KG 200
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Prix régulier 25,00 € TTC 6%
320 pages - 1978 - Used, acceptable
Through this novel, the authors reveal the most staggering secret of the Second World War : Operation Ulysses, the raid that would bring Allied defeat crashing from the exploding skies.
Characteristics
| Book cover finish | Offset varnish, Perfect paperback |
| Special feature | Reprint ( First published in 1977 by Souvenir Press Ltd ) |
| Condition | Used, acceptable |
| Number of pages | 320 |
| Published date | 1978 |
| Language | English |
| Size | 12 x 18 x 3 cm |
| Authors | J.D. Gilman & John Clive |
| Editor | Pan Books Ltd |
Description
The co - author was filming on location in the Netherlands when he stumbled on evidence of the real Kampfgeschwader 200. The Royal Netherlands Air Force had discovered the wreckage of a Second World War aircraft buried in the mud of a dyke. What they found inside the plane provided the sensational evidence which inspired the writing of KG 200.
( ... ) From a secret base in occupied Norway, crack German pilots plan the ultimate mission of KG 200 - Operation Ulysses. The raid that would bring Allied defeat crashing from the exploding skies...
Inspired by the best - kept secret of the Second World War, KG 200 unfolds one of the most enthralling novels of air warfare, espionage and manhunt ever written.
