An edition of German 88 (2009)

German 88

The Most Famous Gun of the Second World War

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German 88
Terry Gander, Terry Gander
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The Most Famous Gun of the Second World War

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Pen & Sword Books Limited
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Germany, heer, World war, 1939-1945, germany, Antiaircraft guns, Artillery, World War, 1939-1945, German Artillery operations, History, Field and mountain Artillery, Antitank guns, Antiaircraft artillery, Germany. Heer, Germany
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Cover of: The German 88
The German 88: the most famous gun of the Second World War
2012, Pen & Sword Military
in English - Paperback edition
Cover of: German 88
German 88
2009, Pen & Sword Books Limited
in English
Cover of: German 88
German 88: The Most Famous Gun of the Second World War
2009, Pen & Sword Books Limited
in English
Cover of: The German 88
The German 88: the most famous gun of the Second World War
2009, Pen & Sword Military
in English
Cover of: German 88
German 88: The Most Famous Gun of the Second World War
2009, Pen & Sword Books Limited
in English
Cover of: German 88
German 88: The Most Famous Gun of the Second World War
2009, Pen & Sword Books Limited
in English

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224

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OL36316505M
ISBN 13
9781781597835

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