(Subject: The Third Reich - Military Structure) Tiny damage spot an inch from the top of the spine on th front cover.The 7th SS Volunteer Mountain Division Prinz Eugen was an infantry division of the Waffen-SS, the armed wing of the German Nazi Party. Formed in 1941 from Volksdeutsche (ethnic German) volunteers and conscripts from the Independent State of Croatia, Hungary and Romania, it fought a counter-insurgency campaign against communist-led Yugoslav Partisans in Serbia, Croatia and Montenegro. It was given its title after Prince Eugene of Savoy, an outstanding military leader of the Habsburg Empire who liberated the Banat and Belgrade from the Ottoman Empire in the Austro-Turkish War, 1716–1718. This lavishly illustrated book tells the story of the unit and its operations. Many previously unpublished photos are included, plus maps of the operational areas. (Published: 2014) (Publisher: MMP Books, Poland) (ISBN: 9788363678180) (Pagination: Large format, 208pp, numerous b/w & colour illustrations, & maps) (Condition: new in illustrated boards) UL-XXXXXX
(Subject: The Third Reich - Military Structure) The history of German Mountain Troops in WWII. Includes the Tartar Brigade of the Waffen-SS and contains details of their organization, equipment, tactics, orders of battles, the "Hochgebirsjager" Units, artillery, senior commanders, Corps and Divisions. (Published: 1980) (Publisher: Jane's Publishing) (ISBN: 0710600631) (Pagination: 226pp, photos, maps and diagrams, bibliography, index.) (Condition: pages edges browning, otherwise good in d/w) UL-XXXXXX
(Subject: The Third Reich - Military Structure) The destruction of the German Army Group Centre on the Russian Front in the Summer of 1944. The author looks at the build-up of the campaign, the German Army and its command structure, the Soviet forces under Stalin, anti-partisan operations and how both sides viewed the situation as the decisive year of 1944 began. The Germans lost some thirty divisions in the campaign. Includes Orders of battle. (Published: 1996) (Publisher: Brockhampton Press) (ISBN: 1860198414) (Pagination: 192pp, ills, maps, appendices, index) (Condition: Very good in d/w) UL-XXXXXX
(Subject: The Third Reich - Military Structure) A recollection by one of the more renowned German commanders of WWII. Von Senger master-minded the defence of Monte Cassino in Italy. Prior to that he had commanded the "von Senger" motorised brigade during the campaign in France in 1940, and later the 17th Panzer Division in Russia. (Published: 1989) (Publisher: Presidio Press) (ISBN: 0891413502) (Pagination: 368pp, photos, 14 maps) (Condition: Very good in d/w) UL-XXXXXX
(Subject: The Third Reich - Military Structure) The notorious SS Totenkopf Division 1933-1945, founded by Theodor Eicke, the originator of the Concentration Camp system. He recruited men from the camp guard units and the division soon acquired a reputation for ruthlessness. It fought in France and Russia, taking part in most of the important battles. (Published: 1989) (Publisher: Guild Publishing) (Pagination: xvi + 371pp, 15 ills, 4 maps, index) (Condition: very good in d/w) UL-XXXXXX
(Subject: The Third Reich - Military Structure) An excellent study on the Waffen SS from its formation to the end of World War II. The primary purpose of the book is to trace the evolution of the Waffen-SS and to ascertain the part it played in the history of the Third Reich. The author traces the development of Himmler's Army including the use of Foreign Nationals, such as the Baltic Legions. The Waffen-SS grew from 28,000 men to more than 500,000 in 1945 (Published: 2002) (Publisher: Cerberus) (ISBN: 1841451002) (Pagination: 324pp illustrations) (Condition: Very good in d/w) UL-XXXXXX
(Subject: The Third Reich - Military Structure) An excellent study on the Waffen SS from its formation to the end of World War II. The primary purpose of the book is to trace the evolution of the Waffen-SS and to ascertain the part it played in the history of the Third Reich. The author traces the development of Himmler's Army including the use of Foreign Nationals, such as the Baltic Legions. The Waffen-SS grew from 28,000 men to more than 500,000 in 1945 (Published: 1977) (Publisher: Cornell University Press) (ISBN: 080140407X) (Pagination: 330pp illustrations. maps.) (Condition: Black boards rubbed.No d/w. Good.) UL-XXXXXX
(Subject: The Third Reich - Military Structure) Unique, first-hand accounts of German soldiers, 1939 - 1940. They recount combat in the Polish campaign and the invasion of France. The book includes many rare photographs of the troops in action plus a foreword by Generaloberst Heinz Guderian, one of the leading architects of the Third Reich's Blitzkrieg armoured warfare tactics. (Published: 2005) (Publisher: Pen & Sword) (ISBN: 1844152766) (Pagination: 256pp, 28 b/w photos) (Condition: very good in d/w) UL-XXXXXX
(Subject: The Third Reich - Military Structure) An extremely rare diary by Sturmbandfuhrer Sepp Kraft, commander of SS Panzer-Grenadier Depot and Reserve Battalion 16. It is a detailed account of the Battalion's actions in the Arnhem Campaign, 17 September to 7 October, 1944. Battalion 16 was originally a training and replacement unit for the 12th SS-Panzer Division ‘Hitlerjugend’. The unit was in the Oosterbeek/Arnhem area on 17th September,the day of the Allied landings. Krafft’s battalion became embroiled in the battle where it distinguished itself, remaining in the Oosterbeek area for a total of three weeks, defending a sector of the Rhine. Krafft produced a post-battle diary detailing the units actions over the three weeks and submitted it directly to Himmler himself. This is an English translation of that diary. It consists of 31 pages of typewritten text plus 14 fold-out battle maps. It has apparently been rebound in foolscap brown boards and there is a pasted in facsimile of Heinrich Himmler's thanks for Krafft's birthday wishes. There is also the bookplate of a well known military historian/author. (Published: 1945) (Publisher: War Office) (ISBN: No ISBN) (Pagination: 45pp, maps) (Condition: v/good in brown boards) UL-XXXXXX
(Subject: The Third Reich - Military Structure) German text. Light foxing on card covers. Good. ex libris stick on inside page. (Published: 1971) (Publisher: Verlag K W Schutz) (Pagination: 228pp, 20 photos) (Condition: ) UL-XXXXXX
(Subject: The Third Reich - Military Structure) The combat histories of two units; 1.SS-Infanterie Brigade (mot) and 18.SS-Panzer-Grenadier-Division “Horst Wessel”. 1.SS-Infanterie Brigade (mot) was employed at the central and southern parts of the Eastern Front from the beginning of the war against the Soviet Union in June 1941 until early 1944, when it was transfered to Stablach, East Prussia for refitting. The brigade’s remnants became the nucleus of the new 18.SS-Panzer-Grenadier-Division “Horst Wessel” and they were transferred to Croatia in the spring of 1944. Filling its ranks proved difficult and it never reached its authorized strength. The intent to form it from Hungarian Volksdeutsche failed because not enough volunteers stepped forward. It surrendered in Southeast Germany in May 1945. (Published: 2016) (Publisher: J J Fedorowicz) (ISBN: 9781927332061) (Pagination: 472pp, 112 photographs, 29 maps) (Condition: New in illustrated boards) UL-XXXXXX
(Subject: The Third Reich - Military Structure) Divisions [Part 2] - Infantry Divisions 52 - 110. Includes a narrative of campaigns, list of Commanding Generals and Operations Officers, a detailed listing of subordinate units and their developments. Includes the evolution of the Infantry Division, equipment and establishment tables of 1939, The Infantry and Artillery Regiment, Reconnaissance Battalions, engineer, Signals, and Field Replacement Battalions, the Divisional Services, the Ost Company and The “New Model” Division of 1943. There is an appendix on German names, titles and ranks, plus an index of individuals mentioned in the text, indicating Knight’s Cross recipients. Additionally, where known, the formation’s sign is included. (Published: 2001) (Publisher: Military Press ) (ISBN: 0854201971) (Pagination: A4 format, 155pp) (Condition: Very good in card cover. Unread.) UL-XXXXXX
(Subject: The Third Reich - Military Structure) A comprehensive look at the German Army (das Heer) as it evolved during WWII. The book focuses on its origins in the post-Versailles Treaty era, and its resurgence under the Nazi regime, plus training and organisation during the war years, equipment, vehicles, weapons, uniforms, ranks and insignia. Features the parts played by the Waffen-SS and airborne forces - the Fallschirmjager. Although neither force was strictly part of the army, they fought as ground troops under Army commanders. An indispensable guide. (Published: 2000) (Publisher: Chancellor Press) (ISBN: 0753703335) (Pagination: 224pp, 200 illustrations) (Condition: Very good in d/w) UL-XXXXXX
(Subject: The Third Reich - Military Structure) New from publisher. The story of Werner Gösel and Sturmgeschütz-Abteilung 244. Stalingrad, Kursk and Bobruisk are names synonymous with untold suffering and death, and the men of Stug.Abt.244 fought at each of them. Werner Gösel was deployed as a dispatch rider during Operation Barbarossa and after being trained as an officer, he returned to the front and was wounded during the opening stages of the Stalingrad battle. After recovering, he served with Sturmgeschütz-Batterie 395, but with the reorganisation of Stug.Abt.244 in early 1943, Gösel was recalled to his old unit and participated in the Battle of Kursk and the subsequent retreat. His tenure as adjutant from August 1943 onward provides an insight into the working methods of an assault gun battalion. In summer 1944, now a battery commander, Gösel was captured during a break-out attempt from the Bobruisk pocket. He returned from Soviet captivity five years later to post-war East Germany. This volume which is jointly edited by Jason Mark, is profusely illustrated and has three appendices, including the battalion's full war diary from 1943 plus a comprehensive lists of medal winners. (Published: 2016) (Publisher: Leaping Horseman Books) (ISBN: 9780992274924) (Pagination: 492pp, 249 b/w photos, 17 maps) (Condition: New in illustrated boards) UL-XXXXXX
(Subject: The Third Reich - Military Structure) An extensively illustrated record of Hitler's Praetorian Guard before and during WWII. Charting the time from their origins in 1923 as the 'Schutzstaffel' or 'Protection Squad' the book traces the growth of the SS into a territorial political police force and onward to become the crack military wing of the Nazi Party. It includes a chapter on the war crimes and atrocities committed by Waffen-SS formations. (Published: 1999) (Publisher: Sidgwick and Jackson) (ISBN: 0283063459) (Pagination: Large format, 224pp, over 400 photos) (Condition: Very good in d/w) UL-XXXXXX
(Subject: The Third Reich - Military Structure) The history of the SS Division "Das Reich". James Lucas describes the military role of the 2nd SS Division, it's origins, organisation and recruitment, it's WWII battles and campaigns including Poland, Yugoslavia and the Eastern Front to the final surrender in 1945. (Published: 1991) (Publisher: Book Club Associates) (Pagination: 222pp, 42 photos, 12 maps, appendices, bibliography, index) (Condition: very good in dw) UL-XXXXXX
(Subject: The Third Reich - Military Structure) A compact study on Hitler's elite Waffen-SS formations in battle. With text by Uwe Feist and Norman Harms, their equipment, insignia and combat uniforms are extensively illustrated by Ron Volstad. (Published: 1973) (Publisher: Squadron/Signal) (Pagination: Landscape format, 50pp, 15 colour & 100 b/w illustrations) (Condition: Good in marked card cover) UL-XXXXXX
(Subject: The Third Reich - Military Structure) Spearhead is a series designed to examine the cutting edge of war. Formed in 1939 as a motorised infantry unit, Grossdeutschland ended WWII as a Panzer corps having fought in France, the Balkans and the Eastern Front. In operations Barbarossa and Typhoon it took part in the battles of Moscow, Kharkov and Kursk. The book features the unit's origins and history, organisation and order of battle, operational theaters, insignia, markings and biographies of Commanders. (Published: 2001) (Publisher: Ian Allan) (ISBN: 0711028540) (Pagination: 96pp. illustrations, photos, maps) (Condition: Good in card covers) UL-XXXXXX
(Subject: The Third Reich - Military Structure) An Illustrated history of the German Army of World War II with more than 200 black and white photos, many previously unpublished. This is a complete pictorial record of the German Army, as it was recreated by Adolf Hitler in the 1930s, to prepare for war. The illustrations depict the Wehrmacht and in action in the campaigns that followed, from the Eastern Front, the Balkans, Italy and the North African Desert, through to North Western Europe in 1944. Dustwrapper spine sunned/faded (Published: 2001) (Publisher: Aurum Press) (ISBN: 1854104659) (Pagination: Large format, 176pp, 200 + b/w photos) (Condition: Fine in pictorial boards) UL-XXXXXX
(Subject: The Third Reich - Military Structure) The Waffen-SS adopted a warrior code from the Samurai and saw themselves as modern, Teutonic Knights. This revised edition of Quarrie's well known book includes some 30 new photos, a section on SS records and a new appendix on the British Freikorps. (Published: 1984) (Publisher: Patrick Stephens) (ISBN: 0850597234) (Pagination: 160pp, 200+photos) (Condition: very good in d/w) UL-XXXXXX
