WW2 1940 German Book Anti Tank Units (G1061)
Panzerjäger brechen durch! Erlebnisse einer Kompanie im Großdeutschen Freiheitskrieg 1939/40
Author: Alfred-Ingemar Berndt
Publisher: Zentralverlag der NSDAP, Franz Eher Nachf., München
An original Third Reich-era hardcover publication offering a first-hand tactical account of a German anti-tank (Panzerjäger) company during the early Western campaigns of World War II (1939–1940). Written by notable propaganda official and subsequent Waffen-SS officer Alfred-Ingemar Berndt, this historical text serves as a key primary example of frontline combat documentation and state-sanctioned wartime narrative styling from the period.
The volume features its distinct dark cloth/linen boards adorned with the embossed Nazi eagle, swastika, and crossed bayonets structural crest. Internally printed in traditional Fraktur script, the text remains complete and includes the highly sought-after original multi-panel fold-out situational campaign map tucked inside the rear cover. A scarce, well-preserved piece for collectors of military history, archival combat journals, and twentieth-century political antiquaria.
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