Panzerwrecks 4 is a first rate photo book for fans of late war German armor who desire large photos for their modeling and research projects. Its 96 pages contain 116 rare and unpublished photos from archives and veterans' photo collections around the world; all reproduced as large as possible for maximum clarity. Comprehensive captions provide proper identification of units; vehicles and locations as well as comments on a vehicle's color; camouflage and markings. Readers will find a wealth of material on both the Eastern and Western Fronts during the pivotal years 1944-45. Featured in this fourth volume are photos of all variants of the Sd.Kfz.234 series of the heavy eight-wheeled armored cars; including the one mounting a 'Luchs' turret!
#2830819 in Books 1997-10Ingredients: Example IngredientsOriginal language:EnglishPDF # 1 .52 x 6.05 x 9.07l; #File Name: 0945213077208 pages
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Found useful insights that confirmed many suspicions I hadBy Michael BeallFound useful insights that confirmed many suspicions I had!0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Thank you From a Grateful American CzechBy rennaskodaA professor located this book for me some years ago when I was writing a paper for a class in graduate school. Ms.Korytova-Magstadt was a graduate of Charles University in Prague working at a branch campus of the University of Nebraska. Not only was the book useful for the paper I was writing; I was charmed by the writer's remarks about Nebraska Czechs. She showed me--for the first time in my life--how very ethnic Czech my family is. I loved this book and her for writing it.She included a short poem about the Niobrara River in the preface. My father's land lay across that same river. It is an incredible book for Czechs on the high plains.12 of 12 people found the following review helpful. Genealogists will flipBy A CustomerA really interesting and useful book. Explains some of the great mysteries of Czech immigration to America; as well as how to start following their trail back to the old country. Specifically for Bohemians and Moravians west of the Mississippi; but certainly useful east as well. Don't know if it's helpful for Slovakians or not. Black white photos including a dandy with a billy goat pulling two children in a cart; excellent bibliography; notes; terms; some surnames. I'm not employed by the publisher and do not know the author.
