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Reprint of a series constituting the best all-round monographs on German surface warships First editions command a high premium on the secondhand market Large format affordable paperback

"First published in Great Britain in 2009 by Seaforth Publishing"--Title page verso.

Recipes and remedies from Lady Sabine Winn's receipt books from the celebrated Nostell Priory Archive, published for the first time. Beautifully illustrated with period prints, drawings and documents, as well as specially commissioned vignettes by author, genealogist and graphic artist Caroline Rochford.

Graphic images, many never seen before, of the defeat and annihilation of the German 6th Army. The Battle of Stalingrad remains iconic.

Bormann joined the Nazi Party in 1927 and quickly rose through its ranks. In July 1933 he became the Chief of Cabinet in the Office of the Deputy Fuhrer.

After the end of steam on the Southern in July 1967, the author concentrated primarily on recording the Southern scene, to start with in black and white and then from 1972 in colour.

Published to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the Armistice this book contains never before seen images taken by the soldiers themselves.

The naval war of 1914-1918 from the perspective of the commander of the German fleet in the North Sea. Covers the Jutland operation, the use of Zeppelins and unrestricted submarine warfare

Harrowing first-hand accounts of the soldiers and medical staff who endured the encirclement at Stalingrad. The book reconstructs the little-known story of the field hospitals and central dressing stations

Originally published: London: P. Davies, 1936.

Although the Battle of Arnhem was fought over sixty years ago. It still evokes such interest that it would seem to rank with the great victories of Agincourt, Trafalgar, Waterloo and the Battle of Britain, all of which proved to be turning points in the history of our nation. Arnhem was not a victory, but its outcome may have had results equally vital to the more recent history of the world. To many people the Battle of Arnhem was the Battle of Arnhem Bridge, which has now passed into history as "The Bridge Too Far". This is understandable, for the bridge was the main objective of the 1st British Airborne Division. The north end was captured and held for three days, thus denying its use to the Germans, which proved crucial to the success gained by the rest of Operation Market Garden. As a battle guide this book leaves nothing out, illustrated with maps and photographs, the author takes the reader through the battle with extensive use of first hand accounts.