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Jeremy Black - World War Two; A Military History ( 2005).jpg

World War Two was the sum of numerous relaced conflicts with their own causes, patterns and outcomes. This highly original, sweeping survey takes a global perspective to explain the omplicated course of the war in military terms. Jeremy Black provides fresh insights into the operations on the Eastern Front and the war against Japan and argues against a trend to demilitarise the war, instead giving due weight to campaigns and battles.
IVorld War Two covers all the major fields of conflict, challenging common interpretations and including new insights.The chronological approach includes analyses of attacks on land, air and sea and a comparison of military resources. The focus is always operational, but social, cultural and political aspects are also included

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Max Bartsch - Was jeder vom deutschen U-Boot wisse n muss (1940).jpg

Was jeder vom deutschen U-Boot wissen muß. Sonderdruck des Oberkommandos der Kriegsmarine. Klappenbroschur-Einband ergibt ausgeklappt einen Farb-Querschnitt durch ein U-Boot mit Erläuterungen auf der hinteren Klappe. (1939 von Bartsch gemalt) 30 S, mit mehreren Schwarzweißabbildungen im Text.

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Max Bartsch - Was jeder vom deutschen U-Boot wisse n muss (1940).pdf

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Military-Technical Series 21 - SA; Assault Forces of NSDAP, 1921-1945 (Ggf Military Machines).jpg

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Military-Technical Series 21 - SA; Assault Forces of NSDAP, 1921-1945 (Ggf Military Machines).pdf

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Sir William Stephen Richard King-Hall - The Diary of a U-boat Commander (2006).jpg

The diary of a World War One U-Boat commander. As well as being a fascinating glimpse of life on the German U-boats during the intense submarine blockade, this also reminds us there were humans involved - on both sides of the action - as we read too of the intimate thoughts and intense love of a man longing for his sweetheart.

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Sir William Stephen Richard King-Hall - The Diary of a U-boat Commander (2006).pdf

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Charles Winchester - Ostfront; Hitler's War on Rus sia 1941-45 (1999).jpg

"Ostfront - the War on the Eastern Front 1941-45" details the decisive theatre of World War II. The War in the East remains the greatest land campaign in history in every sense; it was fought on a 1200 mile front from the Arctic Circle to the Caspian Sea, involved more personnel and cost more casualties than any other. Most popular books on the Russian front are based on German sources. The testimonies of de-briefed German officers together with published memoirs have dominated in the English-speaking world. Now, with the availability of hitherto secret Russian archives, a much fuller picture is emerging. Charles Winchester examines the structure, doctrine, leadership, strengths and weaknesses of the Red Army and the German armed forces in the summer of 1941. He focuses on factors such as the way in which rapid expansion of the army of 1940 had diluted the proportion of mechanized forces in the German Army; the logistics nightmare created by the acquisition of motor transport from all over western Europe; how lopsided technological progress in the Red Army sees vast numbers of tanks and aircraft but few radios; how an army built around a culture of the offensive faced a formidable upcoming defensive task. The detailed analysis of the war in the east which follows explodes a range of myths and tackles the key issues; how the Nazi system squandered huge economic advantages; correction of the commonly held myth that the Soviets enjoyed overwhelming industrial and numerical strength; how German racial policies in the east alienated largely sympathetic populations; and the importance of the Allied air campaign against Germany in diverting resources to defend the Reich.

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Charles Winchester - Ostfront; Hitler's War on Rus sia 1941-45 (1999).pdf

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George Forty - The Armies of Rommel (1997).jpg

The test of a great battlefield commander was how he used the forces at his disposal in different situations and at various stages of the conflict. Erwin Rommel - the Desert Fox - employed the German "blitzkrieg" techniques during the rush through the Low Countries and France, and he excelled himself in the Desert Campaign until being swamped by Allied numbers, and returned to France to work with forces now tasked with staving off the Allied invasion. This work, by a veteran tank commander, shows the forces, machinery armament and strategies available to Rommel and how he deployed them in World War II.

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George Forty - The Armies of Rommel (1997).pdf

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Miniatury morskie 119 - Edmund Pioterek - Operacja Husky (1967).jpg

19 kwietnia 1943 r. okręt podwodny JSeraph" wyszedł z bazy w Greenock w kolejny rejs bojowy. Oficerowie i marynarze z zaciekawieniem oglądali cylindryczny, dwumetrowy pojemnik, leżący w pomieszczeniu dziobowym. Dowódca okrętu przed wyjściem w morze poinformował załogę, że pojemnik zawiera tajne urządzenie meteorologiczne, coś w rodzaju pławy, którą dla celów eksperymentalnych mają postawić w pobliżu brzegów Hiszpanii.

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Miniatury morskie 119 - Edmund Pioterek - Operacja Husky (1967).pdf

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Concord 6522 - Robert Kirchubel - Barbarossa (2008 ).jpg

The largest invasion the world has ever seen kicked off on 22 June 1941, as Hitler's massed forces swarmed across the border into the Soviet Union. Operation Barbarossa, as the campaign was named, was supposed to last just ten weeks. In fact, Germany enjoyed five months of victory before they were eventually denied and turned away at the very gates of Moscow. Thus, the long and slow road to defeat began. This new book by Robert Kirchubel outlines Germany's ambitious hopes for Operation Barbarossa via a careful selection of photos.
In typical style for this series of Concord books, the work begins with some concise background text. Here the author explains what led up to the invasion of Russia, as well as providing salient points about the campaign right up to Operation Typhoon, the final assault on Moscow. The core of "Barbarossa" is the set of superb black and white photographs that document this spectacular, but ultimately futile, campaign. Soldiers are seen in all sorts of contexts in the vast steppes of Russia through contemporary camera lenses. There is a wide variety of vehicle types and weapons on show, which will please readers. Vehicles such as trucks, horse-drawn carriages and halftracks are all in evidence, as are numerous captured or destroyed Russian tanks and military vehicles. Photo captions are brief but provide relevant data and information about this long and arduous campaign.
The artist Ramiro Bujeiro has also provided four color plates depicting realistic-looking impressions of German soldiers and officers. These are accompanied by detailed descriptions giving pertinent facts about uniforms and personal equipment. This is an interesting volume packed with unique photos from this important campaign. As the writer states in his concluding paragraph, "When the war in Russia transformed from one of maneuver to one of attrition, it became a war Germany could no longer win." Readers wishing to see how Operation Barbarossa played out, and how German soldiers participated in it, will find this book a valuable ally.

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Concord 6522 - Robert Kirchubel - Barbarossa (2008 ).pdf

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Concord 6525 - Gordon Rottman - Fighting Withdrawa l; The German Retreat in the East 1944-45 (2009).jpg

German forces made impressive advances across vast swathes of Russia after Operation Barbarossa was launched in 1941. Indeed, Blitzkrieg reached the very gates of Moscow. Yet, the Battle of Stalingrad in 1942 marked a decisive turning point in the tide of war on the Eastern Front. What began was a long series of setbacks and defeats, with German forces being rolled back inexorably by the massive Russian juggernaut. The territory that was captured so quickly in 1941-42 was soon being fought for all over again, with German troops extracting a very high price as Russian troops advanced towards Berlin. This new book by Gordon Rottman examines pictorially this long fighting retreat of German forces, with the focus being on the closing years of the war from 1944-45.
This book begins with a concise explanation of the situation in 1944-45, and how German units were organized to try and overcome acute shortages of personnel. Additional divisions were raised in the form of Luftwaffe field divisions, Waffen-SS divisions manned by non-Germanic recruits, and Volkssturm (this name translates as 'People's Assault') units filled with those too young or too old for regular units. The book then proceeds to exhibit German soldiers from this time period in a series of black and white photos. While most photographs portray soldiers, several also show equipment like tanks and transport vehicles. The uniforms and weapons of these soldiers as they retreated westward are on full display, and the selection of photos will no doubt provide plenty of modeling inspiration or historical information. The photo content even extends to showing Volkssturm personnel in the closing weeks of the war.
The centerpiece of the book is a series of four color plates by illustrator Dmitriy Zgonnik. These portray grenadiers from a range of units as they appeared in combat, with pertinent comments on their uniforms, personal equipment and weapons outlined in the accompanying captions. There is a lot of interest in the closing years of WWII, and this book offers a fine collection of photos showing the German infantryman as he fought for his own survival and that of his nation.

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Concord 6525 - Gordon Rottman - Fighting Withdrawa l; The German Retreat in the East 1944-45 (2009).pdf

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Over the Battlefield - Ian Daglish - Operation Blu ecoat; Breakout from Normandy (2009).jpg

This is the story of the British breakthrough begun on 30 July by 11th Armoured Division, Guards Armoured Division, and the infantry of 15th (Scottish) Division. This was initially opposed by 21. Panzerdivision, and later by the Germans' most powerful formations in the west: 9. SS-Panzer `Hohenstaufen' and 10. SS-Panzer `Frundsberg'. Under the hot summer sun, thrust met with counter thrust in a rapidly changing mobile battle, culminating in the August struggle for mastery of Perrier Ridge and Estry, and the Germans' headlong retreat from Normandy.
In common with other titles in the 'Over the Battlefield' series, this entirely new study brings together previously unseen evidence to present an important Normandy battle in very great detail. The unfolding action is illustrated using aerial photography of the battlefield and period Army maps supported by extensive illustrations.

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Over the Battlefield - Ian Daglish - Operation Blu ecoat; Breakout from Normandy (2009).pdf

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Images of War - Ian Baxter - Hitler's Mountain Tro ops 1939-1945; The Gebirgsjager (2011).jpg

Hitler s mountain troops or Gebirgsjager were a group of elite soldiers ready for battle, whatever the conditions. These mountain men were trained to ski, climb and endure long marches, survive appalling conditions and were given a role as crack shock troops. Yet many of the campaigns in which the Gebirgsjager fought were on level ground where they had little opportunity to demonstrate their unique skills. Instead, they were invariably employed as assault infantry in conventional battle, a role in which every individual trooper excelled, but not one for which they had been trained. They fought in virtually all theatres of World War, notably on the Eastern Front, where operations took them into the Caucasus. The Gebirgsjager were proud to wear the Edelweiss, the famous badge that set them apart and distinguished them as Hitler s mountain men. This superb book shows the Gebirgsjager in training and action from Poland, Norway and France, through Yugoslavia, the Eastern Front and in the closing stages of the War.

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Images of War - Ian Baxter - Hitler's Mountain Tro ops 1939-1945; The Gebirgsjager (2011).pdf

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Wayne Nelson - A Spy's Diary of World War II; Insi de the OSS with an American Agent in Europe (2009).jpg

Here are the wartime diaries of Wayne Nelson, an OSS officer who served in North Africa and Europe during World War II. A prewar colleague of Allan Dulles, Nelson joined an infant OSS after failing to join the Navy because of a vision disability, and he went on to serve in North Africa, Sicily, Sardinia, Italy, Corsica, and mainland France. Erudite and a skilled writer, Nelson captured intriguing observations about some of the most important spy operations of the war, and his diaries offer a thrilling, readable and informative glimpse into the life of a spy during World War II.

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Wayne Nelson - A Spy's Diary of World War II; Insi de the OSS with an American Agent in Europe (2009).pdf

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Michael Paterson - Voices of The Codebreakers; Per sonal Accounts of the Secret Heroes of World War I I (2008).jpg

World War II - Michael Paterson - Voices of The Codebreakers Person...l Accounts of the Secret Heroes of World War II 2008.jpg

This title offers a comprehensive look at the undercover war, revealing just how much of WWII was won away from the battlefields and how each side desperately tried to get into the 'mind set' of their enemies' code makers. From the British cryptologists to the Navajo Indians whose codes helped win the war against Japan, this book reveals the stories of extraordinary people and their chance finds, lucky accidents, dogged determination and moments of sheer brilliance, to expose how the war was really won.It includes an intriguing glimpse of the early history of the computer - its spectacular uses and subsequent development. It features vivid first-hand accounts from the staff of Bletchley Park, French and Dutch resistance fighters, the American secret agents and members of the Services Liaison Unit who passed on vital coded information to field commanders. It also includes a 16 page plate section with rare archive photographs.

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Michael Paterson - Voices of The Codebreakers; Per sonal Accounts of the Secret Heroes of World War I I (2008).pdf

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Ben Macintyre - Operation Mincemeat; How a Dead Ma n and a Bizarre Plan Fooled the Nazis and Assured an Allied Victory (2011).jpg

World War II - Ben Macintyre - Operation Mincemeat How a Dead Man a... Fooled the Nazis and Assured an Allied Victory 2011.jpg

Ben Macintyre’s Agent Zigzag was hailed as “rollicking, spellbinding” (New York Times), “wildly improbable but entirely true” (Entertainment Weekly), and, quite simply, “the best book ever written” (Boston Globe). In his new book, Operation Mincemeat, he tells an extraordinary story that will delight his legions of fans.

In 1943, from a windowless basement office in London, two brilliant intelligence officers conceived a plan that was both simple and complicated— Operation Mincemeat. The purpose? To deceive the Nazis into thinking that Allied forces were planning to attack southern Europe by way of Greece or Sardinia, rather than Sicily, as the Nazis had assumed, and the Allies ultimately chose.

Charles Cholmondeley of MI5 and the British naval intelligence officer Ewen Montagu could not have been more different. Cholmondeley was a dreamer seeking adventure. Montagu was an aristocratic, detail-oriented barrister. But together they were the perfect team and created an ingenious plan: Get a corpse, equip it with secret (but false and misleading) papers concerning the invasion, then drop it off the coast of Spain where German spies would, they hoped, take the bait. The idea was approved by British intelligence officials, including Ian Fleming (creator of James Bond). Winston Churchill believed it might ring true to the Axis and help bring victory to the Allies.

Filled with spies, double agents, rogues, fearless heroes, and one very important corpse, the story of Operation Mincemeat reads like an international thriller.

Unveiling never-before-released material, Ben Macintyre brings the reader right into the minds of intelligence officers, their moles and spies, and the German Abwehr agents who suffered the “twin frailties of wishfulness and yesmanship.” He weaves together the eccentric personalities of Cholmondeley and Montagu and their near-impossible feats into a riveting adventure that not only saved thousands of lives but paved the way for a pivotal battle in Sicily and, ultimately, Allied success in the war.

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Miniatury morskie 83 - Leon Bielas - Mers-el-Kebir (1963).jpg

Francja chciała mieć jednocześnie armię tak silną, jak niemiecka i flotę tak wielką, jak brytyjska. Byłby to ideał obronności kraju. Ideału tego — dodajmy od razu — nie udało się nigdy urzeczywistnić. Nie mogąc pokonać floty angielskiej, marynarka francuska starała się przynajmniej zapewnić bezpieczeństwo długim liniom komunikacyjnym, łączącym metropolię z odległymi koloniami w Afryce, Ameryce i Azji. Nie istniała jeszcze wtedy silna flota amerykańska ani japońska, a wybrzeżom Francji nie zagrażały młode floty Niemiec, Austro-Węgier, czy Włoch. W XIX w.

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