Panzerwrecks 6: German Armour 1944-45
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
The final, brutal chapter of the Second World War on the Western and Eastern Fronts comes to life in Panzerwrecks 6: German Armour 1944-45, a meticulously curated photographic record of destroyed, disabled, and abandoned German armoured vehicles during the closing stages of the conflict. This sixth instalment in the acclaimed Panzerwrecks series presents a stark and uncompromising visual chronicle of the Reich's armoured might in its death throes, showcasing rare and previously unpublished photographs of Panthers, Tigers, Sturmgeschütze, and a host of other iconic vehicles reduced to twisted steel across the ravaged landscapes of a crumbling empire. Authors Lee Archer and William Auerbach bring their characteristic scholarly rigour to the project, pairing each image with detailed captions that identify vehicle types, markings, unit histories, and geographical locations — transforming what might otherwise be mere wartime snapshots into invaluable historical documents. The Panzerwrecks series has long been regarded as an essential reference for armour historians, scale modellers, and Second World War enthusiasts alike, and this volume is no exception. For those who seek to understand the true material cost of the war's final year, Panzerwrecks 6 presents an unflinching testimony in steel and shadow that demands to be seen.
Author: Lee Archer And William Auerbach
Format: Paperback
Published: 2008, Panzerwrecks
Genre: WW2
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
The final, brutal chapter of the Second World War on the Western and Eastern Fronts comes to life in Panzerwrecks 6: German Armour 1944-45, a meticulously curated photographic record of destroyed, disabled, and abandoned German armoured vehicles during the closing stages of the conflict. This sixth instalment in the acclaimed Panzerwrecks series presents a stark and uncompromising visual chronicle of the Reich's armoured might in its death throes, showcasing rare and previously unpublished photographs of Panthers, Tigers, Sturmgeschütze, and a host of other iconic vehicles reduced to twisted steel across the ravaged landscapes of a crumbling empire. Authors Lee Archer and William Auerbach bring their characteristic scholarly rigour to the project, pairing each image with detailed captions that identify vehicle types, markings, unit histories, and geographical locations — transforming what might otherwise be mere wartime snapshots into invaluable historical documents. The Panzerwrecks series has long been regarded as an essential reference for armour historians, scale modellers, and Second World War enthusiasts alike, and this volume is no exception. For those who seek to understand the true material cost of the war's final year, Panzerwrecks 6 presents an unflinching testimony in steel and shadow that demands to be seen.