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Die Neuauflage bietet den durchgesehenen und vor allem in den zahlreichen Beispielen aus Belletristik und Presse aktualisierten Text der kurz nach Erscheinen (1982) vergriffenen Erstauflage sowie einen Anhang zur Forschungsentwicklung seit den 80er Jahren, differenziert nach einem bibliographischen berblick und inhaltlichen Hauptlinien (kommunikativ-pragmatischer und kognitiver Ansatz, psycholinguistische und interlinguale Aspekte, historische Phraseologie) sowie ausgewhlten Problemen. Die Phraseologismen werden in ihrer formalen und semantischen Eigenstndigkeit und Differenziertheit (Phraseolexeme - Phraseoschablonen - Nominationsstereotype - kommunikative Formeln) in Abgrenzung von anderen vorgeformten Ausdrcken (z.B. Sprichwort, Sagwort) erfat und unter semasiologischen und onomasiologischen Gesichtspunkten beschrieben, wobei auch das Problem ihrer Modellierung diskutiert wird. Ihre Mglichkeiten in Satz und Text treten hervor; stilistische Aspekte sind bercksichtigt. Das Verhltnis von Phraseologisierung und Wortbildung wird im Hinblick auf ihre Parallelitt und Komplementaritt bei der Benennungsbildung unter Herausarbeitung paradigmatischer Relationen (phraseologische Reihen und Sachgruppen - Synonymie - Antonymie) dargestellt. Dabei wird auch den Wechselbeziehungen zwischen beiden in der phraseologischen und dephraseologischen Derivation nachgegangen.

"e;A wide-ranging and detailed account of the design and development of what was arguably the best tank of World War II."e; -Miniature Armoured Fighting Vehicles AssociationAlthough the Red Army suffered continual heavy tank losses, the rugged and reliable T-34 was an immense success story and was ultimately instrumental in turning the tide of the war. This photographic history follows the story of this exceptional armored vehicle from its disastrous first action during Operation Barbarossa to its miraculous defense of Moscow, its envelopment of the Axis forces at Stalingrad and victory at Kursk, and finally, the advance to the gates of Warsaw then on to Berlin.Packed with a wealth of images, including rare archive photographs and photographs of surviving examples, this is an extraordinary record of both the tank and its personnel. The accompanying text features an in-depth technical evaluation outlining the differences in the myriad of models, including detailed plans of each type, alongside a gripping breakdown of the tank's entire operational history."e;I totally recommend this book for all who love Russian armor or what was one of the hardest and biggest tank battles during World War 2 at Kursk, superb book."e; -Armorama"e;A thoroughly definitive study of one of the world's historic engines of war."e; -The Army Rumour Service (ARRSE)"e;This is about as comprehensive as anybody could want in tracing the development, production, operational deployment and technical elements of the T-34 and its derivatives. Whatever you might want to know about the tank is here. Supplemented by drawings, copious images and tables it is a go-to reference book."e; -Michael McCarthy, battlefield guide

With over 260 images, this new volume is a concise, illustrated history of Germany's World War II artillery, its units and operations. Photos include both the towed and self-propelled weapon types. Also included are detailed unit organizational charts and line schematics of artillery rounds.

With over 260 images, this new volume is a concise, illustrated history of Germany's World War II anti-tank weapons, units and operations. Photos include both the towed and self-propelled weapon types. Also included are detailed unit organizational charts and line schematics of anti-tank rounds.

This is the only book in English to present a detailed look at the German medical corps in World War II. Among the topics covered are training, structure of the corps, equipment, transport, medical care in a variety of combat zones, and a selection of personal memoirs from veterans.

Shown are the various caliber mortars used by the German infantry during World Wars I & II.