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- Wunderwaffe - Wikipedia
Wunderwaffe (German pronunciation: [ˈvʊndɐˌvafə]) is a German word that literally translates to "wonder-weapon" and was a term assigned during World War II by Nazi Germany's propaganda ministry to some revolutionary "superweapons"
- Wunderwaffe – The Nazi Superweapons of WW2 - HeritageDaily
Wunderwaffe, meaning “miracle weapon” or “universal solution” in German, was a term coined by the Nazi propaganda ministry for “superweapons” being developed during WW2
- Wunderwaffe! 8 Superweapons of the Nazis - TheCollector
Of course, this list is only a small portion of the Wunderwaffe employed or imagined by the Nazis Some designs were outlandishly ridiculous, some were science fiction that would take decades to build, and some were absolutely deadly
- The Myth of Wonder Weapons: From Blitzkrieg to Drones and the Illusion . . .
Explore the myth of the Wunderwaffe, from Nazi Germany to modern drone warfare A journey through military history, precision weapons, and the enduring illusion of a “clean war ”
- 15 Of The Craziest German WW2 Wunderwaffe - History Club
Wunderwaffe, a German term translating to 'wonder-weapon,' was coined by Nazi Germany's propaganda ministry during World War II to describe revolutionary superweapons
- Wunderwaffe: The Nazi Wonder Weapons of World War II
To the German warlord, these new wunderwaffe —“wonder weapons”—would mean the life or death of his Third Reich What he wanted was a cheap, revolutionary aircraft of such advanced technology that it could be mass produced quickly and efficiently
- The Myth of the German “Wonder Weapons” - National Air and Space Museum
Aeronautics curator Michael Neufeld examines the myth of the Nazi wonder weapons and the oft-repeated statement that if Germany had had the V-2 and other "wonder weapons" sooner, they may have won the war
- Miracle Weapons: Hitler’s Jet Planes Rockets to Save the Nazis
Wunderwaffe or “miracle weapons” were new types of weapons designed to save the Third Reich from defeat in World War II Nazi propaganda placed great hopes on Wunderwaffe Some of the weapons and aircraft created by German engineers due to the war were ahead of their time
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