Anthony Tucker-Jones sheds light on the German exploitation of foreign armoured vehicles from as early as the German Anschluss with Austria in March 1938 to the very end of the conflict in May 1945. This sound approach gives the reader a chance to understand ever-changing priorities of the German Army over the course of the war.

Kunwon Saw, Freelance

This is a fascinating book and opened my eyes to the scale of the victory Hitler gained when he occupied Czechoslovakia. ... very well researched ... and sheds light on an overlooked aspect of history

Lee Hadley

From Rommel using British Matilda tanks in North Africa to a face off of Soviet T-34s on opposite sides of the battlefield, this book details the numbers and events in meticulous detail. ... Hitler's Great Panzer Heist not only includes detailed figures, but also interjects many quotes and stories from people who were there and were able to recount what part this mostly unknown story played during World War II. I found this to be very interesting reading.

Steve Terjeson, World War II History