New Fallschirmjäger book about Sturmabteilung Koch

[Óscar G]

Thanks for your very kind words!
As for the helmet related color war time photo, as far as we know, there is no other evindence in color than the postcards painted by Willrich.
We know that all the paratroopers focused on their helmet camouflage at the end of March and, finally, during the last days of April. It was made, mainly, by adding a 7 mm sand (and mud) mixture on the surface of the helmet. Anyway, it was not a quiet improvised measurement.
Best regards,
Óscar

[JasonA]

Thanks very much, Oscar, for addressing my question. I do have those Willrich postcards, so I suppose that will have to suffice!

I look forward to the English language release.

Best regards,

Jason

[stgeorge64]

I am very excited about the English language version of this book, especially as I own some award documents and private photographs formally belonging to Feldwebel Ewald Hermet, who served in Trupp 1 of Sturmgruppe Stahl.

Regards Richard.

[Dustdevil]

Finally Ian. I will wait for the english version, but maybe i can give the spanish version as a gift to my sister-in-law. She's from Ecuador and likes history.

Kind regards from the Netherlands,

Andreas

[Óscar G]

Richard,
You have documents coming from one of the great "protagonists" in the operation! Ewald Hermet is present in 4 "never seen before" photos of our book. One of them is, for my taste, one of the best photos of the book. It depicts a group of Fallschirmjäger training for the Paris parade in June 1940. You will see Hermet, Schusster (RK) and Hahn (also present in a Willrich's famous postcard).
Andreas, I hope your sister-in-law likes the Spanish version!
Best regards,
Óscar

[stgeorge64]

Richard,
You have documents coming from one of the great "protagonists" in the operation! Ewald Hermet is present in 4 "never seen before" photos of our book. One of them is, for my taste, one of the best photos of the book. It depicts a group of Fallschirmjäger training for the Paris parade in June 1940. You will see Hermet, Schusster (RK) and Hahn (also present in a Willrich's famous postcard)
Best regards,
Óscar

Óscar that really has made my day!

I look forward to the English version with baited breath!

Regards Richard.

[Óscar G]

And, finally, this is it! We are very proud of showing your the final look...
http://www.gallandbooks.com/index.ph...mart&Itemid=41

[Aktivisti]

I think congratulations are in order - Felicitaciones!

[Stabsfeldwebel]

Hi Óscar,

congrats to your great looking book! Is it available in german or english someday?

Regards

Ulrich

[Óscar G]

Ulrich,
We are working hard for making as soon as posible, at least, the English version.
Aktivisti, your Spanish is perfect!! Thanks for your wishes!
Regards! Óscar

[Stabsfeldwebel]

Thanks for your answer Òscar! Can you tell me please where to order it if you´re ready?

TIA

Ulrich

[Dustdevil]

Richard,
You have documents coming from one of the great "protagonists" in the operation! Ewald Hermet is present in 4 "never seen before" photos of our book. One of them is, for my taste, one of the best photos of the book. It depicts a group of Fallschirmjäger training for the Paris parade in June 1940. You will see Hermet, Schusster (RK) and Hahn (also present in a Willrich's famous postcard).
Andreas, I hope your sister-in-law likes the Spanish version!
Best regards,
Óscar

Hello Oscar,

where can i buy the spanish version?

Best regards.

Andreas

[Óscar G]

Hi,
You can order the book directly from the publisher (Galland Books) web page. The link is in the first posts of this thread.
Thanks for your interes! Regards,
Óscar

[Dustdevil]

Hi,
You can order the book directly from the publisher (Galland Books) web page. The link is in the first posts of this thread.
Thanks for your interes! Regards,
Óscar

Unfortunately, I can not read Spanish.

Regards Andreas

[stgeorge64]

Óscar that really has made my day!

I look forward to the English version with baited breath!

Regards Richard.

Óscar

Is there any news on the publication date for an English language edition as yet?

Regards Richard.