Germany and Other Axis

Germany



PzI 
PzII
Pz38(t)

PzIII

PzIV

Panther

Ferdinand

Hetzer

StuG

Tiger

Tiger II / King Tiger

Maus
E-series
Lowe
Vehicles on a foreign chassis

Towed Guns

Other

Captured Documents and Intelligence Reports

Other Axis

Cheating at Statistics

This section covers instances where there is a notable difference between what happened and what was written down, taking credit for other people's work, and various other forgeries and misrepresentations of fact.

4 comments:

  1. Tanks were not so important during WW2. That's why e.g Americans didn't pay much attention on them compared to air and sea power. Land warfare has always been backward compared to air and sea warfare.

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  2. Thanks for making this resource available. Also, I wonder if you could help me. I am looking for information/ materials on what the Wehrmacht referred to as PakFronts (which was later adopted and refined by the Red Army). I can't seem to find any information on this save for one document in Russian which I cannot read!! Thanks in advance.

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    1. You're welcome to send it to me, I will take a look. I have some captured documents RE: Pak tactics. If you read German, you can also take a look at the German Docs in Russia project: http://www.germandocsinrussia.org/ru/nodes/1-rossiysko-germanskiy-proekt-po-otsifrovke-trofeynyh-kollektsiy

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  3. Just curious, but why nothing on the Jagdpanzer IV? Can't find anything about it on here unless I've just overlooked it. Great resource for info on everything else though!

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