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Roy Conyers Nesbit -- The Battle for Burma (2009).jpg

The struggle of British, Commonwealth and American-Chinese troops against the Japanese in Burma was one of the decisive campaigns of the Second World War. British India was threatened by the Japanese advance, the fate of the British Empire in the East hung in the balance. The tropical climate – dense malarial jungle infested with vermin and swept by monsoon rains – made the fighting, for both sides, a remarkable feat of arms. Yet the war in Burma rarely receives the attention it deserves. Roy C. Nesbit, in this highly illustrated account, traces the entire course of the campaign. In vivid detail he describes the British retreat and humiliation at the hands of the Japanese invaders in 1942. The Japanese were fanatical and trained in jungle warfare, well-equipped and backed with an overwhelming air power. The Allied response was to build up their forces on a massive scale – eventually over 1,300,000 personnel were involved – and to train them to fight in the jungle conditions. Their counter-offensive, launched in 1944, culminated in the battles at Imphal and Kohima which turned the course of the conflict, and the reconquest of Burma was achieved just before the atom bomb was dropped.

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Propaganda Photo Series Vol.II - Guus De Vries, Ba s Martens - The MP38, 40, 40-1 and 41 Submachine G un (2001).jpg

World War II2 - Propaganda Photo Series Vol.II - Guus De Vries, Bas ...tens - The MP38, 40, 40-1 and 41 Submachine Gun 2001.jpg

The second volume of the Propaganda Photo Series, a unique series of books on World War II small arms. Each volume covers all essential information on history and development, ammunition and accessories, codes and markings and contains photos of nearly every model and accessory.
The most important quality of the Propaganda Photo Series however, is a unique selection of original German World War II propaganda photos, most never published before. The combination of solid information and original photos makes the Propaganda Photo Series the most extensive and reliable source of German small arms "in-use", depicting the weapons and equipment as they were actually used.
This book is the first detailed publication on the famous submachinegun that (under his incorrect nickname "Schmeisser") became a symbol of the Blitzkrieg as the favorite small arm of armored units and parachutists. But despite its fame, reliable information was until now very scarce. In this book, the history and development of the MP38, MP40 and MP41 are described for the first time. Moreover, several prototypes and rare variants are depicted, including the MP38(L) and the MP40/1 with dual feed system.

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Propaganda Photo Series Vol.II - Guus De Vries, Ba s Martens - The MP38, 40, 40-1 and 41 Submachine G un (2001).pdf

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Martin Helebrant - Samopal M.P.38 a MP40 (2008).jpg

Kniha se zabývá vznikem samopalu jako typu zbraně jako takové aby se dále věnovala pouze vývoji německých samopalů, z nich jedná z kultovních zbraní druhé světové války, samopalu M.P. 38 a MP 40, známých pod slangovou přezdívkou „schmeisser“. Autor v knize podrobně seznamuje čtenáře se všemi aspekty vzniku, výroby i užití této populární zbraně. Vyvrací mnohé zažité mýty a polopravdy, důkladně rozebírá otázku autorství konstrukce, řeší otázku počtu vyrobených kusů. Srovnává samopal M.P. 38 a 40 s jeho dobovými protějšky, identifikuje jeho silné i slabší stránky, to vše většinou ilustruje pomocí dobových dokumentů a citací.

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Martin Helebrant - Samopal M.P.38 a MP40 (2008).pdf

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Victor Chun - American PT Boats in World War II (1 997).jpg

American PT Boats in World War II is an illustrated study of the development, construction, tactics, and combat actions, of U.S. PT Boats.

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David Turner - Last Dawn, The Royal Oak Tragedy at Scapa Flow (2008).jpg

Ocober 13th 1939 - following a huge explosion in Scapa Flow, Orkney, one of the Royal Navy's top battleships, HMS Royal Oak rolled over and sank. A German U-boat U-47 had silently penetrated defences and done its work. A total of 833 men died. Last Dawn is a revealing account of the tragedy. Told through declassified photographs and naval records and statements from survivors, this is a dramatic and moving reassessment of the biggest loss of boy sailors in a single event in World War II.

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David Turner - Last Dawn, The Royal Oak Tragedy at Scapa Flow (2008).pdf

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Carl Smith - US Paratrooper 1941-45, Weapons, Armo ur, Tactics (2001).jpg

In Sicily, Normandy, and in the frozen hills of the Ardennes, America's paratroopers proved themselves some of the toughest and most determined soldiers of World War II. This title examines what made these soldiers so special, how they were recruited, and how they learned to jump and fight.

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Waffen-Arsenal 94 - Herbert Gries - Mercedes im K riege (1985).jpg

Benz und Daimler, zwei Namen, die untrennbar mit der Entwicklung des Automobils zusammenhängen.
Im Jahre 1883 gründet Carl Benz die "OHG Benz und Cie., Rheinische Gasmotorenfabrik in Mannheim". Im Jahre 1887 erfolgt die Fertigung der ersten Personenwagen; 1894 beginnt die Lastwagenherstellung. Der erste Benz-Lkw. mit 4-Zylinder-Dieselmotor verläßt 1923 das Werk.
Gottlieb Daimler gründet im Jahre 1890 in Bad Cannstatt die "Daimler-Motoren-Gesell-schaft" und beginnt im gleichen Jahr mit der Fertigung von Personenwagen. 1901 erscheint der erste "Mercedes", ein Sport- und Touren wagen, der nun allen Daimler-Fahrzeugen den Namen gibt. Der Mercedes-Stern wird 1909 eingeführt.

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Waffen-Arsenal 94 - Herbert Gries - Mercedes im K riege (1985).pdf

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Stephenr Hosmer - Operations Against Enemy Leaders (2001).jpg

Examines a number of leadership attacks from World War II to the present to offer insights into various forms of attacks, their potential coercive and deterrent value, and possible unintended consequences.

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Stephenr Hosmer - Operations Against Enemy Leaders (2001).pdf

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Witold Głebowicz, Roman Matuszewski, Tomasz Nowako wski - Indywidualna Broń Strzelecka II Wojny Świat owej (2000).jpg

World War II2 - Witold Głebowicz, Roman Matuszewski, Tomasz Nowakows...Indywidualna Broń Strzelecka II Wojny Światowej 2000.jpg

Wydana w formacie A4 książka prezentuje uzbrojenie, jakim dysponowali żołnierze wszystkich armii biorących udział w wojnie. Zawiera przystępne opisy techniczne z szerokim kontekstem historycznym oraz rysunki i liczne fotografie, w tym dokumentalne z działań bojowych. Materiał podzielono na cztery grupy tematyczne: karabiny i karabinki, pistolety maszynowe, pistolety i rewolwery oraz amunicję. W hasłach zawarto opisy budowy i działania broni, historię jej powstania i produkcji oraz cechy i oznaczenia fabryczne pozwalające rozpoznać i sklasyfikować np. znaleziony pistolet nawet przez osoby o małej znajomości uzbrojenia.

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Robert Sawicki - Volkswagen w II wojnie światowej (1990).jpg

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Squadron - Warships 4018 - T. Garth Connelly - Sc hnellboot in action (2003).jpg

Several forces shaped what is generally considered the best Motor Torpedo Boat (MTB) of World War Two, the Schnellboot. These included developments in the internal combustion engine, the invention of the torpedo, the restrictions of the 1919 Treaty of Versailles', British naval hegemony, and an American contract for a luxury yacht. Sometimes referred to as the 'S-Boat' or by the archaic Royal Navy term 'E-Boat' (Enemy Boat), the Schnellboot was a formidable assembly of technology, naval architecture, and highly trained men.

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Squadron - Warships 4018 - T. Garth Connelly - Sc hnellboot in action (2003).pdf

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Concord 6523 - Gordon Rottman - White Hell, The Ge rman Army Faces the Russian Winter (2008).jpg

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Concord 6523 - Gordon Rottman - White Hell, The Ge rman Army Faces the Russian Winter (2008).pdf

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Doris Milberg - World War II on the Big Screen, 45 0+ Films, 1938-2008 (2010).jpg

World War II has been an endlessly fertile film subject since the late 1930s--even before the United States entered combat. This sweeping study of Hollywood's depictions of the war, and of the motion picture industry during wartime, describes more than 450 films in roughly chronological order, while providing a historical perspective on the times and the events depicted. Included are such pictures as Casablanca, The Battle of Midway, Der Fuhrer's Face and Letters from Iwo Jima.

About the Author
Doris Milberg is a former teacher who has written two previous books and more than 100 articles about cinema history.

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Doris Milberg - World War II on the Big Screen, 45 0+ Films, 1938-2008 (2010).pdf

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Concord 6519 - Gordon Rottman - Battle in the East , The German Army in Russia (2008).jpg

There have been many books written about German forces fighting on the Eastern Front. This is hardly surprising considering the enormity of the campaign and the seemingly inexhaustible amount of data and photographs available. Concord is pleased to release one more title, authored by Gordon Rottman, focusing on this crucial campaign in the East. This volume is all about the infantry at the core of Germany's military exploits in the enormous expanse of Russia.
The opening text delves into the complexities of the standard German infantry division. Though usually short on motorized transport, these self-contained combined-arms units fought extremely effectively, penetrating almost to the gates of Moscow. The introduction includes a detailed table of organization listing all major and minor subunits (usefully provided in both English and German). It then proceeds with an annotated description of key divisional components, which is very helpful in understanding how a division is equipped. As is par for this series of books, the collection of black and white photos forms the centerpiece. These photos show infantrymen from the early days of the conflict through to much later periods. Members of many branches are on display, for example, artillery, assault pioneers, military police, antitank, reconnaissance and infantry. The photos reveal a host of interesting details and show weapon systems found in the infanterie division.
This book also features a set of four color plates expertly illustrated by Stephen Andrew. These depict infantrymen and panzer grenadiers in a wide range of uniforms fighting in various seasons and regions. Photo and color plate captions are well detailed and thorough, providing a wealth of information. This is a very helpful book for those wishing to learn more about those soldiers at the "coal face" of Germany's extraordinarily grueling campaign in the East.

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Mark Bernstein, Alex Lubertozzi, Dan Rather - Worl d War II On The Air, Edward R. Murrow And The Broa dcasts That Riveted A Nation (2005).jpg

World War II2 - Mark Bernstein, Alex Lubertozzi, Dan Rather - World ...Murrow And The Broadcasts That Riveted A Nation 2005.jpg

With all the "embedded" hoopla, this informative and absorbing study of Edward R. Murrow and his fellow broadcasters at CBS gets back to sources. Bernstein (Grand Eccentrics) and Lubertozzi (The Complete War of the Worlds) give them the lion's share of the credit for inventing broadcast journalism during WWII, and they also document a formidable track record. Murrow himself was first on the scene, in prewar England and later the blitz. He appointed men like William Shirer, in Berlin, and Eric Sevareid, in France, to expand coverage, so that CBS was well positioned when the other radio networks ended European coverage in fear of violating the neutrality act. Sevareid had to get both himself and his wife and newborn twins out of a defeated France, while Shirer was replaced by Howard K. Smith, who barely got over the Swiss border at the time of Pearl Harbor. Less famous names include Larry LeSueur, who spent a year battling shortages, climate and censorship in Stalin's Russia, and Cecil Brown, who swam away from a sinking British warship. "Murrow's boys" (and one woman) also encountered conflicts with the "suits" in New York, including William Paley, president of CBS, and wrestled with the limitations of tape recorders and short-wave transmitters whose technology now seems neolithic. The narrative offers clear journalistic prose throughout, along with 72 well-selected photographs and a 47-track audio CD excerpting significant broadcasts. The authors' handling of the incidents the broadcasters were covering is above-average, backed by CD excerpts of broadcasts on the Anschluss, the invasion of Poland, the blitz, D-Day, the liberation of Buchenwald among other major events. The result is admirable history.

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Mark Bernstein, Alex Lubertozzi, Dan Rather - Worl d War II On The Air, Edward R. Murrow And The Broa dcasts That Riveted A Nation (2005).pdf

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John C. Davenport - D-Day and the Liberation of Fr ance (2010).jpg

On the morning of June 6, 1944, the largest and most powerful armada of warships the world had ever seen left southern England bound for the beaches of Normandy. The thousands of American, British, and Canadian soldiers on board had one mission: invade France and liberate it from the occupation by Nazi Germany. Over the course of the next three months, that is precisely what they, and the Free French troops who would later join them, did. From the sands of beaches codenamed Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno, and Sword, through the nearly impenetrable hedgerows of the Norman countryside, and on into the French capital of Paris, the Allied armies drove forward to victory against fierce German opposition. Read about this remarkable struggle to determine the fate of Western Europe during World War II in D-Day and the Liberation of France.

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