Covers the development and use of the Tiger family of armored fighting vehicles.
Horst Scheibert Books
January 1, 1918 – March 8, 2010
Horst Scheibert was a military historian who specialized in Second World War armour. His extensive writings explored the intricacies of German armoured formations, drawing from his own experiences. Many of his meticulously researched books were translated into English, making his insights accessible to a global audience and establishing him as a key voice in military history literature.
This book covers the long gun versions of the armored fighting vehicles known as the Sturmgeschtz.
Covers the development and use of the King Tiger armored fighting vehicle.
Stalin's Giants Kv-I & Kv-II
- 48 pages
- 2 hours of reading
This book covers the larger heavy tanks of Russia, the Kv-I and Kv-II.
Covers the development and use of the Jagdpanzer armored fighting vehicle.
Panzer
- 176 pages
- 7 hours of reading
200 large format photos cover the German motorized units and the vehicles they used.
Panzer II
- 48 pages
- 2 hours of reading
This book delves into the design and operational use of the Panzer II armored fighting vehicle, highlighting its historical significance and technical specifications. It explores the vehicle's development, production, and deployment during key military engagements, offering insights into its impact on armored warfare. Through detailed analysis and illustrations, readers gain a comprehensive understanding of the Panzer II's role in military history.
One of the only books available that presents German battle tanks in full color. Numerous color images depict battle tanks in both static and active positions.
Parades in Berlin during the Third Reich era were presented during Heroes' Memorial Days, Hitler's Birthday and occasions to honor foreign guests. This new photo album shows the military parades in Berlin from the years 1934-1940, and shows the great variety of early uniforms, equipment and vehicles used by the Wehrmacht at the time.
The Panzer IV Family
- 48 pages
- 2 hours of reading
Focusing on the Panzer IV Family, this book provides an in-depth exploration of German tank design and usage through a combination of informative text and extensive photographs. It delves into the technical specifications and historical significance of these tanks, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of their role in warfare.