PeKo Publishing

11/10/2025

Warehouse Clearance ‼️
Discover incredible discounts on our books at our store! Up to 50% off until 19 October. https://pekobooks.com/

10/09/2025

COMING SOON - Now available for pre-order
WW2 Vehicles Through the Lens Vol. 7
Contents of Volume 7:
Pz.Kpfw.38 (t)
Pz.Kpfw.III Ausf.L
Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.H
StuG.III Ausf.F and F/8
KV-1
Omnibusse der Wehrmacht
For more information please visit our website.

https://pekobooks.com/konyvek/ww2-vehicles-through-the-lens-vol-7/

08/06/2025

Our summer sale has started😎
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26/05/2025

NOW IN STOCK
Krisztián Ungváry - The German Military Elite in the Battle for Budapest, 1944-1945
https://pekobooks.com/konyvek/the-german-military-elite-in-the-battle-for-budapest/
About the content
The siege of the Hungarian capital in 1944–1945 continues to occupy an important place in historical memory, often becoming entangled in ideological and political disputes. Contrary to the interpretation that prevailed in Hungary until 1990, the far-right culture of remembrance in recent decades has celebrated the soldiers involved in the breakout attempt of 11 February 1945 as “heroes”, while the historical facts and the real motivations of those involved in the event have increasingly faded from public discourse.

Following the great success of his book, The Siege of Budapest: One Hundred Days in World War II, published in numerous Hungarian and international editions, the author now turns his attention to the German military elite who participated in the battle for Budapest. This collective biography encompasses German military personnel who took part in the fighting, held key command positions or were awarded notable decorations (Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross, German Golden Cross) during their time in Budapest.

The author thoroughly examines the Hungarian aspects of their careers, including their role in the siege of the capital, their movements within Budapest, the events associated with them, and their involvement in the breakout attempt.

The one hundred and twenty-three biographies, the result of decades of meticulous research, focus on real individuals, whose flaws and virtues must be considered together. The intricate and original large-scale tableau that emerges from their stories highlights the diversity of German military careers, the contradictions of the hero cult, and the atrocities of World War II.

16/05/2025

Update: Available from 22 May 2025
The German Military Elite in the Battle for Budapest, 1944-1945
https://pekobooks.com/konyvek/the-german-military-elite-in-the-battle-for-budapest/

13/05/2025

Coming Soon
TTL7:
KV-1
Omnibusse of Wehrmacht
Panzer 38(t)
Panzer III Ausf. L
Panzer IV Ausf. H
Sturmgeschütz III Ausf. F and F/8

TTL8:
Vehicles of Adlerwerke
Panther Ausf. G
Panzer I
Panzer III Ausf. G
Sd.Kfz. 2 Kettenkrad
Sd.Kfz. 7

06/05/2025

A German language review of the TTL6

05/05/2025

A new review of the TTL6

PeKo Publishing provides another heady helping of military vehicle reference with Volume 6 of 'WW2 Vehicles Through The Lens'.

29/04/2025

Available for preorder.

The German Military Elite in the Battle for Budapest, 1944-1945
https://pekobooks.com/konyvek/the-german-military-elite-in-the-battle-for-budapest/

Description:
The siege of the Hungarian capital in 1944–1945 continues to occupy an important place in historical memory, often becoming entangled in ideological and political disputes. Contrary to the interpretation that prevailed in Hungary until 1990, the far-right culture of remembrance in recent decades has celebrated the soldiers involved in the breakout attempt of 11 February 1945 as “heroes”, while the historical facts and the real motivations of those involved in the event have increasingly faded from public discourse.

Following the great success of his book, The Siege of Budapest: One Hundred Days in World War II, published in numerous Hungarian and international editions, the author now turns his attention to the German military elite who participated in the battle for Budapest. This collective biography encompasses German military personnel who took part in the fighting, held key command positions or were awarded notable decorations (Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross, German Golden Cross) during their time in Budapest.

The author thoroughly examines the Hungarian aspects of their careers, including their role in the siege of the capital, their movements within Budapest, the events associated with them, and their involvement in the breakout attempt.

The one hundred and twenty-three biographies, the result of decades of meticulous research, focus on real individuals, whose flaws and virtues must be considered together. The intricate and original large-scale tableau that emerges from their stories highlights the diversity of German military careers, the contradictions of the hero cult, and the atrocities of World War II.

23/04/2025

TTL6 reviewed by Robin Buckland.

Title: WW2 Vehicles Through the Lens 6Author: Jon FeenstraPublisher: PeKo PublishingISBN: 978-615-6602-50-3Number 6 is the latest release in the WW2 Vehicles Through the Lens series, or simply TTL 6, from PeKo publishing. A 123-page hard-cover book, and in Landscape format with the archive photos pr...

10/04/2025

TTL6 - available from Monday.
https://pekobooks.com/konyvek/ww2-vehicles-through-the-lens-vol-6/
Contents of Volume 6:
Typ 82 Kfz.1 “Kübelwagen”
Pz.Kpfw.VI Tiger Ausf.E (Tiger I)
Gepanzerter Zugkraftwagen & 8.8cm Flak 18 “Bunkerknacker”
15 cm s.I.G.33 (Sf ) auf Pz.Kpfw.I Ausf.B
Geschützwagen III/IV für s.F.H.18/1 (Sf.) (Sd.Kfz.165) “Hummel”
Somua S35 / Pz.Kpfw.35S

04/02/2025

Coming soon
Next two volumes of the TTL series are in progress.😉
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