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Publication Number:
M1035
Publication Title:
Guide to Foreign Military Studies, 1945-54
Content Source:
NARA
Content Partner:
NARA
Source Publication Year:
1954
Fold3 Publication Year:
2008
Category:
WWII
Record Group:
338
Fold3 Job Number:
08-101
Language:
English, German
Country:
Germany
Short Description:
NARA M1035. Manuscripts assembled under the Foreign Military Studies program of the Historical Division, U.S. Army Europe, 1945-54.
Publication Declassified:
a:NND 760050 (1945-1949); NND 822900 (1950-1954)|b:NARA|d:1976
Series:
Chapter 4 - C Series Manuscripts
Manuscript Title:
C-003, Defensive Combat of LXXXIX Corps in Lower Alsace and in the West Wall (6-31 Dec. 1944)
Manuscript Number:
C-003
Manuscript Description:
Defensive Combat of LXXXIX Corps in Lower Alsace and in the West Wall (6-31 Dec. 1944). By Oberstleutnant i. G. Kurt Reschke; 89 pp, 4 illus; 1948.
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WWII Foreign Military Studies, 1945-54

The manuscripts within this title provide a unique insight into the tactics, strategy, and policy of the German military during World War II through reports, interviews, and questionnaires. This collection was originally compiled to obtain information on enemy operations in the European Theater for use in the preparation of an official history of the United States Army in World War II. Many of the more recent studies have analyzed the German experience with a view toward deriving useful lessons.

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