In Stahlgewittern

The book is in excellent condition with a strong cloth binding and clean pages. There is no dust jacket, but the cover shows minimal wear, retaining its structural integrity. The spine and text block are intact, with no signs of damage or inscriptions, making it an attractive copy for collectors.

"In Stahlgewittern" by Ernst Jünger, published by Ernst Klett Verlag in Stuttgart, 1961, is a significant work of war literature. This 26th edition, personally revised by the author, offers a profound insight into the experiences of World War I from a German perspective. Ernst Jünger, a decorated veteran, provides a detailed account of trench warfare, making this memoir both an important historical document and a compelling personal narrative. This edition is distinct due to its comprehensive author revisions, offering a unique perspective compared to earlier printings. The book is bound in sturdy cloth without a dust jacket, indicating its durability. Though not a first edition, its scarcity lies in the author's thorough revision, appealing to collectors and historians alike. The condition is excellent, with clean pages and a solid binding, making it a desirable acquisition for those interested in military history and German literature.