Military History - World War II - General Section
World
War II - General Section
This section contains nearly
1,500 titles covering every aspect & theatre of World War Two. The war on
land, sea & in the air in Europe, the Far East & the Pacific.
Listed by Author & Title -
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GREAT WEAPONS OF WORLD WAR II by John Kirk and Robert Young Jr. The authors describe the most famous weapons deployed in terms of the historic roles they played. They include Italy's human torpedoes, the German '88' and weapons like the Garand rifle. Over 300 planes, ships, tanks, small arms and artillery weapons are illustrated and nearly 100 are discussed in detail. 1961, Bonanza, , ,< G-01>,Large Format. 346pp.illustrations, Good in d/w, , Subject...World War II - GeneralWeb No. 35177-01..............................£8.00 |
MALGRE NOUS, QUI ETES-VOUS? VOLUME 2 INCORPORES DE FORCE MOSELLANS by Laurent Kleinhentz and Edwin Neis French text. Histoire d'Incorpores de Force Mosellans Guerre de 1939/45. Pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, cent quarante mille alsaciens et mosellans ont été incorporés de force dans l'Armée allemande. An account of the incorporation of forces of the French Department of Alsasce into the German Army following the defeat of France in 1940. These included a substantial number of Moslems. Gift inscription at front free endpaper. This is from the author, Laurant Kleinhentz, to the Italian Consul General and is dated Christmas, 2003. 1997, Private Publication, , 2951036906,< G-01>,448pp, numerous b/w photos illustrations, good in white card cover, author's inscription, Fr.text, CARDSubject...World War II - GeneralWeb No. 37507-01..............................£30.00 |
YANK THE ARMY WEEKLY: WWII FROM THE GUYS WHO BROUGHT YOU VICTORY by Steve Kluger Selected extracts from "Yank", the World War II US Army weekly magazine. Includes accounts of battles, humour, cartoons contributions from all the numerous battle fronts where the US Army served.1991, Arms & Armour Press, , 1854091018,< G-01>,xii + 356pp, 150 ills & photos, vg in dw, , Subject...World War II - GeneralWeb No. 22278-01..............................£10.00 |
DIE FRONT WAR UBERALL by E & B Kugelgen An account of the "Free German Committee" - the organization set up and controlled by the Russians during World War II. German text.1978, Verlag der Nation Berlin, , ,< G-01>,511pp, good with worn d/w, Ger.text, Subject...World War II - GeneralWeb No. 18323-01..............................£12.00 |
LIFE: WORLD WAR II by Editor Philip B Kunhardt Jr Published to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the outbreak of war. A treasure trove of some of the work by many of the best photographers of the war. Organised by year and moving between Battlefields and Homefront, it provides an eagle's-eye view of this complex and sprawling event.1990, Little Brown & Co, , 0316506044,< G-01>,Large Format. 446pp, Edges of dustjacket creased. Boards and text very good., , Subject...World War II - GeneralWeb No. 36052-01..............................£12.00 |
COMMANDOS AND RANGERS OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR by James Ladd Faded spine. Good. Battle Standards Series. The story of the elite Commandos and Rangers of World War II, whose bravery and daring made them legends. The book describes their rigorous training & hazardous combat actions such as beach reconnaisances, sabotage raids & spearheading amphibious invasions. Amongst the units & actions featured are those of the Australian Independent Companies, the Small Operations Group, Raiders in the Pacific, Rangers in Africa & Commando activities in the Mediterranean, Italy & the Balkans, Normandy & NW Europe, Burma & the Far East1989, David & Charles, , 0715394495,< G-01>,397pp ills, spine faded ow vg in card covers, , CARDSubject...World War II - GeneralWeb No. 21754-06..............................£5.00 |
COMMANDOS AND RANGERS OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR by James Ladd The story of elite units, their rigorous training and hazardous combat actions such as beach reconnaisances, sabotage raids and spearheading amphibious invasions. Amongst the units and actions featured are those of the Australian Independent Companies, the Small Operations Group, Raiders in the Pacific, Rangers in Africa, and Commando activities in the Mediterranean, Italy and the Balkans, Normandy and NW Europe, Burma and the Far East1978, Book Club Associates, , ,< G-01>,287pp, 100 photos, ills, maps, vg in d/w, , Subject...World War II - GeneralWeb No. 21754-05..............................£8.00 |
COMMANDOS AND RANGERS OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR by James Ladd The story of the elite Commandos and Rangers of World War II, whose bravery and daring made them legends. The book describes their rigorous training and hazardous combat actions such as beach reconnaisances, sabotage raids and spearheading amphibious invasions. Amongst the units and actions featured are those of the Australian Independent Companies, the Small Operations Group, Raiders in the Pacific, Rangers in Africa and Commando activities in the Mediterranean, Italy and the Balkans, Normandy and NW Europe, Burma and the Far East1978, Macdonald & Janes, , 0356084329,< G-01>,287pp, 100 photos, illustrations, maps, Good in d/w, , Subject...World War II - GeneralWeb No. 21754-01..............................£10.00 |
RAIDERS: GREAT EXPLOITS OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR by John Laffin The exploits recounted here range from a British commando strike against Rommel's supposed HQ in North Africa, SS Colonel Otto Skorzeny's daring raid to snatch Mussolini from his Italian mountaintop prison to 'Operation Jericho' - the attack by RAF Mosquitos to free imprisoned French Resistance leaders from a Gestapo prison1999, Sutton Publishing, , 0750915250,< G-01>,194pp, 100 ills, Fine in d/w, , Subject...World War II - GeneralWeb No. 28403-02..............................£8.00 |
THE INTERNMENT OF ALIENS by Francois Lafitte Originally published in November 1940, this book was the first to focus public attention on what was happening to thousands of German, Austrian, Czech and Italian anti-nazi refugees who in the invasion scare of 1940 faced internment and deportation. The author throws a light on important aspects of Home policy, amplified by the accounts from the refugees themselves. The book covers interment camps on the Isle of Man and deportation to Canada and Australia including the drowning of 500 in the sinking of the Arandora Star. For this new edition the author has added and index and a new introduction.1988, Libris., , 1870352556,< G-01>,266pp, Very good in d/w Pages browning, , Subject...World War II - GeneralWeb No. 36978-01..............................£50.00 |
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The Editor's Choice:
THE END OF THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL ARMY: VOLUME
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