Kfz und Panzer der Achsenmächte 1939-45

Italy was already using tanks in World War I and had two manufacturing companies of its own, Fiat and Ansaldo. This continued into World War II and resulted in a number of self-constructed light and medium-weight models. With the P40, there was even a heavy type. Hungary based its own developments on Czech or Swedish models. In addition, Italian and German tanks were used. Romania had Czech Pz 35 (t) tanks. Gabriele Faggioni describes in this volume all the important types of tanks in the war years 1939 to 1945.
160 pages, 280 x 210 mm , German language