Perry Pierik The Red Army stumbles

Russian campaign 1941

The start of operation 'Barbarossa' was the beginning of one of the most dramatic campaigns in World History. Two titans clashed. The summer of 1941 was catastrophic to the Red Army. However, they were able to keep their position. This blood drenched marvel is what this book is about, which shows that heroism and terror go hand in hand when it comes to stopping German attackers at the gates of Moscow. Bron: Flaptekst, uitgeversinformatie

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Engels | 136 pagina's (PDF) | Aspekt, Soesterberg | 2022

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Perry Pierik Horthy and the battle for the Hungarian nation state

the source of anti-European sentiment in Hungary

Hungary rose as a nation state after the First World War, from the ashes of the Dual Monarchy. State regent and admiral without a fleet, Miklós Horthy, played a crucial role herein. The path to independence was far from simple for the Hungarians. Shortly after the First World War the communists staged a coup and the Entente Powers, and in particular the Pan-Europeans amongst them, tried thereafter to reinstate the Habsburg Empire. This put Horthy, as former wing adjutant of the Austro-Hungarian...

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Engels | 117 pagina's (PDF, 12 MB) | Aspekt Publishers, Soesterberg | 2021

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Perry Pierik From Leningrad to Berlin

Dutch volunteers in the service of the German Waffen-SS 1941-1945; the political and military history of the legion, brigade and divison known as 'Nederland'

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Engels | 288 pagina's (PDF, 77 MB) | Aspekt, Soesterberg | 2021

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Perry Pierik Tannenberg

Erich Ludendorff and the defence of the eastern German border in 1914

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Engels | 104 pagina's (PDF, 18 MB) | Aspekt Publishers, Soesterberg | 2021

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Perry Pierik Hungary 1944 - 1945

the forgotten tragedy

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Engels | 310 pagina's (PDF, 50 MB) | Aspekt Publishers, Soesterberg | 2021

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