The book, Hitler's Panzers, was compiled from features previously published in War Monthly magazine. The reader will witness how Hitler's Panzers, at the height of their success in Wold War II, rampaged their way through Europe and deep into Russia before being halted. The tipping point came in 1943 by which time the Allied forces were able to tame the German heavy Tiger and medium Panther tanks, beat the Wehrmacht's armed might at its own game and in the end hurl the mobile armies of Adolf Hitler back across the Rhine river into Germany and their final defeat. The major articles and authors are as follows: 1) Arras 1940 by Col. H.C.B. Rogers; 2) Kiev 1941 by John Strawson; 3) Kasserine 1943 by Michael Orr; 4) Kursk 1943 by Alan Wykes; 5) Tiger Tank by Chris Ellis and Peter Chamberlain; 6) Goodwood 1944 by Hubert Essame and the Ruhr Pocket 1945 by Peter Elstop. This body of work is proceeded by an introduction titled Hitler's Panzers and concludes with an Index at the end of the publication. In addition to an informative narrative, this compilation of previously published articles includes the following features: 1) Approximately 51 vintage black and white photographs; 2) 5 rare wartime era color photographs; 3) 14 color illustrations; 4) 1 descriptive color cut-away drawing of the German PzKw VI Tiger II heavy tank and 5) 10 multi-color maps. This book is 64 pages and is in excellent condition. Edition published in 1976.