Kagero 0011KK Zitadelle: the SS-Panzer-Korps on the attack July 1943 EN is a unique historical and modeling publication dedicated to one of the most emblematic battles of World War II – the Battle of Kursk. Created by the renowned publisher KAGERO, this album contains 96 pages and features over 315 unique, archival photographs documenting the actions of German Waffen-SS armored units during Operation "Citadel" in July 1943.

A distinguishing feature of this publication is its extensive collection of photographs taken on the battlefield by German war correspondents such as Max Büschel, Cantzler, Grönert, King, and Friedrich Zschäckel. These photographs capture moments of combat, rest, and provide detailed presentations of equipment, armored vehicles, uniforms, and individual profiles of soldiers from the SS "Das Reich" Division and other SS Panzer Corps formations. The album includes both well-known frames and never-before-published materials sourced from public and private archives.

• Country of operation: Germany (Third Reich)
• Historical period: World War II, July 1943
• Published in English – ideal for history enthusiasts and modelers around the world
• Category: historical-modeling album, a source of inspiration for dioramas and models
• Contents: photographs, historical documentation, analyses of operations from German war diaries
• Material: high-quality paper, softcover
• Publisher: KAGERO, a respected publisher of works for modelers and historians
• 96 pages/315 archival photos

We recommend this item to all armor modelers, historians, and collectors seeking authentic iconographic sources for building realistic mock-ups and dioramas, as well as for those who want to deepen their knowledge about the operations of the SS Panzer Corps during the largest tank battle in history. It is a great resource for modelers of all skill levels, especially those demanding perfect details (difficulty level: 1/5 – album, not a model kit). An excellent source of inspiration and an invaluable aid for historical reconstructions of vehicles and figures!