A World Tour of World War II Weapons
A World Tour of World War II Weapons
A World Tour of World War II Weapons
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A World Tour of World War II Weapons
A World Tour of World War II Weapons
A World Tour of World War II Weapons

A World Tour of World War II Weapons

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From the United States to the Soviet Union, from Germany to Japan: a world tour of the weapons that shaped World War II. 150 weapons used by the various belligerents are featured.

 

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Author 1
Loic Becker
Publication date
September 2026
Pages
128
Illustrations
Approximately 150 photos
Cover
Paperback
Format
240 × 1 × 160 cm
Language
French
Publisher
L'Escadron

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