R185.00
A Tour of the Arnhem Battlefields – A detailed and highly accessible battlefield guide to Operation Market Garden and the Battle of Arnhem, written by decorated British officer John Waddy. Combining historical insight with practical battlefield touring information, this volume is an excellent companion for military history enthusiasts, Arnhem researchers, and collectors of Second World War literature.
1 in stock
A Tour of the Arnhem Battlefields by John Waddy is an informative and engaging military history guide focused on one of the most famous engagements of the Second World War — the Battle of Arnhem during Operation Market Garden in September 1944. Written by John Waddy, himself a veteran airborne officer with deep knowledge of the campaign, this book offers readers a practical and historically rich exploration of the Arnhem and Oosterbeek battlefields.
Rather than being simply a conventional narrative history, A Tour of the Arnhem Battlefields functions as both a battlefield companion and an interpretive guide, helping readers follow troop movements, understand strategic objectives, and identify important locations connected with the fighting between Allied airborne forces and German defenders. Detailed maps, route explanations, and battlefield references make the book especially useful for travellers, researchers, reenactors, and collectors interested in airborne warfare and the liberation campaigns in the Netherlands.
A Tour of the Arnhem Battlefields covers the dramatic events surrounding the failed attempt to secure the Rhine crossings, highlighting the experiences of British paratroopers, Polish airborne troops, and German resistance forces. Waddy’s firsthand military understanding adds authority and authenticity to the narrative, making this title respected among Arnhem enthusiasts and students of military history alike.
Published under the Leo Cooper imprint of Pen & Sword Books, this 2001 paperback edition of A Tour of the Arnhem Battlefields remains sought after due to its specialist focus and enduring popularity among collectors of World War II battlefield guides. An excellent addition to any military history library, particularly for readers interested in Operation Market Garden, airborne operations, or European battlefield touring.
Condition – Near Fine
2001 paperback edition in near fine condition. Covers remain clean and well preserved with only light shelf wear. Internally clean and tightly bound. The top edge of the text block is lightly dust stained.






ZAR |
R |
![]() |
USD |
$ |
![]() |
EUR |
€ |
![]() |
GBP |
£ |
![]() |
|
ZAR
|
USD
|
EUR
|
GBP
|