References

[leibregiment]

Many thanks to all those who have put this forum together, as with all collecting building a library on the subject is the most important element, here are some of my books, and would welcome postings on any others, cheers, Paul

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Many thanks to all those who have put this forum together, as with all collecting building a library on the subject is the most important element, here are some of my books, and would welcome postings on any others, cheers, Paul

Paul,

can you show us some pages/pictures from the Haarcke Katalog?

I have always wanted to buy this Katalog, but I don't know is it worth the money?

[leibregiment]

Hi Stefan, I like it but as a guide, I think that now we have this forum we will get to learn a lot more, cheers, Paul

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Thanks Paul! The Katalog looks interesting, especially because it has color photos. I think I will purchase one.

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Paul, is it worth acquiring Hitler's Heralds or are there other better references that you would recommend? Thanks.

[leibregiment]

I like it as a historical reference and puts in context how the Nazi's came to power, it deals with the border wars but a good english language book is needed

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I like it as a historical reference and puts in context how the Nazi's came to power, it deals with the border wars but a good english language book is needed

Have you read Vanguard of Nazism by Waite and if so how does it compare? Also would you or other recommend other books in English/German (I don't read German but a picture is worth a thousand words sometimes) for references. I am new to collecting Freikorps materials and am looking for books that might help me to determine fakes and forgeries from authentic items. Accuracy and clear depictions is a must in any reference book. Thanks.

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Two more FYI.
1. Konstantin Nikolayev "Silesian Eagle and other awards of Freikorps units in Upper Silesia 1918-21", A4, 490 pages, full colour.

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2. Baltic Cross and other awards of Freikorps units in Baltic States 1918-19".
Coming out this month, second edition , edited and improved. A4, 602 pages, full colour.

[leibregiment]

Hi D, can we have some pictures of the books and were they can be purchased, cheers, Paul

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Hi Paul,
This is how Russian second edition of Baltic Cross looks like. We discussed the possibility to release it in German and English language, but have no results yet unfortunately We'll go on working on this. Silesian Eagle book in Russian is sold out atm, same situation about re-issue.
Book format, comparing to Maertz EK 1:

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