World War II German military studies a collection of 213 special reports on the Second World War prepared by former officers of the Wehrmacht for the United States Army in twenty-four volumes

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Includes index

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A selection of reprinted documents obtained by the Historical Division of the United States Army from the interrogation of high-ranking German POWs, consisting of numbers from the ETHINT, A, B, C, D, P, and T. series, as well as some of the Army pamphlet German report series

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These documents have been reproduced from copies in the National Archives

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Printed on acid-free, 250-year-life paper

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Category: Books
Related period: Second World War (content)
Creator: DETWILER, DONALD S. (Author)
BURDICK, CHARLES B. (Author)
ROHWER, JURGEN (Author)
UNITED STATES. DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY. HISTORICAL DIVISION. EUROPEAN COMMAND (Author)
Garland Publishing (Publisher)
Production date: 1979
Place made: New York
Dimensions: whole: Dimensions: 24cm., Pagination: 24 vols. (ca. 20,000p.) in various pagings ill., maps, plans
Catalogue number: LBY 80 / 1285

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