The Arms of Krupp 1587-1968 by William Manchester 1968 Little Brown Publishing History Books Military History World War Two
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This is a very good hardcover, NO dust jacket, jacket missing. 1968 Little Brown Publishing. This copy is very good inside and out. The pages only have a hint of light natural tanning from age and are clean with no markings seen. The binding is tight and straight. Black cloth hardcover boards are also very good with only very light shelf wear. Standard medium octavo book size or 6.5" x 9.5" with 942 pages including index.
The Arms of Krupp by William Manchester is a sweeping narrative of the Krupp family dynasty. It describes the families businesses from The Thirty Years War to the Kaisers and through World War Two. The author tells how the family received favorable treatment from the government and describes the family members in detail anyhow the business supplies powerful weapons that armed Germany through three major wars.
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