RENAULT FT. T.1 PART 2 - ADAM JOŃCA

Discover the fascinating continuation of the history of Renault FT tanks in Polish colors! This book is a real treat for military enthusiasts and history buffs of the Polish army. Immerse yourself in the detailed descriptions of vehicles manufactured in Poland, follow the attempts to modernize them, and learn about the behind-the-scenes of replacing them with newer designs. This is not just dry history, but an emotionally charged story about Polish weapons.

• Detailed discussion of vehicles manufactured in Poland
• Analysis of attempts to modernize Renault FT tanks
• History of the reunion of Polish tank crews with these machines in France in 1940
• Description of the creation of the new Polish Army in France
• Account of the fight against Nazi Germany
• Hardcover ensuring the book's durability
• Rich illustrations and archival photos

The book "Renault FT. T.1 part 2" by Adam Jońca is a continuation of the topic of Renault FT tanks in Polish colors. The author discusses in detail the vehicles manufactured in Poland, analyzes the attempts to modernize them and replace them with newer designs. The reader will also learn about the reunion of Polish tank crews with Renault FT tanks in 1940 in France, where the new Polish Army was created to continue the fight against Nazi Germany.

Vesper Publishing has ensured high editorial quality. The book has 120 pages and a format of 292x220 mm. The hardcover ensures durability and an aesthetic appearance. It is the ideal book for anyone interested in the history of the Polish army and the military.

Adam Jońca is a recognized author specializing in military history. His works are characterized by reliability, detail, and passion. Thanks to him, the history of Polish Renault FT tanks becomes a fascinating story about engineering, strategy, and heroism.

The book "Renault FT. T.1 part 2" is a must-have for every military history and Polish army enthusiast. Thanks to it, you will learn fascinating details about Renault FT tanks and their role in the history of Poland.