Case Green

In this compelling study, historian Robert Forczyk delves into the origins and evolution of the Wehrmacht from 1935 to the German occupation of Czechoslovakia in 1938. He explores the impact of Adolf Hitler’s rise to power and his ambitious military rearmament agenda, which included the establishment of the newly named German Army. Forczyk examines critical developments during this time, such as the emergence of the Panzer corps and the interplay with other military branches, while highlighting significant territorial expansions that foreshadowed the onset of World War II.