Panzer Iv: Und Seine Abarten
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The Panzer IV — Germany's most produced and widely deployed tank of the Second World War — stands at the centre of this authoritative technical study, a machine that served on every major front from the deserts of North Africa to the frozen steppes of the Eastern Front. Panzer IV und seine Abarten presents a comprehensive and meticulously researched account of the tank's full development history, chronicling every variant, sub-type, and specialist conversion that emerged from its long production run, supported by detailed technical drawings, period photographs, and precise engineering data. Authored by three of the foremost authorities on German armoured fighting vehicles — Walter J. Spielberger, Hilary L. Doyle, and Tom Jentz — this volume represents the definitive word on the subject, drawing on original factory documents, Wehrmacht records, and firsthand technical analysis. The trio's combined expertise produces a work of exceptional scholarly rigour, indispensable to military historians, scale modellers, and armour enthusiasts alike. For anyone seeking to understand the mechanical backbone of the Wehrmacht's Panzerwaffe, this is the essential reference that answers every question — and raises a few more.
Author: Walter J. Spielberger, Hilary L. Doyle, Tom Jentz
Format: Hardback
Published: 2010, Motorbuch Verlag
Genre: Military history
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: N/A
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: German Text
The Panzer IV — Germany's most produced and widely deployed tank of the Second World War — stands at the centre of this authoritative technical study, a machine that served on every major front from the deserts of North Africa to the frozen steppes of the Eastern Front. Panzer IV und seine Abarten presents a comprehensive and meticulously researched account of the tank's full development history, chronicling every variant, sub-type, and specialist conversion that emerged from its long production run, supported by detailed technical drawings, period photographs, and precise engineering data. Authored by three of the foremost authorities on German armoured fighting vehicles — Walter J. Spielberger, Hilary L. Doyle, and Tom Jentz — this volume represents the definitive word on the subject, drawing on original factory documents, Wehrmacht records, and firsthand technical analysis. The trio's combined expertise produces a work of exceptional scholarly rigour, indispensable to military historians, scale modellers, and armour enthusiasts alike. For anyone seeking to understand the mechanical backbone of the Wehrmacht's Panzerwaffe, this is the essential reference that answers every question — and raises a few more.