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[Edward]

Published – available!

Shipping world-wide:
For all customers Order at vaktelforlag@gmail.com

Black Cross Red Star – Air War over the Eastern Front : Volume 6, From Kursk to Kiev July-November 1943
(Vaktel Förlag - December 2025)
by Christer Bergström
384 pages - hardcover

https://vaktelforlag.se/produkt/blac...february-1944/

[Burdokva]

I wonder, has anyone has received an update from Christer reagrding shipping the latest volume? I haven't heard anything yet.

[Tim O.]

I received mine today (24 December) in the UK….along with some other books ordered from Christer.

[Burdokva]

Thank you, Tim!

Odd, I paid for shipping with a tracking number a ehile back but no notification from Christer yet, no package and he hasn't responded in a while...

[Christer Bergström]

Burdokva,

If you are V.G., I sent the book to you on 19 December. It probably is because of Christmas holidays that you still haven't received it. I have no notes for other orders from Bulgaria. You emailed me on Christmas Day, and because of the holidays, I had no opportunity to answer you until today, after four days. I sent you the tracking number.

Email me at vaktelforlag@gmail.com if you have any questions.

Happy New Year!

[Griffon]

I hope that Zinnfiguren in Berlin soon get their copies as I am eagerly awaiting the new volume myself ..

[Burdokva]

Originally Posted by Christer Bergström

Burdokva,

If you are V.G., I sent the book to you on 19 December. It probably is because of Christmas holidays that you still haven't received it. I have no notes for other orders from Bulgaria. You emailed me on Christmas Day, and because of the holidays, I had no opportunity to answer you until today, after four days. I sent you the tracking number.

Email me at vaktelforlag@gmail.com if you have any questions.

Happy New Year!

Thank you, Christer! That would be me indeed. No worries, just glad everything is well!

Looking forward to the book, enjoy the holidays!

EDIT: My copy had arrived this morning at the postage station, just unpacked it at home. Packaging was excellent (the padding from first vedition covers was a nice touch) and it's in pristine condition. Again, thank you, Christer!