Fahrzeuge der Reichswehr - Radfahrzeuge 1920-35

Officially, the Reichswehr of the Weimar period had never more than 100,000 members, no heavy weapons and no armored vehicles; In the maneuvers cars with plywood construction served as tank dummies. But secretly, research and work had long been underway. Prototype prototypes, cloaked as "tractors," were going through the Soviet steppe, and only a few knew of them. In this Spielberger-Band are presented those developments, which then the Wehrmacht motorized in the first phase of the Second World War. With many illustrations, all the technical data and facts presented and thoroughly underlined.
192 pages, 265 x 230 mm, 496 sw pictures, 90 line drawings, German language