Deutsche Marine Bücher

Hase, Georg von: 1940 Leipzig, softcover, 436 pages, with photos. German account of the April 1940 naval invasion of Norway, presenting the operation through first‑hand experiences of officers and sailors of the German Navy. The book...

Auteur onbekend: Facsimile 1976, Christian Schmidt Verlag München of the original of 1881 from Leipzig, hardcover, 599 pages, with 265 illustrations. an extensive late‑19th‑century reference that systematically describes the principal...

Auphan, P. and J. Mordal: 1964 Stalling Germany, hardcover without dustjacket 339 pages, with photos. Detailed account of the French Navy’s political, strategic and operational dilemmas between 1939 and 1945, written from the perspective...

Prager, H.G.: 1981 Koehler Verlag, hardcover 496 pages. history with photo's and Plans. Detailed technical and operational history of the German pocket battleship Deutschland (later renamed Lützow) and its service as a heavy cruiser from...

Kurowski, F: 1981 Koehler Verlag Germany, hardcover with dustjacket 175 pages, with photo's. The book describes the history of the German merchant ship MS Hansestadt Danzig, from her service with the “Seedienst Ostpreußen” to her wartime...

Both, G: 1999 London, softcover 314 pages. Memoir in which the author reflects on his youth under the Third Reich, including his involvement in the Hitler Youth and service as a naval ensign in the German Navy during the Second World...

Brice, M: 1984 Motorbuch Verlag Stuttgart, hardcover with dustjacket 207 pages, with photos and index. Martin H. Brice describes how Axis merchant ships attempted to penetrate Allied naval blockades during the Second World War, focusing...

Duffy, J.P.: 2001 USA, hardcover with dustjacket 222 pages, with photos, plans and index. The 9 deadly merchant raiders cruising the seven seas. ames P. Duffy describes how nine German auxiliary cruisers, disguised as harmless...

Woodward, D: 1973 London, hardcover with dustjacket 240 pages. The collapse of the German Navy before the end of World War I. The reasons behind it. David Woodward analyzes how internal discontent, political radicalization, and...

Wislicenus, G: 1901 Leipzig, hardcover 318 pages + register, with 8 coloured plates and 65 illustrations. Georg Wislicenus offers a richly illustrated historical survey of seafaring among all nations and then focuses on the rise,...

Witthoft, H.J.: 1978 Koehler Verlag, hardcover with dustjacket, together 377 pages, illustrated. Lexikon zur deutschen Marinegeschichte by Hans Jürgen Witthöft is a reference work that provides concise, alphabetically arranged entries on...

Breyer, S: 1979 Graefe Munchen, hardcover with dustjacket 176 pages, with many photos of the large fighting ships. photo documentation of major warships and battleships from Russia/the Soviet Union, Mediterranean navies, the Netherlands...

Richter, Werner: 1996 Germany, softcover, 40 pages, illustrated. A compact, heavily illustrated monograph on the design, technology and operational history of the German Type VII C U‑boats, the most widely built submarine type of the...

Busch, Frits-Otto: 2001 Wordworth editions, softcover 186 pages, with photographs. "The Drama of the Scharnhorst" by Fritz-Otto Busch recounts the operational history of the German battleship Scharnhorst, highlighting its daring raids...

Breyer, Siegfried: 1988 Podzun Pallas Verlag Germany, softcover, 48 pages, illustrated with photos and design drawings. A concise, richly illustrated overview of the design history, construction, and planned operational role of Germany’s...

Jentzsch, C: 2018 Gruyter Berlin, hardcover, 623 pages. This study compares the British Royal Navy and the German Imperial Navy officer corps between 1871 and 1914, focusing on how they were recruited, educated, socialized and promoted...

Koop, G. and K.P. Schmolke: 1998 Conway Maritime Press, softcover, 56 pages, with detailed photos and design drawings. Compact, model‑oriented monograph that traces the design, construction and operational history of the German...

Koop, G. and K.P. Schmolke: 1998 Conway Maritime Press, London, softcover 64 pages. All the details of this Warship in photo's and plans. Gerhard Koop provides a detailed account of the design, development, and operational history of the...

Ehrlich and Weyher: 1954 France, softcover, 269 pages, illustrated. "Orion Navire Corsaire" by Ehrlich tells the true story of the elusive German commerce raider Orion, which operated across the seas during 1940-1941, disrupting Allied...

Mordal, Jacques: 1948 France, softcover, 191 pages, with maps. "A la Poursuite du Bismarck" by Jacques Mordal recounts the dramatic pursuit and ultimate sinking of the German battleship Bismarck by the British Royal Navy in May 1941,...

Neugebauer, M: 2009 Melchior Wolfenbüttel, hardcover, 155 pages, illustrated. A detailed account of Japan's declaration of war on Germany in 1914 and the subsequent siege and capture of the German-held territory of Kiautschou (Tsingtao)...

Lutzow, A.D.: 1931 Stalling Germany, hardcover 202 pages, with photos. The book "Marine Archiv Band 1 Der Nordseekrieg" by Lutzow details the German naval actions in the North Sea during the First World War, including key battles and...

Winton, J: 2001 London, softcover 182 pages, with photos. About the German Scharnhorst, her defeat and loss. Death of the Scharnhorst by John Winton provides a gripping account of how the Royal Navy located, cornered, and ultimately sank...

Dallies-Labourdette, J.P.: 1998 Motorbuch Verlag, hardcover, 143 pages, photobook with texts. "U-Boote, ein Bildchronik 1935-1945" by Jean-Philippe Dallies-Labourdette is a richly illustrated pictorial chronicle that documents the...