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€36.97
Full-colour book with over 300 photographs of uniform items and historical souvenirs. Presentation of rare pieces from the largest European collections.
€42.65
From the Action Française league to the LVF, by way of the PPF and the Milice française.
€36.97
The Luftwaffe's second dive-bomber wing, the St.G. 2, was for a very long time succinctly referred to from 1945 onwards as 'Hans-Ulrich Rudel's unit'.
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From the Focke-Wulf 190 to the NC 900 - Underground and Armoured Factories in France
L20180176
€60.66
From the hasty launch of the French underground and armoured factory programme in 1939 to the return to service of abandoned German aircraft at the end of the war, by way of the FW 190 fighter repair centres in occupied France, this book reveals an unusual chapter in aviation history.
€27.96
Napoleon III's Army in the War of 1870 by André Jouineau and Jean-Marie Mongin
€18.48
This book is aimed equally at cookery enthusiasts and lovers of the Middle Ages. Each recipe, adapted to contemporary tastes, is placed in its historical context, with additional detail provided in the sidebars to bring it to life.
€27.49
An extraordinary figure, shaped by history, Otto Skorzeny became, from the end of the Second World War onwards, "the most wanted man in Europe" — if not "the most dangerous man in the Third Reich"!
€33.18
This richly illustrated documentary book draws the portrait of the British soldier of the Great War through his daily environment.
€61.61
An exhaustive panorama of the intervention of the German fighter arm in the summer of 1944 over Normandy and the Île-de-France, and then in August 1944 over Provence following the Allied landings on the Mediterranean coast.
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THE WAFFEN-SS PARATROOPERS Vol. 1: Capturing Tito - SS-Fallschirmjäger-Bataillon 500
L20180168
€42.65
The history of the SS-Fallschirmjäger-Bataillon 500 and its role in Operation "Rösselsprung", aimed at capturing Tito.
€61.61
This work invites you to discover the fascinating dragoons, accomplished cavalrymen who traversed the history of France from the 17th century to the end of the First World War.