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Osprey - Fortress 89 - Steven J Zaloga - The Atlan tic Wall (2), Belgium, The Netherlands, Denmark an d Norway (2009).jpg

World War II - Osprey - Fortress 89 - Steven J Zaloga - The Atlanti...2, Belgium, The Netherlands, Denmark and Norway 2009.jpg

Germany's Atlantic Wall was the most ambitious military fortification program of World War II. Following its conquest of Western Europe, Germany had to defend some 5,000km of Atlantic coastline from the Spanish border to the Arctic Circle. The United States' entry into the war and the inevitability of an Anglo-American landing in Western Europe resulted in the fortification of this coastline along its entire length. Focusing on the northern Atlantic Wall in the Low Countries and Scandinavia, this title addresses the special defensive features and unique aspects of fortification in these countries, such as the early focus on fortifying Norway, due to early British commando raids; the greater use of turreted naval guns; and, the establishment of first-line Flak defences in the Low Countries to counter the Allied strategic bombing campaign.

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Schiffer - Karl-Heinz, Michael Schmeelke - Guns on the Atlantic Wall 1942-1945 (1998).jpg

This book covers the guns that were emplaced along the Atlantic Wall by Germany during WWII.

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Schiffer - Karl-Heinz, Michael Schmeelke - Guns on the Atlantic Wall 1942-1945 (1998).pdf

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Special Museum Line 03 - GMC CCKW 353 & 352 in det ail (1997).jpg

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Special Museum Line 03 - GMC CCKW 353 & 352 in det ail (1997).pdf

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Toen & Nu 60 - De Maginotlinie (1986).jpg

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Toen & Nu 60 - De Maginotlinie (1986).pdf

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Osprey - Men-at-Arms 142 - Peter Abbott - Partisan Warfare 1941-45 (2006).jpg

During 1941 the Germans occupied first Greece and the former Yuogslavia, then enormous areas of European Russia. Once the front line troops had moved on the struggle continued as bands of resistance fighters waged war against the occupation forces until their final withdrawal. The term 'partisan' is associated with Communist-led bands and they were often the most fanatical defenders of the Soviet realm. However, there were also non-Communist resistance groups which were nationalist and broadly constitutionalist and as a result a complicated three-way war developed. This book details the guerrilla war which was waged in the various regions and the uniforms and equipment of the combatants.

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Osprey - Battle Orders 4 - Bruce Quarrie - German Airbone Divisions, Blitzkrieg 1940-41 (2004).pdf

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Ian Baxter - Battle in the Baltics 1944-45, The Fi ghting for Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia, a Photog raphic History (2009).jpg

World War II - Ian Baxter - Battle in the Baltics 1944-45, The Figh..., Lithuania and Estonia, a Photographic History 2009.jpg

"The Battle of the Baltics 1944 - 1945" is an exclusive insight into the last frantic months of the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS on the Eastern Front 1944 - 1945. From mid-August 1944 there was nothing but a drum-beat of defeats for the German Army as it fought to the grim death to try and hold back the overwhelming might of the Russians from reaching the borders of the Reich. It was in the Baltic where Army Group North played a decisive role in trying to stem the rout and preventing the fragile lines from finally being smashed to pieces. Drawing on a host of rare and unpublished photographs accompanied by in-depth captions, the book provides a revealing insight into the last desperate months of the war. It reveals in detail how the remnants of Army Group North were driven back across a scarred and devastated wasteland to the borders of Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, East Prussia and Pomerania. What followed was the Battle of the Baltic's where exhausted and undermanned German forces fought to almost near extinction against the constant hammer blows of Soviet ground and aerial bombardments. Everywhere disintegrating German forces tried to cling onto vital ground. Eventually after many precious German Panzer and infantry divisions were encircled and annihilated the remnants of Hitler's once vaunted force was pushed back through the Baltic states into East Prussia, and then fought to the death in the last few small pockets of land surrounding three ports: Libau in Kurland, Pillau in East Prussia and Danzig at the mouth of the River Vistula. It was here that the final battle of the Baltics would take place where German troops were ordered to 'stand and fight' and wage an unprecedented battle of attrition.

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Ian Baxter - Battle in the Baltics 1944-45, The Fi ghting for Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia, a Photog raphic History (2009).pdf

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Pat Ware - Military Jeep, 1940 onwards (Ford, Will ys and Hotchkiss), Enthusiasts' Manual (2010).jpg

The Jeep was the primary light four-wheel-drive vehicle of the US Army and allies during the Second World War and the post-war period. It was originally designed to meet a 1940 US Army specification, and over 600,000 examples were built in both Ford and Willys forms. The Jeep saw service all over the world, and a healthy number of restored authentic military examples can still be seen today in the hands of enthusiasts. This book provides a brief history of this iconic vehicle, and a fascinating behind-the-scenes insight into what is involved in restoring, operating and maintaining a Jeep today, 70 years after the prototype first appeared.

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Pat Ware - Military Jeep, 1940 onwards (Ford, Will ys and Hotchkiss), Enthusiasts' Manual (2010).pdf

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Dilip Sarkar - Hearts of Oak, The Human Tragedy of HMS Royal Oak (2010).jpg

The story of the sinking of the HMS Royal Oak by German submarine which cost the lives of 833 Royal Navy sailors. HMS Royal Oak was a Revenge-class battleship of the British Royal Navy, infamously torpedoed at anchor by the German submarine U-47 on 14 October 1939. Royal Oak was anchored at Scapa Flow in Orkney, Scotland when she became the first of the five Royal Navy battleships and battle cruisers sunk in the Second World War. The loss of life was heavy: of Royal Oak's complement of 1,234 men and boys, 833 were killed that night or died later of their wounds. The raid made an immediate celebrity and war hero out of the German U-boat commander, Gunther Prien, who became the first submarine officer to be awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross. To the British, the raid demonstrated that the Germans were capable of bringing the naval war to their home waters, and the shock resulted in rapidly arranged changes to dockland security. Now lying upside-down in 30 m of water with her hull 5 m beneath the surface, Royal Oak is a designated war grave.

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Dilip Sarkar - Hearts of Oak, The Human Tragedy of HMS Royal Oak (2010).pdf

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Barwa i Broń 6 - Leszek Erenfeicht - Niemiecki Pis tolet Maszynowy MP 40 (1992).jpg

Monografia historyczna i techniczna najpopularniejszego podczas II wojny światowej niemieckiego pistoletu maszynowego MP-40, zwanego popularnie Schmeisserem.

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Barwa i Broń 8 - Leszek Rościszewski - Niemieckie Pancerzownice Panzerschreck i Panzerfaust 1943-194 5 (1993).jpg

World War II - Barwa i Broń 8 - Leszek Rościszewski - Niemieckie Pan...erzownice Panzerschreck i Panzerfaust 1943-1945 1993.jpg

Historia powstania, rozwoju i użycia bojowego niemieckich pancerzownic z okresu II wojny światowej, wzbogacona opisami konstrukcji i zasad działania, ilustrowana licznymi fotografiami, szkicami i kolorowymi planszami.

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Barwa i Broń 8 - Leszek Rościszewski - Niemieckie Pancerzownice Panzerschreck i Panzerfaust 1943-194 5 (1993).pdf

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Gerard Henrotin - The English Sten submashine gun explained (2008).jpg

Content: Field dismounting of the Sten Mark II; Advanced dismounting of the Sten; Sten models I, I*, II, IIs, III, IV, V, VIS and foreign; Sten component parts by model; Sten parts blue prints; Functionning of the Sten; The Sten accessories; History and design of the Sten.

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Gerard Henrotin - The English Sten submashine gun explained (2008).pdf

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Lyndon Haywood - The German Submachine Guns (2009).jpg

Content: WWI Historic recall; Hugo Schmeisser and the Bergmann MP18.I; Heinrich Vollmer Machine Pistols; The Erma EMP Model 36; The development of the MP38; The introduction of the MP40; The MP40 Variations; The Erma MP40/1 and MP44; The Haenel Schmeisser MP41; Receiver and Magazine Manufacturers' Codes; MP40 Components; MP40/38 Complete Disassembling.

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Lyndon Haywood - The German Submachine Guns (2009).pdf

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Osprey - Duel 27 - Robert Forczyk - German Commerc e Raider vs British Cruiser, The Atlantic & The Pa cific 1941 (2010).jpg

World War II - Osprey - Duel 27 - Robert Forczyk - German Commerce R...British Cruiser, The Atlantic The Pacific 1941 2010.jpg

During World War II, the Kriegsmarine armed a number of merchant vessels with concealed guns and torpedo tubes for surprise attacks against Allied shipping. To counter this deadly threat, the Royal Navy employed cruisers and their intelligence-gathering apparatus to find and destroy the disguised German commerce raiders. This Duel title covers the deadly game of cat and mouse, fought by these surface vessels during World War II.

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Osprey - Elite 181 - Gordon L. Rottman - World War II Battlefield Communications (2010).jpg

Perhaps the biggest difference in the fighting between the two world wars lay in the invention of the man-portable radio that allowed for a greater degree of tactical coordination than ever before. Gordon L. Rottman provides an informative study of the use of small radios, field telephones, signal flares and ground-to-air signaling that revolutionized the battlefield.

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David M. Glantz - The Siege of Leningrad 1941-1944 , 900 Days of Terror (2001).jpg

This military history describes the Seige of Leningrad during World War II. The author explains how Hitler commanded his troops to seal off Leningrad, then to weaken it by terror and starvation, and of the Soviet's frantic efforts to keep Leningrad supplied in the face of the increasing privations.

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David M. Glantz - The Siege of Leningrad 1941-1944 , 900 Days of Terror (2001).pdf

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Richard Natkiel - Atlas Of World War II (1987).jpg

It has often been stated that World War II was part of a European Civil War that began in 1914 at the start of World War I. This is partly true. In Europe, at least, the two world wars were the two hideous halves of the Anglo-German controversy that was at the heart of both conflicts. The question posed was: would Britain be able, or willing, to maintain her vast Empire in the face of German hegemony on the continent of Europe? The answer to that question never came.

Britain, in seeking to thwart German interests on the Continent, eventually lost her whole Empire in the attempt -an empire that between the wars encompassed a quarter of the earth's surface and an equal proportion of its population. Put into that context, both world wars were dangerous for Britain to fight, jeopardizing the very existence of the Empire and inevitably weakening the mother country to the point that she could not maintain her world position at the end of the conflicts.

From Germany's point of view, the wars were not only dangerous in that they finally ruined virtually every town and city, devastated the countryside and dismembered the nation; they were irrelevant. In 1890 Germany was in a position from which, within a generation, she would economically dominate the whole of Europe. Inevitably, with that economic hegemony, political hegemony would soon follow, if not even precede. By 1910 the process was well in train; had no one done anything to stop her, Germany would have achieved the Kaiser's dreams without war by the mid 1920s. The collapse of Imperial Germany in 1918, followed by temporary occupation, inflation and national humiliation, set Germany back only a few years. Despite the disas ters of World War I and its aftermath, Germany was quickly recovering her old position - roughly that of 1910 - by the time Hitler took power in 1933. By 1938 German power in Europe was greater than ever before, and Britain had to face the old question once again. Could she condone German political dominance of the Continent?

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Richard Natkiel - Atlas Of World War II (1987).pdf

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Osprey - Warrior 146 - Gordon L Rotman - German Pi onier 1939-45, Combat Engineer of the Wehrmacht (2 010).jpg

World War II - Osprey - Warrior 146 - Gordon L Rotman - German Pioni...onier 1939-45, Combat Engineer of the Wehrmacht 2010.jpg

The German Army of World War II collectively referred to its various engineer units as Pioniere - what would be called combat engineers in the West. This organization included Pioniertruppen (Pionier Troops), Bautruppen (Construction Troops), Eisenbahntruppen (Railway Troops), and Technische Truppen (Technical Troops). They were first and foremost assault troops, and construction workers second. They were tasked with overcoming manmade and natural obstacles, and in the attack they supported the infantry as specialist assault troops, attacking fortified positions with demolitions and flamethrowers. In the defence they constructed fortifications and shelters, erected obstacles, laid minefields, planted booby traps, cleared fields of fire, erected camouflage, and maintained supply routes. This book examines the recruitment and special training of a German Pionier. It also covers life in the field while on campaign and the of a Pionier role in supporting infantry assaults.

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