Luftwaffe WW2 Soviet Eastern Front War Book 1940s Russia w/250 photos Wehrmacht

Description

Fight against the Sowjets
Very scarce picture / photo documentary book
about
the Eastern Front.
What makes this really hard to find is that it was published specifically for the officers of the 8th Flying
Command (VIII. Fliegerkorps) and not available for purchase by the general public.
It is an excellent pictorial memento with text and hundreds of photo pictures and drawn illustrations; many in
full Agfa color, which was way ahead of its time. All sorts of aircraft are shown with their pilots and crews,
personalities of the Luftwaffe are featured,allies, ceremonies, battle scenes, ground troops,
Stuka bombings, images of the native people and lands etc.
Hardcover (Half Linen /Cloth), ~240 pages
about 250 photos and illustrations
many artist renditions
30 full color AgfaColor photos
In
good exterior and good interior
condition
.
Spine slanted, mild foxing to boards and endpapers, occasionally finger stained, inner hinges shaken, otherwise ok.
All pages are complete and tight in the binding.
Approx/Measurements: 11-3/4" x 8-1/4"  ~2.9 lbs.
by Commander W. Freiherr v. Heintze and Lieutenant Ludwig W.
Published by Luftwaffen-Kr-Ko. (mot.) 8, Dresden
Some examples of the contents:
To the east
Through East Prussia
Over the burning Lithuania (Do 17 Z
ME 109, Hs 123, Ju 87, Me 110)
Grodno in Color
Lida, Indura, Minsk, Ulla, Witebsk
Pleskau cathedral in Color
Moscow is burning below us
Bombs on bridges and retreat roads (Smolensk)
In rolling action: large-scale attack at the Ilmensee
Kremlin of Novgorod
Supplies to the front
Driver of the Luftwaffe
Monastery Savall, Vasilyev
At the remote reconnaissance
The battle for Petersburg
Stukas sink "October Revolution"
Hot days around Kalinin
Ammunition falls from the sky (Ju 52)
Winter campaign 1941/42
Croatian volunteers fly against the Soviets
Attack on the Kremlin of Teyajevo
Battle quarters Immelganovo, Hxanowa
...  and much more !!!
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