Hunting Tito: A History of Nachtschlachtgruppe 7 in World War II

[mars]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hunting-Tito...8513070&sr=1-1

[edwest]

Thank you. Some details:

http://www.schifferbooks.com/Sales/m...l/index.html#6



Usual disclaimer,
Ed

[Jayslater]

Glad to see it finally got published. It was turned down by The History Press when I was briefly there.

Jay Slater
Publisher
www.fonthillmedia.com

[lpersen]

Thanks Jay. I am glad too. It took a while and it evolved a lot since we have been in contact last time. Regards, Lovro

[mars]

Reading the brief introduction of the book, sound interesting, though it is an overstatement to emphasis on Nachtschlachtgruppe 7's obsolete aircrafts, considerting they were not fighting RAF and USAF, Tito's men did not have many ways to oppose them untill the surrender of Italy

[Nick Beale]

Originally Posted by mars

... they were not fighting RAF and USAF ...

Sometimes they were.

[mars]

This was well into 1944, at that time even Tito's troop, after took over Italy weapons after surrender of Italy and received large amount of supplies from British, would became a much more dangerous enmey to them, but it was a very different story between Jun 1941 and Sep 1943

[lpersen]

Hello, I think Nick made a good reply. Regards, Lovro

[Dénes Bernád]

Lovro, did you also include the participation of the Bulgarian air force following 9 Sept. 1944?

[newcomer]

Hi Denes,

even Bulgarians didn't explore antipartisan operation of their Air Force in occupied Greece and Yugoslavia.

kind regards

Newcomer