The Bulgarian Air Force in World War II. Germany's Forgotten Ally

[Orwell1984]

http://www.shop.kagero.pl/en/the-bul...tten-ally.html

June 2017

Eduardo. M Gil Martinez


• 120 pages
• 100 photos
• 30 color profiles

[edwest2]

Thank you for posting this.





Ed

[Mirek Wawrzynski]

Who is this guy? M Gil Martinez?


There were a few books (bilingual) printed in Bulgarian about 10 years ago by Dimitar Nedialkov about these topics (even before WW II up to WW II). Now has surfaced a new author, which name I am seeing the first time?

regards,
mw

[edwest2]

I suggest you contact the publisher. I have a copy of "Sojusznicy Luftwaffe Bułgaria" published by Wydawnictwo 'MILITARIA', Warszawa 1999, but it lists no author.

For those interested, the text is in Polish but the photo captions are in Polish and English, including one table.




Ed

[Dénes Bernád]

I ordered the book. Total price (incl. shipping) was set to 31 Euros. I truly hope it was well worth...

[Mikael Olrog]

Please let us know your opinion of it Dénes!

[Mirek Wawrzynski]

Suggest you contact the publisher. I have a copy of "Sojusznicy Luftwaffe Bułgaria" published by Wydawnictwo 'MILITARIA', Warszawa 1999, but it lists no author.

Indeed, but Janusz Ledwoch the editor/owner of Wydawnicgtwo, his is only one author - no one else.

regards
mw

[Fanair]

Hello, I suggest you to buy "the history of bulgarian air power" of Dimitar Nedialkov published by Albatros MDV in 2013.

I bought this very good book of 479 pages full of pictures and facts about the history of this air force from the beginning to our times last year in France at LELA presse (see on the web www.avions-bateaux.com) for 39 euros

regards

Alain

[Mirek Wawrzynski]

I had several books done by Dimitar Nedialkov (edited in Bulgarian-English a few years ago). He is the best about this topics so far.

I do not see next to him, so I have been surprised to see a new, unknow for me, author.

mw