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Book Gebirgsjäger erleben Serbien und die Ukraine, The Mountain Troops Experience in Serbia and the Ukraine (Item WEHR 17-2) |
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| DESCRIPTION:Here is a book that chronicles entirely the war in the east as wage4d by the elite German Mountain Troops. It was published by the Bruckmann Verlag in Munich for the XVIII Gerbirs Division. The pictures in sepia tone are phenomenal examples of the capability of combat photographers of the German Army. Although there re pictures of native people at work and play, most of the photos re of the troopers. The pages are not numbered, but the book is 1 inch thick so there must be well over a hundred full-page pictures; some half page, all fine photographic studies of the eastern campaign before its tragic end. Here are the troops, the equipment, the allies, the Russian prisoners, the liberated peoples, their reaction against the communist murderers, and the graves of the red communist butchers. There is a great picture of the toppled statue of Lenin, similar to the scene of the wanton destruction of the statue of Saddam Hussein. This, however, pictured here is an omnipresent statue that is a communist sculpture destroyed by anticommunists. The Saddam statue was destroyed by people who probably were communists. In any case, history goes on, right or wrong.
PRICE: $198.00 |
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Commemorative Medal of March 13, 1938 (Item WEHR 17-7) |
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| DESCRIPTION: Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 13 Marz 1938 known as the Entry into Austria Medal after the plebiscite, when 98 percent of the Austrian people desired union with the German Reich once again. The German Army marched into the cheers of thousands along the parade routes. The medal proclaims on its backside Ein Volk, ein Reich, ein Führer, “One People, one Empire, one Leader.” Getting hard to find.
PRICE: SOLD |
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Book Soldat und Vaterland (Item WEHR 17-9) |
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| DESCRIPTION: This is one of the finest books we have ever seen on the complete history of the German Army for 300 years. It portrays incidents from the Battle of Fehrbellin in June, 1675, up through the wars of Frederick the Great in the 1700’s and on through the Franco-Prussian War to WW I and to the eve of WW II and the seizure of power by the NSDAP and the Wehrmacht. The company Verlagsandstalt and Major Dr. Kurt Hesse were absolutely fastidious about the selection of pictures because they are among the best, the most crystal clear, and photography superior that we have ever seen in one volume. The images are in large 10 x 12 format and over 1 inch thick. The condition is wonderful with the original dust cover. This book, almost 68 years old, it can be said to be ‘amazing’ that this dust cover is even there. It has a few nicks and tears, but the book itself is almost in mint condition. There are 345 historically important pictures and 15 important maps. We sort of repeat ourselves, but this book is a downright treasure for the true Germanophile. You could not find better; pricey, perhaps, but the very best.
PRICE: $425.00; wonderful |
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