej vojne (1997).pdf

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W. H. B. Smith - Walther Pistols and Rifles (1962).jpg

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Jacques Scipion, Yves Bastien - Afrikakorps. Tropi cké stejnokroje německé armády 1940-1945 (1997).jpg

World War II - Jacques Scipion, Yves Bastien - Afrikakorps. Tropick stejnokroje nmeck armdy 1940-1945 1997.jpg

Hundreds of color photographs illustrate all branches and orders of dress of the Afrikakorps, with numerous badges and pieces of equipment shown in detail. This book includes heer, luftwaffe, marine, ss plus miscellaneous. Excellent for modelers.

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Jacques Scipion, Yves Bastien - Afrikakorps. Tropi cké stejnokroje německé armády 1940-1945 (1997).pdf

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Osprey - Raid 13 - Ken Ford - The Bruneval Raid, O peration Biting 1942 (2010).jpg

In the darkest days of World War II, the British planned a daring airborne operation to capture the secret of the new German radar. Lead by Major John Frost, a company of paratroopers dropped into Bruneval on the French coast, and quickly neutralized a small German garrison. Then began a desperate fight for time as the British tried to dismantle the German radar and evacuate back to England, as ever more German units converged on their position. Using artwork, photographs, and detailed maps, this action-packed narrative puts the reader in the planning room and on the battlefield of one of the greatest raids of World War II.

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US Army - Horses in the German Army (1941-1945).jpg

Comprehensive studies on the use of horses by the German army during WW2.

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US Army - Horses in the German Army (1941-1945).pdf

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Osprey - Duel 22 - Mark Stille - USN Cruiser vs IJ N Cruiser.Guadalcanal 1942 (2009).jpg

Although the war in the Pacific is usually considered a carrier war, it was the cruisers that dominated the early fighting. This thrilling duel presents the cruiser clashes during the crucial battles for Guadacanal in 1942, highlighting the Battle of Savo Island on the August 9 and the Battle of Cape Esperance October 11-12th , 1942. The first was an overwhelming Japanese victory that resulted in the loss of four Allied cruisers. However, in the latter, the Americans managed to successfully turn the tables despite the fact that the was fought through the night under dangerous conditions.

This book presents a side-by-side view of the design and development of the opposing weapons systems, illustrated with newly commissioned digital artwork. It uses first-hand accounts to bring the desperate battles to life and explain why the American forces suffered early on, but eventually had their revenge.

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Ian Baxter - Road to Destruction, Operation Blue a nd the Battle of Stalingrad 1942-43, A Photographi c History (2008).jpg

World War II - Ian Baxter - Road to Destruction, Operation Blue and ...e of Stalingrad 1942-43, A Photographic History 2008.jpg

Road to Destruction offers a unique visual insight into the climactic Battle of Stalingrad during the autumn and winter of 1942-43. Pushing forward through the southern steppes aiming to capture the vital Caucasian oil fields, before being caught up in some of the most vicious street fighting known in military history, the German 6th Army was bled white and ultimately destroyed.

The author has drawn on a wide selection of rare and mostly previously unpublished photographs accompanied by in-depth captions to provide a superb photographic history of this key turning point in the Second World War.

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Ian Baxter - Road to Destruction, Operation Blue a nd the Battle of Stalingrad 1942-43, A Photographi c History (2008).pdf

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Terry Gander - Field rocket equipment of the Germa n Army, 1939-1945 (1972).jpg

THE solid fuel rocket is no newcomer to modern warfare for its first recorded use in battle dates back to AD 1232, but after the fall from grace of the Congreve and Hale rockets towards the end of the nineteenth century little use was made of it until the German Army re-introduced the rocket in an offensive role from 1940 onwards. Actually they could have had rockets in service during World War I, for Krupps had purchased the solid fuel rocket patents of the Swedish experimenter Lieutenant-Colonel von Unge in 1909. While the rockets then produced were extensively tested, they did not go into production as they were virtually hand-made and the slow-burning black powder propel-lants then in use were prone to damage during storage and transport. This damage manifested itself in erratic burning and general unreliability.

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Terry Gander - Field rocket equipment of the Germa n Army, 1939-1945 (1972).pdf

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Schiffer - Michael Foedrowitz - Soviet field artil lery in World War 2 (1996).jpg

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Schiffer - Michael Foedrowitz - Soviet field artil lery in World War 2 (1996).pdf

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Osprey - Fortress 63 - Steven J Zaloga - The Atlan tic Wall (1), France (2007).jpg

Steven J. Zaloga's THE ATLANTIC WALL (1): FRANCE analyzes the German Atlantic Wall's ambitious fortification efforts during World War II, making it another strong recommendation for detailed military and World War II collections. Structures in France are the sole focus here, with illustrations and diagrams charting their effectiveness and construction.

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