The German Army in World War II by Nigel Thomas (Author)
Publisher: Osprey
Publishing (November 13, 2002) | ISBN-10: 184176616X | PDF | 57,5 Mb | 244 pages

This book combines Men-at-Arms 311: ???The German Army 1939-45 (1) Blitzkrieg??™,
Men-at-Arms 316: ???The German Army 1939-45 (2) North Africa, Men-at-Arms 326: ???The
German Army 1939-45 (3) Eastern Front 1941-43??™, Men-at-Arms 330: ???The German Army
1939-45 (4) The Eastern Front 1943-45 and Men-at-Arms 336: The German Army 1939-45
(5) Western Front, tracing the development of the German Army during World War II. On
1 September 1939, the date of Hitlers assault on Poland, his army numbered 3,180,000
- this figure would grow to 9,500,000, before dropping back to 7,800,000 by the time
of the unconditional German surrender in May 1945. The range of specialist uniforms
and equipment that were developed in response to the different demands of each
theatre of war, from the days of Blitzkrieg advance to the final retreat, are all
described and illustrated. Hitlers major campaigns in Western Europe, the Soviet
Union, North Africa, and the Balkans are also summarised.


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