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Narvik: The Struggle of Battle Group Dietl in the Spring of 1940 (Die Wehrmacht im Kampf)
"Buchner, by way of Ancker, has presented an intensely detailed historical account and counterfactual analysis of the strategic dilemmas faced by German and Allied forces at Narvik. As such this book may be of particular interest to those engaged in wargaming and military simulations as a well as historical enthusiasts more generally." ― Naval Historical Foundation
Published for the first time in English, this is a German account of the German invasion of Norway in the spring of 1940. It focuses on the efforts of Group “1” led by Eduard Dietl. This group of Gebirgstruppen was landed at Narvik in early April by ten destroyers. These ships were then all sunk by the Allies. Dietl’s troops were outnumbered by Allied troops but his defense utilized ammunition, food and sailors from the sunken ships and his men retook Narvik once the Allies abandoned their efforts to push the Germans out of Norway.
Table of Contents
Foreword
1. The Way to Narvik
2. Consolidation of conditions in the battle group Narvik
3. The fight for the south flank
4. Defensive fight with the Windisch group in the north
5. The sections Narvik and Erzbahn until the end of May
6. The situation in the north worsens
7. Large-scale attack against Narvik section
8. Final battle of the group Narvik
Notes
Appendices
Bibliography
Index
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Narvik: The Struggle of Battle Group Dietl in the Spring of 1940 (Die Wehrmacht im Kampf)
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Alex Buchner, Janice W. Ancker
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Narvik: The Struggle of Battle Group Dietl in the Spring of 1940 (Die Wehrmacht im Kampf)
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"Buchner, by way of Ancker, has presented an intensely detailed historical account and counterfactual analysis of the strategic dilemmas faced by German and Allied forces at Narvik. As such this book may be of particular interest to those engaged in wargaming and military simulations as a well as historical enthusiasts more generally." ― Naval Historical FoundationPublished for the first time in English, this is a German account of the German invasion of Norway in the spring of 1940. It focuses on the efforts of Group “1” led by Eduard Dietl. This group of Gebirgstruppen was landed at Narvik in early April by ten destroyers. These ships were then all sunk by the Allies. Dietl’s troops were outnumbered by Allied troops but his defense utilized ammunition, food and sailors from the sunken ships and his men retook Narvik once the Allies abandoned their efforts to push the Germans out of Norway.Table of ContentsForeword1. The Way to Narvik2. Consolidation of conditions in the battle group Narvik3. The fight for the south flank4. Defensive fight with the Windisch group in the north5. The sections Narvik and Erzbahn until the end of May6. The situation in the north worsens7. Large-scale attack against Narvik section8. Final battle of the group NarvikNotesAppendicesBibliographyIndex
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$45.00 USD
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1.15 lb
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