WWII U.S. and British Armed Forces “German Language Guide” – TM30-306
Originally published by the War Department in 1943, this guide was widely distributed to officers, intelligence personnel, diplomats, and civilian staff of the Allied Expeditionary Forces in Europe during World War II. It features introductions to local customs, numerous engaging illustrations, and a large collection of practical German words and phrases. The guide was designed to assist the Allies in communication during combat with German forces, as well as in their duties as occupying troops—such as interrogating prisoners of war, acquiring supplies, asking for directions, and handling both daily and military-related interactions.
This edition is a high-quality replica, not the poorly scanned versions sold on other websites. It faithfully reproduces the original typography and layout, with carefully re-rendered illustrations, matched paper texture, and color-accurate cover design—fully honoring the original publication.
A must-have for military history enthusiasts, reenactors, collectors, and researchers.
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