"Schirmer's Hanoverian army 1631-1803 as download" Topic
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| NapStein | 15 Apr 2025 4:25 a.m. PST |
As I got all volumes of the rare work of Friedrich Schirmer – the no. 1 researcher of the Hanoverian army – I digitized the first volume covering the period of 1631 to 1803 … just go to link and start the download-link. Although the book has the old German typeface some of the TMP-readers might benefit from the rich information about the Hanoverian army during the revolutionary wars … and the second volume will be the next download :-) Greetings from Berlin
Markus Stein |
| Prince of Essling | 15 Apr 2025 6:11 a.m. PST |
Very many thanks Markus, This is much appreciated. It is certainly an extremely useful addition to the work of Luis Heinrich Friedrich von Sichart's 5 volume work "Geschichte der Koniglich Hannoverschen Armee", Friedrich Schirmer's own articles (and by others) in Zeitschrift fur Heereskunde. Ian |
| NapStein | 15 Apr 2025 6:53 a.m. PST |
Yes indeed Ian – the Sichart is a good start, but for uniform questions Schirmer is much more reliable. The second volume contains many photos of original items which are lost during WW2. Greetings
Markus Stein |
 Dal Gavan  | 16 Apr 2025 3:06 a.m. PST |
I wonder where my post went? Posted again: Excellent. Thanks, Markus |
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