“WW2 Germany: The Death Of The Tirpitz Reference Book” is an extensively detailed hardcover reference book, spanning 173 pages. Published in 1979, this edition meticulously chronicles the relentless British efforts to sink the formidable German battleship Tirpitz during World War II. Rich with historical insights, the book features a wealth of photographs and detailed drawings, providing a comprehensive visual and factual account of the numerous operations aimed at neutralizing this maritime menace. It serves as an invaluable resource for historians, enthusiasts, and researchers, offering an in-depth look into one of the most dramatic chapters of naval warfare in WW2. Whether you are delving into the strategic intricacies or exploring the human elements behind these historic missions, this book provides a thorough narrative that brings the intense struggle and eventual demise of the Tirpitz to life.
WW2 Germany The Death Of The Tirpitz Reference Book
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This is a hard cover used condition The Death Of The Tirpitz Reference Book with a total of 173 pages. contains Information and many photos and drawings of the various British attempts to sink the Tirpitz during WW2. This edition was published in 1979.
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