Panzer (2. WK) - Deutschland: Bücher - Geschichte, Typen und Technik (2/2)

Using previously unpublished photographs, many of which have come from the albums of individuals who took part in the war, "Hitler's Panzers" presents a unique visual account of Germany at arms.
The book analyses the development of the Panzer and shows how it became Hitler's supreme weapon. It describes how the Germans carefully built up their assault forces utilizing all available reserves and resources and making them into effective killing machine.

From the Panzerkampfwagen.1 to the most powerful tank of the Second World War, the Jagdtiger, the volume depicts how these machines were adapted and up-gunned to face the ever-increasing enemy threat.

"Hitler's Panzers" is a unique sight into the full workings of the various light tanks, main battle tanks, self-propelled assault guns and tank destroyers. It is a vivid and fully illustrated account of the development and deployment of the German tank and brings together a captivating glimpse at the cutting edge of World War Two military technology.

This book has been created as a primer showing the best available and rare photographs of Panzers with units at the front. Covered are the Panzers I, II, 38(t), III, IV, Panther and Tiger tanks on a variety of war fronts.
Also included are detailed data sheets showing line schemes and technical information that offer the most complete and accurate data available.

One of the only books available that presents German battle tanks in full color. Numerous color images depict battle tanks in both static and active positions.

Contents: "Neubaufahrzeug", Panzer I, Panzer II, Panzer III, Panzer IV, Panzer V Panther, Panzer VI Tiger and King Tiger and Maus.