Tankograd 4019 - German Armoured Formations in the OZAK (1943-45)

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This publication grants a deep look into that interesting border area of Wehrmacht Panzer history.

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By Stefano Di Giusto

This publication grants a deep look into that interesting border area of Wehrmacht Panzer history.

Aside from the well-known battlefields in the West, on the Eastern Front and in North Africa, there was a small area were the Panzers ruled as well: the OZAK (Operations Area Adriatic Coastland). What makes the OZAK so special are the unusual German armoured formations deployed there with an exceptional range of strange vehicles that could be found nowhere else on any other frontline of World War Two.

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Tankograd

Tankograd 4019 - German Armoured Formations in the OZAK (1943-45)

£14.99 GBP

By Stefano Di Giusto

This publication grants a deep look into that interesting border area of Wehrmacht Panzer history.

Aside from the well-known battlefields in the West, on the Eastern Front and in North Africa, there was a small area were the Panzers ruled as well: the OZAK (Operations Area Adriatic Coastland). What makes the OZAK so special are the unusual German armoured formations deployed there with an exceptional range of strange vehicles that could be found nowhere else on any other frontline of World War Two.

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