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Hardback. Zustand: New. The soldiers fighting in the deserts of North Africa did not fight on a black and white canvas - the war was in color! This book, for the first time ever in print, presents a pictorial chronology of the campaign in Africa and the Deutschen Afrikakorps (DAK) - the German Afrikakorps - the way the soldiers themselves experienced it-the way they lived it: in color. It offers more than 150 photographs derived from what at that time, was revolutionary original color slide film. These pictures portray the leaders, men and equipment of the Afrikakorps from the arrival of its first units in Tripoli, Tunisia through its astounding advance across the Libyan Desert to Egypt and its eventual withdrawal back to Tunisia after the bitter, lost struggle with the British at El Alamein. Heavy artillery in position, antitank guns firing missions, cooks making noodles; Panzers on the move, aircraft, weapons and equipment - glimpses into the everyday existence of the Afrikakorps soldier in the wastes of the Libyan Desert and the rugged terrain of Tunisia - all of these are here in the original quality color - with many detailed captions. This book offers an entirely new view of the war in Africa that will prove a useful reference for veterans, historians, military modelers, re-enactors and militaria collectors alike. As an added bonus, the final section includes color photos of the subsequent events in Sicily and Southern Italy. A brief glossary is also included. This is how the war in Africa was really fought: in color!

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. The soldiers fighting in the deserts of North Africa did not fight on a black and white canvas the war was in color! This book, for the first time ever in print, presents a pictorial chronology of the campaign in Africa and the Deutschen Afrikakorps (DAK) the German Afrikakorps the way the soldiers themselves experienced it-the way they lived it: in color. It offers more than 150 photographs derived from what at that time, was revolutionary original color slide film. These pictures portray the leaders, men and equipment of the Afrikakorps from the arrival of its first units in Tripoli, Tunisia through its astounding advance across the Libyan Desert to Egypt and its eventual withdrawal back to Tunisia after the bitter, lost struggle with the British at El Alamein. Heavy artillery in position, antitank guns firing missions, cooks making noodles; Panzers on the move, aircraft, weapons and equipment glimpses into the everyday existence of the Afrikakorps soldier in the wastes of the Libyan Desert and the rugged terrain of Tunisia all of these are here in the original quality color with many detailed captions. This book offers an entirely new view of the war in Africa that will prove a useful reference for veterans, historians, military modelers, re-enactors and militaria collectors alike. As an added bonus, the final section includes color photos of the subsequent events in Sicily and Southern Italy. A brief glossary is also included. This is how the war in Africa was really fought: in color! AUTHOR: The soldiers fighting in the deserts of North Africa did not fight on a black and white canvas - the war was in colour! This book, for the first time ever in print, presents a pictorial chronology of the campaign in Africa and the Deutschen Afrikakorps - the way the soldiers themselves experienced it. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Zustand: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

hardcover. Zustand: New. New sealed. Shelving code TRA.

Hardback. Zustand: New. The soldiers fighting in the deserts of North Africa did not fight on a black and white canvas - the war was in color! This book, for the first time ever in print, presents a pictorial chronology of the campaign in Africa and the Deutschen Afrikakorps (DAK) - the German Afrikakorps - the way the soldiers themselves experienced it-the way they lived it: in color. It offers more than 150 photographs derived from what at that time, was revolutionary original color slide film. These pictures portray the leaders, men and equipment of the Afrikakorps from the arrival of its first units in Tripoli, Tunisia through its astounding advance across the Libyan Desert to Egypt and its eventual withdrawal back to Tunisia after the bitter, lost struggle with the British at El Alamein. Heavy artillery in position, antitank guns firing missions, cooks making noodles; Panzers on the move, aircraft, weapons and equipment - glimpses into the everyday existence of the Afrikakorps soldier in the wastes of the Libyan Desert and the rugged terrain of Tunisia - all of these are here in the original quality color - with many detailed captions. This book offers an entirely new view of the war in Africa that will prove a useful reference for veterans, historians, military modelers, re-enactors and militaria collectors alike. As an added bonus, the final section includes color photos of the subsequent events in Sicily and Southern Italy. A brief glossary is also included. This is how the war in Africa was really fought: in color!

Hardcover. Zustand: VERY GOOD+. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Near Fine. First Edition. Book VERY GOOD+ crack at bottom of front hinge neatly repaired, previous owner address labels at top of front paste down, top of front free fly and at bottom of half title, previous owner has also affixed 11 color photos of quite attractive young maidens who are either nude or semi nude on the verso of the half title and on the title page, a small card which state in colored letters "ARAB CAPTIVES FOR AFRIKA-KORPS" with a small drawing of a palm tree and nazi flag on verso of half title, both half title and title page leaves have been encased in mylar; dust jacket NEAR FINE 1/2" closed tear at head of spine near front panel. Book.

Zustand: New. 2004. Hardcover. The soldiers fighting in the deserts of North Africa did not fight on a black and white canvas - the war was in colour! This book, for the first time ever in print, presents a pictorial chronology of the campaign in Africa and the Deutschen Afrikakorps - the way the soldiers themselves experienced it. Num Pages: 192 pages, over 200 color and b/w photographs. BIC Classification: JWD. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 236 x 306 x 24. Weight in Grams: 1472. Rommel's Tropical Army In Original Color. 192 pages, illustrations. Cateogry: (G) General (US: Trade). BIC Classification: JWD. Dimension: 236 x 306 x 24. Weight: 1622. . . . . .

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Zustand: New. 2004. Hardcover. The soldiers fighting in the deserts of North Africa did not fight on a black and white canvas - the war was in colour! This book, for the first time ever in print, presents a pictorial chronology of the campaign in Africa and the Deutschen Afrikakorps - the way the soldiers themselves experienced it. Num Pages: 192 pages, over 200 color and b/w photographs. BIC Classification: JWD. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 236 x 306 x 24. Weight in Grams: 1472. Rommel's Tropical Army In Original Color. 192 pages, illustrations. Cateogry: (G) General (US: Trade). BIC Classification: JWD. Dimension: 236 x 306 x 24. Weight: 1622. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

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Zustand: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Hardback. Zustand: New. The soldiers fighting in the deserts of North Africa did not fight on a black and white canvas - the war was in color! This book, for the first time ever in print, presents a pictorial chronology of the campaign in Africa and the Deutschen Afrikakorps (DAK) - the German Afrikakorps - the way the soldiers themselves experienced it-the way they lived it: in color. It offers more than 150 photographs derived from what at that time, was revolutionary original color slide film. These pictures portray the leaders, men and equipment of the Afrikakorps from the arrival of its first units in Tripoli, Tunisia through its astounding advance across the Libyan Desert to Egypt and its eventual withdrawal back to Tunisia after the bitter, lost struggle with the British at El Alamein. Heavy artillery in position, antitank guns firing missions, cooks making noodles; Panzers on the move, aircraft, weapons and equipment - glimpses into the everyday existence of the Afrikakorps soldier in the wastes of the Libyan Desert and the rugged terrain of Tunisia - all of these are here in the original quality color - with many detailed captions. This book offers an entirely new view of the war in Africa that will prove a useful reference for veterans, historians, military modelers, re-enactors and militaria collectors alike. As an added bonus, the final section includes color photos of the subsequent events in Sicily and Southern Italy. A brief glossary is also included. This is how the war in Africa was really fought: in color!

Hardcover. Zustand: Brand New. new title edition. 192 pages. 12.20x8.90x1.20 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. The soldiers fighting in the deserts of North Africa did not fight on a black and white canvas the war was in color! This book, for the first time ever in print, presents a pictorial chronology of the campaign in Africa and the Deutschen Afrikakorps (DAK) the German Afrikakorps the way the soldiers themselves experienced it-the way they lived it: in color. It offers more than 150 photographs derived from what at that time, was revolutionary original color slide film. These pictures portray the leaders, men and equipment of the Afrikakorps from the arrival of its first units in Tripoli, Tunisia through its astounding advance across the Libyan Desert to Egypt and its eventual withdrawal back to Tunisia after the bitter, lost struggle with the British at El Alamein. Heavy artillery in position, antitank guns firing missions, cooks making noodles; Panzers on the move, aircraft, weapons and equipment glimpses into the everyday existence of the Afrikakorps soldier in the wastes of the Libyan Desert and the rugged terrain of Tunisia all of these are here in the original quality color with many detailed captions. This book offers an entirely new view of the war in Africa that will prove a useful reference for veterans, historians, military modelers, re-enactors and militaria collectors alike. As an added bonus, the final section includes color photos of the subsequent events in Sicily and Southern Italy. A brief glossary is also included. This is how the war in Africa was really fought: in color! AUTHOR: The soldiers fighting in the deserts of North Africa did not fight on a black and white canvas - the war was in colour! This book, for the first time ever in print, presents a pictorial chronology of the campaign in Africa and the Deutschen Afrikakorps - the way the soldiers themselves experienced it. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Gebunden. Zustand: New. The soldiers fighting in the deserts of North Africa did not fight on a black and white canvas - the war was in colour! This book, for the first time ever in print, presents a pictorial chronology of the campaign in Africa and the Deutschen Afrikakorps - th.

Hardback. Zustand: New. The soldiers fighting in the deserts of North Africa did not fight on a black and white canvas - the war was in color! This book, for the first time ever in print, presents a pictorial chronology of the campaign in Africa and the Deutschen Afrikakorps (DAK) - the German Afrikakorps - the way the soldiers themselves experienced it-the way they lived it: in color. It offers more than 150 photographs derived from what at that time, was revolutionary original color slide film. These pictures portray the leaders, men and equipment of the Afrikakorps from the arrival of its first units in Tripoli, Tunisia through its astounding advance across the Libyan Desert to Egypt and its eventual withdrawal back to Tunisia after the bitter, lost struggle with the British at El Alamein. Heavy artillery in position, antitank guns firing missions, cooks making noodles; Panzers on the move, aircraft, weapons and equipment - glimpses into the everyday existence of the Afrikakorps soldier in the wastes of the Libyan Desert and the rugged terrain of Tunisia - all of these are here in the original quality color - with many detailed captions. This book offers an entirely new view of the war in Africa that will prove a useful reference for veterans, historians, military modelers, re-enactors and militaria collectors alike. As an added bonus, the final section includes color photos of the subsequent events in Sicily and Southern Italy. A brief glossary is also included. This is how the war in Africa was really fought: in color!

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The soldiers fighting in the deserts of North Africa did not fight on a black & white canvas â the war was in color! This book, for the first time ever in print, presents a pictorial chronology of the campaign in Africa and the Deutschen Afrikakorps (DAK) â the German Afrikakorps â the way the soldiers themselves experienced itâthe way they lived it: in color. It offers more than 150 photographs derived from what at that time, was revolutionary original color slide film. These pictures portray the leaders, men and equipment of the Afrikakorps from the arrival of its first units in Tripoli, Tunisia through its astounding advance across the Libyan Desert to Egypt and its eventual withdrawal back to Tunisia after the bitter, lost struggle with the British at El Alamein. Heavy artillery in position, antitank guns firing missions, cooks making noodles; Panzers on the move, aircraft, weapons and equipment â glimpses into the everyday existence of the Afrikakorps soldier in the wastes of the Libyan Desert and the rugged terrain of Tunisia â all of these are here in the original quality color â with many detailed captions. This book offers an entirely new view of the war in Africa that will prove a useful reference for veterans, historians, military modelers, re-enactors and militaria collectors alike. As an added bonus, the final section includes color photos of the subsequent events in Sicily and Southern Italy. A brief glossary is also included. This is how the war in Africa was really fought: in color!

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. The soldiers fighting in the deserts of North Africa did not fight on a black and white canvas the war was in color! This book, for the first time ever in print, presents a pictorial chronology of the campaign in Africa and the Deutschen Afrikakorps (DAK) the German Afrikakorps the way the soldiers themselves experienced it-the way they lived it: in color. It offers more than 150 photographs derived from what at that time, was revolutionary original color slide film. These pictures portray the leaders, men and equipment of the Afrikakorps from the arrival of its first units in Tripoli, Tunisia through its astounding advance across the Libyan Desert to Egypt and its eventual withdrawal back to Tunisia after the bitter, lost struggle with the British at El Alamein. Heavy artillery in position, antitank guns firing missions, cooks making noodles; Panzers on the move, aircraft, weapons and equipment glimpses into the everyday existence of the Afrikakorps soldier in the wastes of the Libyan Desert and the rugged terrain of Tunisia all of these are here in the original quality color with many detailed captions. This book offers an entirely new view of the war in Africa that will prove a useful reference for veterans, historians, military modelers, re-enactors and militaria collectors alike. As an added bonus, the final section includes color photos of the subsequent events in Sicily and Southern Italy. A brief glossary is also included. This is how the war in Africa was really fought: in color! AUTHOR: The soldiers fighting in the deserts of North Africa did not fight on a black and white canvas - the war was in colour! This book, for the first time ever in print, presents a pictorial chronology of the campaign in Africa and the Deutschen Afrikakorps - the way the soldiers themselves experienced it. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Afrikakorps | Rommel's Tropical Army in Original Color | Bernd Peitz | Buch | Gebunden | Englisch | 2004 | Schiffer Publishing | EAN 9780764321405 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Mit zahlr. Fotos. Quer-4to. Illustr. Opbd. 189 S., 1 Bl. Sehr gutes Exemplar.

Pictorial Hard Cover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. Has a very small crease to the front outer corner.Contains colour illustrations throughout with a few in black & white. Seller Ref: M22451.

Hardcover. Zustand: gut. 2007. Dies ist kein weiterer Band mit der Chronologie des Afrikafeldzuges, eines Themas, das in der Fachliteratur bereits ausreichend beleuchtet wurde. Vielmehr möchte diese Dokumentation einen ungefilterten Blick auf den Wüstenkrieg aus privaten Fotoalben vermitteln. Es handelt sich also um keine gestellten Aufnahmen zu Propagandazwecken, sondern um Fotos, die vor allem aufgrund ihrer für die damalige Zeit seltenen Farbigkeit ein sehr lebendiges Bild des Feldzuges in Nordafrika zeigen. Die hier erstmals veröffentlichten Bilder vermitteln allen historisch interessierten Lesern, Sammlern, Fahrzeugenthusiasten und Modellbauern unverfälschte Momentaufnahmen vom Leben und Kampf in der Wüste. Autor: Bernd Peitz befasst sich seit langem mit der Geschichte des Afrikafeldzuges. Es ist ihm gelungen, mit diesen spektakulären Farbaufnahmen dem alt bekannten Thema »Afrikakorps« neue Facetten hinzuzufügen und so allen historisch interessierten Lesern, Sammlern und Modellbauern neue Eindrücke vom Leben der Wüstenfüchse zu vermitteln. In deutscher Sprache. 192 pages. 30,4 x 23,2 x 1,6 cm.

Zustand: Wie neu. 4°quer, 192 Seiten durchgängig mit meist farbigen Abbildungen, farbig illustr. OPbd. - sehr guter Zustand! Wie neu - 2007. (TN) ISBN: 9783613027947 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 990.

Zustand: Wie neu. 4°quer, 192 Seiten durchgängig mit meist farbigen Abbildungen, farbig illustr. OPbd. - sehr guter Zustand! Wie neu - 2007. A67562 ISBN: 9783613027947 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 990.