Panzerwrecks 3: German Armour 1944-45
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Very good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
In the dying years of the Third Reich, the battlefields of Europe became graveyards for some of the most formidable war machines ever built — and Panzerwrecks 3: German Armour 1944-45 captures their destruction in unflinching, photographic detail. The third instalment in the acclaimed Panzerwrecks series, this volume presents a meticulously curated collection of wartime photographs documenting the wrecked and abandoned German armoured vehicles of the final, catastrophic phase of World War II, from the desperate offensives of 1944 through to the Reich's total collapse in 1945. Authors Lee Archer and William Auerbach bring their trademark archival rigour to bear, sourcing rare and previously unpublished images that chronicle the material cost of Hitler's failed war machine — Tigers, Panthers, Sturmgeschütze, and more, all reduced to smouldering hulks. The work serves not merely as a photographic record but as a powerful historical document, illustrating the scale of Allied firepower and the inexorable tide that swept German armour from the fields of Normandy to the ruins of Berlin. For the serious military historian, scale modeller, or armour enthusiast, this volume is an indispensable reference that raises one haunting question: how did such a formidable force fall so completely, so fast?
Author: Lee Archer And William Auerbach
Format: Paperback
Published: 2006, Panzerwrecks
Genre: WW2
Condition remarks:
Book: Very good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
In the dying years of the Third Reich, the battlefields of Europe became graveyards for some of the most formidable war machines ever built — and Panzerwrecks 3: German Armour 1944-45 captures their destruction in unflinching, photographic detail. The third instalment in the acclaimed Panzerwrecks series, this volume presents a meticulously curated collection of wartime photographs documenting the wrecked and abandoned German armoured vehicles of the final, catastrophic phase of World War II, from the desperate offensives of 1944 through to the Reich's total collapse in 1945. Authors Lee Archer and William Auerbach bring their trademark archival rigour to bear, sourcing rare and previously unpublished images that chronicle the material cost of Hitler's failed war machine — Tigers, Panthers, Sturmgeschütze, and more, all reduced to smouldering hulks. The work serves not merely as a photographic record but as a powerful historical document, illustrating the scale of Allied firepower and the inexorable tide that swept German armour from the fields of Normandy to the ruins of Berlin. For the serious military historian, scale modeller, or armour enthusiast, this volume is an indispensable reference that raises one haunting question: how did such a formidable force fall so completely, so fast?