A reference guide to each panzer division in the German Army from inception to destruction.
Preface Panzer Divisions 1 thru 27 116th 130th 155th 178th 179th 232nd 233rd 273rd Clausewitz Feldhernnhalle (1 & 2) Führer Grenadier Holstein Jueterburg Kurmark Muencheberg Norway Silesia Tatra Grossdeutschland Appendix I Appendix II Appendix III Appendix IV Index
SAMUEL W. MITCHAM, JR. is an internationally recognized authority on Nazi Germany and the Second World War and is the author of more than 15 books on the subject, including Why Hitler? (Praeger, 1996) and The Desert Fox in Normandy (Praeger, 1997), as well as several dozen articles. A former army helicopter pilot and company commander, he is a graduate of the U.S. Army's Command and General Staff College. He has been a professor of geography and military history since 1984. He lives in rural Louisiana.
.,."the value of this new book lies in Mitcham's description and
detailed histories of all major Panzer formations, including Panzer
armies, Panzer corps, and all forty-eight individual tank
divisions...Mitcham offers organizational data as well as
descriptions of obscure engagements at the war's end that have
remained unknown until now...a worthy addition to anyone's military
history reference library."-Army History
?...the value of this new book lies in Mitcham's description and
detailed histories of all major Panzer formations, including Panzer
armies, Panzer corps, and all forty-eight individual tank
divisions...Mitcham offers organizational data as well as
descriptions of obscure engagements at the war's end that have
remained unknown until now...a worthy addition to anyone's military
history reference library.?-Army History
?The book presupposes considerable familiarity with the history of
World War II in the European Theater, but is worthwhile for anyone
interested in history of that war or the history of armor.?-The
NYMAS Newsletter
"The book presupposes considerable familiarity with the history of
World War II in the European Theater, but is worthwhile for anyone
interested in history of that war or the history of armor."-The
NYMAS Newsletter
..."the value of this new book lies in Mitcham's description and
detailed histories of all major Panzer formations, including Panzer
armies, Panzer corps, and all forty-eight individual tank
divisions...Mitcham offers organizational data as well as
descriptions of obscure engagements at the war's end that have
remained unknown until now...a worthy addition to anyone's military
history reference library."-Army History
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