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Afrikakorps : Rommel's Tropical Army in Original Color by Bernd Peitz (2004,...
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- ISBN
- 9780764321405
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Schiffer Publishing, The Limited
ISBN-10
0764321404
ISBN-13
9780764321405
eBay Product ID (ePID)
44183323
Product Key Features
Book Title
Afrikakorps : Rommel's Tropical Army in Original Color
Number of Pages
192 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Europe / Germany, Military / World War II
Publication Year
2004
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
History
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
12 in
Item Weight
50.2 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
12 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2004-109580
Dewey Edition
22
Number of Volumes
1 vol.
Dewey Decimal
940.54/23
Synopsis
The soldiers fighting in the deserts of North Africa did not fight on a black & white canvas - the war was in color! This book, for the first time ever in print, presents a pictorial chronology of the campaign in Africa and the Deutschen Afrikakorps (DAK) - the German Afrikakorps - the way the soldiers themselves experienced it--the way they lived it: in color. It offers more than 150 photographs derived from what at that time, was revolutionary original color slide film. These pictures portray the leaders, men and equipment of the Afrikakorps from the arrival of its first units in Tripoli, Tunisia through its astounding advance across the Libyan Desert to Egypt and its eventual withdrawal back to Tunisia after the bitter, lost struggle with the British at El Alamein. Heavy artillery in position, antitank guns firing missions, cooks making noodles; Panzers on the move, aircraft, weapons and equipment - glimpses into the everyday existence of the Afrikakorps soldier in the wastes of the Libyan Desert and the rugged terrain of Tunisia - all of these are here in the original quality color - with many detailed captions. This book offers an entirely new view of the war in Africa that will prove a useful reference for veterans, historians, military modelers, re-enactors and militaria collectors alike. As an added bonus, the final section includes color photos of the subsequent events in Sicily and Southern Italy. A brief glossary is also included. This is how the war in Africa was really fought: in color!, The soldiers fighting in the deserts of North Africa did not fight on a black & white canvas - the war was in color This book, for the first time ever in print, presents a pictorial chronology of the campaign in Africa and the Deutschen Afrikakorps (DAK) - the German Afrikakorps - the way the soldiers themselves experienced it--the way they lived it: in color. It offers more than 150 photographs derived from what at that time, was revolutionary original color slide film. These pictures portray the leaders, men and equipment of the Afrikakorps from the arrival of its first units in Tripoli, Tunisia through its astounding advance across the Libyan Desert to Egypt and its eventual withdrawal back to Tunisia after the bitter, lost struggle with the British at El Alamein. Heavy artillery in position, antitank guns firing missions, cooks making noodles; Panzers on the move, aircraft, weapons and equipment - glimpses into the everyday existence of the Afrikakorps soldier in the wastes of the Libyan Desert and the rugged terrain of Tunisia - all of these are here in the original quality color - with many detailed captions. This book offers an entirely new view of the war in Africa that will prove a useful reference for veterans, historians, military modelers, re-enactors and militaria collectors alike. As an added bonus, the final section includes color photos of the subsequent events in Sicily and Southern Italy. A brief glossary is also included. This is how the war in Africa was really fought: in color
LC Classification Number
D757.55.A4P45 2004
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