Translated from German by Geoffrey Brooks It's a hefty hardcover book, definitely not for those with limited upper body strength, the author is a...
"Survivor of the Long March: Five Years as a POW 1940-1945" is Charles Waite's account of life behind barbed wire in World War 2. As a young man...
Britain reportedly turned down the opportunity to purchase a fleet of second-hand German tanks, even though they would have been able to operate...
Lloyd Clark is a senior academic in the Department for War Studies at RMAS and Professor of Modern War Studies at the University of Buckingham....
This book almost needs two reviews, depending on the audience. As a casual read, it’s almost impenetrable, providing without much explanation or...
The Treaty of Versailles in 1919 limited the size of the German Army to 100,000 men, no General Staff and no tanks. Following the turbulence that...
The late, great Professor Richard Holmes often pointed out that if you could see people in a photograph purporting to come from action it was...
This is a cracking book by a quite unique individual. Herbert Sulzbach joined the German Army in 1914 at the outbreak of World War One, enlisting...
Using de-briefing reports written by senior Wehrmacht officers for the US Army's Historical Division shortly after the war, David Isby has put...
This book describes the German Army of World War One. In a praiseworthy level of detail, the author, David Stone, has described the organisation,...
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