TM30-606 German Phrase Book
Originally published by the U.S. War Department in 1943 during World War II, this phrase book was issued almost universally to American and British Expeditionary Force non-commissioned officers, soldiers, and civilian personnel across the European theater. It was designed to assist with the interrogation of prisoners of war and facilitate communication with German officials and civilians during the occupation.
The content includes a wide range of useful German words and phrases, as well as examples of vocabulary found on German road signs. It covers communication scenarios related to combat with German forces, carrying out missions, securing supplies, asking for directions, and other everyday and military interactions.
This is a premium facsimile edition, not one of the poor-quality scanned versions sold by some online retailers. Every detail—from the original font style and layout alignment to the paper texture and cover color scheme—has been faithfully reproduced to match the original publication.
An excellent item for military enthusiasts, reenactors, collectors, and historical researchers.