Horst Scheibert

The intent of this book is to show the history and eventual fate of ali the "GO" units. To make this pictorial history as clear as possible, the text and photographs have been arranged by year. Brief chronologies
at the beginning of each yearly chapter relate the combat actions of "Grossdeutschland" and its sister units to the historical events of the period o In this way, a better understanding may be gained of the detailed information in the text, photos, and captions.
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L'intento di questo libro è quello di mostrare la storia e il destino finale di tutte le unità "Vai". Per rendere questa storia pittorica più chiaro possibile, il testo e le fotografie sono stati organizzati per anno. All'inizio brevi cronologie di ogni capitolo annuale riguardano le azioni di combattimento di "Grossdeutschland" e le sue unità gemelle per le vicende storiche dei periodi o in questo modo, una migliore comprensione può essere acquisita delle informazioni dettagliate nel testo, foto, e didascalie.… (mere)

Read March 10-11, 2012.

This booklet is awesome. It covers so much data about all World War II German tanks and their main variants. It is incredibly well laid out and organized! In one place it covers everything. The text, although quite brief, is very good.

The organization for the four pages for each tank covered is usually:
-- Colored drawing
-- Text, with a photograph
-- Line drawings (usually left profile, top, front and rear)
-- Technical data, with 2 more photographs

The tanks covered are:
-- Neubaufahrzeug ('Newly Built Vehicle'), both the Krupp and Rheinmetall versions are addressed
-- Panzer I
-- Panzer II
-- Panzer 35(t)
-- Panzer 38(t)
-- Panzer III (short)
-- Panzer III (long)
-- Panzer IV (short)
-- Panzer IV (long), both the L/43 and L/48 versions
-- Panzer V Panther
-- Panzer VI Tiger I
-- Panzer VI Tiger II (a.k.a. King Tiger)
-- Maus

There are also colored drawings on both sides of the front cover and the back of the back cover. On the front of the back cover there is a cutaway colored drawing of a Tiger II. There is a chart of comparison data, which excludes the Neubaufahrzeug (why?), but includes the T-34, Stalin I, Leo and T-72.… (mere)