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This book is the first in a proposed series that will delve into the inner workings of Germanys most fearsome panzers of the Second World War, the Tiger and Tiger II. There are many current books that deal with various aspects of the Tiger series of tank

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This book is the first in a proposed series that will delve into the inner workings of Germanys most fearsome panzers of the Second World War, the Tiger and Tiger II. There are many current books that deal with various aspects of the Tiger series of tank

This book is the second in a series that will delve in to the inner workings of Germany's most fearsome panzers of the Second World War, the Tiger and Tiger II. There are many books already in publication that deal with various aspects of the Tiger series of tanks but few include more than minimal biographical information of the men who crewed these battlefield behemoths. Based mainly on interviews, personal diaries, and recollections, the series will present to the reader the German Tiger and King Tiger crewmen as soldiers who had the opportunity to serve as a member of a crew and unit that fielded an extraordinary and deadly weapon. The series will include all levels of soldiers from the Tiger-abteilung commanders, down to the drivers, loaders, gunners, and radio-operators. As with the first book in this series covering the experiences of Alfred Rubbel, this second book is strictly the story of one man: Horst Krönke. The story combines the experiences of Krönke with approximately 400 photographs (most which are unpublished), hand-drawn maps, and original documents, to tell the story of a veteran of Germany's elite panzerwaffe and feared Tiger tanks. His initial experience was in training with Panzer Ersatz Abteilung 5. From there he was assigned to Panzer Regiment 6, of the 3rd Panzer Division and experienced the opening of the war in Russia. Krönke was in action on the Eastern Front through the end of 1942 at which time he was sent back to Germany to attend officer cadet and then officer's schools. Upon his return to the front and Panzer Regiment 6 he was sidetracked by an old comrade and was incorporated into schwere Panzer Abteilung 503. At that point, Horst was introduced to the new Tiger tank and served with a Tiger unit, transferring to schwere Panzer Abteilung 505 to serve with his brother, until the end of the war.

The third book in the series covers the story of a panzer soldat from Germany's Wehrmacht of the Second World War. Günter Polzin served his brief military career with Schwere Panzer Abteilung 503, an outfit that was equipped throughout the war with Germany's vaunted Tiger tank. With a significant contribution from Martin Burmester, his story with Tiger-abteilung 503 is unusual, in that there has been little told from the perspective of a former member of the 2nd Company of 503. While there are several books available that cover 503, there has been limited coverage of the 2nd Company. From training to the harsh battles on the Eastern Front, on the invasion front in the West to the final battles in Hungary, and finally ending the war in captivity, both Polzin and Burmester were with 503 throughout the entire combat deployment of that unit. Combining their experiences with photographs, many previously unseen, and other, better-known photographs, a more complete picture of 503 is presented within the context of a Tiger tank veteran.

In the aftermath of World War II, American diplomats and policymakers turned to the task of rebuilding Europe while keeping Communism at bay, and they confronted a divided Germany. While the United States' interest lay in stabilizing and forming an alliance with West Germany, what happened in the "other Germany" was also a matter of concern. Based on recently declassified documents from American, Russian, and German archives, this book tells the story of U.S. policy toward East Germany from 1945 to 1953. As the American approach shifted between the policy of "containment" and more active "rollback" of Communist power, the Truman and Eisenhower administrations worked to undermine Soviet-backed Communist rule without compromising economic and nation-building interests in West Germany. There was a darker side to American policy in East Germany: covert operations, propaganda, and psychological warfare. This international history draws on previously untapped German and Russian sources, tracking relations between East German and Soviet Communists and providing new perspectives on the role of U.S. foreign policy as Cold War tensions coalesced.

Our light Coat is made from fine organic boiled wool. The boiled wool consists of 100% organic Merino wool (GOTS certified) and is produced in Germany. It is particularly light, cuddly and comfortable to wear. Boiled wool is breathable, stretchy and at the same time regulates temperature and is soft on the skin. An uncomplicated fabric whose flowing and soft material is perfect in combination with our classic cuts. This light Wool Coat is the perfect piece for cooler summer evenings, for traveling, with elegant evening outfits or just as a cool every day outfit. 100% Merino wool (GOTS certified) Dry clean only Made in the EU

Our light Coat is made from fine organic boiled wool. The boiled wool consists of 100% organic Merino wool (GOTS certified) and is produced in Germany. It is particularly light, cuddly and comfortable to wear. Boiled wool is breathable, stretchy and at the same time regulates temperature and is soft on the skin. An uncomplicated fabric whose flowing and soft material is perfect in combination with our classic cuts. This light Wool Coat is the perfect piece for cooler summer evenings, for traveling, with elegant evening outfits or just as a cool every day outfit. 100% Merino wool (GOTS certified) Dry clean only Made in the EU

For our Trousers, we use 100% finest Merino Virgin Wool from Germany. The raw wool is GOTS-certified, supplied by organic wool farms in which the animals are kept according to ecological standards, free of hormones, pesticides, or the use of genetic engineering, including ecological and social criteria for the entire supply chain. The detailed embroidery is 100% handmade - bead by bead by our Indian embroiderers using old traditional methods known from the art of sari embroidery. The Japanese MIYUKI glass beads used in embroidery are famous for their high quality, brilliance, and uniform shape. Dry clean only. Trousers: 100% Virgin Wool, Pocket lining: 100% Viscose Embroidery: 100% MIYUKI Glass Beads Made in the EU

Our light Jacket is made from fine organic boiled wool. The boiled wool consists of 100% organic Merino wool (GOTS certified) and is produced in Germany. It is particularly light, cuddly and comfortable to wear. Boiled wool is breathable, stretchy and at the same time regulates temperature and is soft on the skin. An uncomplicated fabric whose flowing and soft material is perfect in combination with our classic cuts. This light Wool Jacket is the perfect piece for cooler summer evenings, for traveling, with elegant evening outfits or just as a cool every day outfit. 100% Merino wool (GOTS certified) Dry clean only.

For our Trousers, we use 100% finest Merino Virgin Wool from Germany. The raw wool is GOTS-certified, supplied by organic wool farms in which the animals are kept according to ecological standards, free of hormones, pesticides, or the use of genetic engineering, including ecological and social criteria for the entire supply chain. The detailed embroidery is 100% handmade - bead by bead by our Indian embroiderers using old traditional methods known from the art of sari embroidery. The Japanese MIYUKI glass beads used in embroidery are famous for their high quality, brilliance, and uniform shape. Dry clean only. Trousers: 100% Virgin Wool, Pocket lining: 100% Viscose Embroidery: 100% MIYUKI Glass Beads Made in the EU

For our Trousers, we use 100% finest Merino Virgin Wool from Germany. The raw wool is GOTS-certified, supplied by organic wool farms in which the animals are kept according to ecological standards, free of hormones, pesticides, or the use of genetic engineering, including ecological and social criteria for the entire supply chain. The detailed embroidery is 100% handmade - bead by bead by our Indian embroiderers using old traditional methods known from the art of sari embroidery. The Japanese MIYUKI glass beads used in embroidery are famous for their high quality, brilliance, and uniform shape. Dry clean only. Trousers: 100% Virgin Wool, Pocket lining: 100% Viscose Embroidery: 100% MIYUKI Glass Beads Made in the EU

Our light Coat is made from fine organic boiled wool. The boiled wool consists of 100% organic Merino wool (GOTS certified) and is produced in Germany. It is particularly light, cuddly and comfortable to wear. Boiled wool is breathable, stretchy and at the same time regulates temperature and is soft on the skin. An uncomplicated fabric whose flowing and soft material is perfect in combination with our classic cuts. This light Wool Coat is the perfect piece for cooler summer evenings, for traveling, with elegant evening outfits or just as a cool every day outfit. 100% Merino wool (GOTS certified) Dry clean only Made in the EU

Our light Jacket is made from fine organic boiled wool. The boiled wool consists of 100% organic Merino wool (GOTS certified) and is produced in Germany. It is particularly light, cuddly and comfortable to wear. Boiled wool is breathable, stretchy and at the same time regulates temperature and is soft on the skin. An uncomplicated fabric whose flowing and soft material is perfect in combination with our classic cuts. This light Wool Jacket is the perfect piece for cooler summer evenings, for traveling, with elegant evening outfits or just as a cool every day outfit. 100% Merino wool (GOTS certified) Dry clean only.

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This richly illustrated book details the wide-ranging construction and urban planning projects launched across Germany after the Nazi Party seized power. Hagen and Ostergren show that it was far more than just an architectural and stylistic enterprise. Instead, it was a series of interrelated programs intended to thoroughly reorganize Germany’s economic, cultural, and political landscapes. The authors trace the specific roles of its component parts—the monumental redevelopment and cleansing of cities; the construction of new civic landscapes for educational, athletic, and leisure pursuits; the improvement of transportation, industrial, and military infrastructures; and the creation of networked landscapes of fear, slave labor, and genocide. Through distinctive examples, the book draws out the ways in which combinations of place, space, and architecture were utilized as a cumulative means of undergirding the regime and its ambitions. The authors consider how these reshaped spaces were actually experienced and perceived by ordinary Germans, and in some cases the world at large, as the regime intentionally built a new Nazi Germany.

This is an SHP Official Text which means it has been created by the Schools History Project for use with the GCSE specifications. Find out about The Schools History Project Germany 1918-1945 is an authoritative depth study for use with all GCSE Modern World History and SHP specifications from all examinations boards. It thoroughly covers the content requirements of the OCR, Edexcel and AQA specifications using an enquiry based approach. It is written by experts who understand both how to design good teaching material but also understand the exact assessment requirements of each specification. It is also a popular international text being widely used in Australia. It is supported by a comprehensive Teacher's Resource Book, and a Dynamic Learning digital resource which contains all the content of the Student Book clickable and usable as you wish on a whiteboard or on a school VLE or network. Other books in the SHP Depth Study series: - The American West 1840-1895 - Elizabethan England - Britain 1815-1851

Eugen Sänger's proposed manned, bi-fuel, liquid rocket-powered orbital bomber was truly mid-1940s high tech. The world's first intercontinental bomber project, the Sänger orbital bomber's total flight time was expected to be no more than two hours. Fascinating stuff. The complete story is told here for the first time.

Over the course of the nineteenth century, drastic social and political changes, technological innovations, and exposure to non-Western cultures affected Germany’s built environment in profound ways. The economic challenges of Germany’s colonial project forced architects designing for the colonies to abandon a centuries-long, highly ornamental architectural style in favor of structural technologies and building materials that catered to the local contexts of its remote colonies, such as prefabricated systems. As German architects gathered information about the regions under their influence in Africa, Asia, and the Pacific—during expeditions, at international exhibitions, and from colonial entrepreneurs and officials—they published their findings in books and articles and organized lectures and exhibits that stimulated progressive architectural thinking and shaped the emerging modern language of architecture within Germany itself. Offering in-depth interpretations across the fields of architectural history and postcolonial studies, Itohan Osayimwese considers the effects of colonialism, travel, and globalization on the development of modern architecture in Germany from the 1850s until the 1930s. Since architectural developments in nineteenth-century Germany are typically understood as crucial to the evolution of architecture worldwide in the twentieth century, this book globalizes the history of modern architecture at its founding moment.  

This richly illustrated book details the wide-ranging construction and urban planning projects launched across Germany after the Nazi Party seized power. Hagen and Ostergren show that it was far more than just an architectural and stylistic enterprise. Instead, it was a series of interrelated programs intended to thoroughly reorganize Germany’s economic, cultural, and political landscapes. The authors trace the specific roles of its component parts—the monumental redevelopment and cleansing of cities; the construction of new civic landscapes for educational, athletic, and leisure pursuits; the improvement of transportation, industrial, and military infrastructures; and the creation of networked landscapes of fear, slave labor, and genocide. Through distinctive examples, the book draws out the ways in which combinations of place, space, and architecture were utilized as a cumulative means of undergirding the regime and its ambitions. The authors consider how these reshaped spaces were actually experienced and perceived by ordinary Germans, and in some cases the world at large, as the regime intentionally built a new Nazi Germany.