Contents • • • • • • Publication [ ] Der totale Widerstand was first published in 1957 in seven volumes by the Swiss Non-Commissioned Officers' Association ( Schweizer Unteroffiziersverband, SUOV) with an intent of broad dissemination to the Swiss population. The book was a commercial success, being reprinted five times and selling in the tens of thousands, notably in West Germany and Austria. It became by far the most well-known of von Dach's more than a hundred works on military tactics. Contents [ ] The book is a manual for against an occupying force, intended to be used by civilians rather than by soldiers. It presumes a form of irregular resistance involving no arms heavier than light infantry arms: rifles, hand grenades and mines. The topics covered in the first volume include: • the operative, tactical, technical and psychological basics of guerrilla warfare, such as sabotage, assassination and conduct under torture, • the establishment, organization and command of guerrilla warfare units and civilian resistance movements, • enemy methods of suppressing and combating guerrilla warfare.

Ti-smartview Cracked [fkqut]. Acer W500 Tab W7 8 Recovery Disc Set. The other volumes describe the manufacture and use of basic weapons: chemical weapons (vol. 2), the Partisan 9mm submachine gun (vol. 3), the TARN pistol (vol. 5), the TELL noise suppressor (vol. 6) and hand grenades (vol. Reception [ ] In Switzerland [ ] While popular in the militia officer corps, the book was not well received by senior Army leaders, who favored a defence policy based on conventional combined-arms and mechanized warfare rather than irregular warfare. In 1974, the Chief of the General Staff vetoed the publication of Total Resistance as an army manual, partly because of concerns that it advocated conduct that violated the.

Band 5 pdf Der totale widerstand band 5 pdf. Thetheysustaining and build release numbers represent significant or minor patch levels, respectively. Die demokratische Gemeinschaft und ihre Feinde.pdf; Chaines, Torn – Stahlfront – Band 2. Der totale Widerstand.pdf.

When the Swiss Army did establish a secret organization,, in the 1970s, it was conceived as a top-down, cadre-led structure rather than the broad, decentralized civilian resistance movement envisioned by von Dach. Nonetheless, the book remains part of the curriculum of the Swiss Army Military Academy at the as one of the 'classics of the history of strategy and the theory of war.' Abroad [ ] The book soon found unexpected success abroad. In 1965, U.S. Special forces published an unauthorized translation entitled Total Resistance – Swiss Army Guide to Guerilla Warfare and Underground Operations.

Other pirated translations continued to be published in dozens of languages in countries ranging from Angola to Vietnam. In the Soviet Union, the book was derided as 'nonsense' in a 1984 newspaper article.

Total Resistance became notably popular as an instruction manual for several left-wing terror groups active in the 1960s and 70s. According to Swiss and European police reports of the time, it was widely disseminated in left-wing extremist circles, and its tactics were used in bomb attacks in Southern Tyrol, New York and Frankfurt, as well as in unrests in Paris.