Advanced Third Reich (1992)

Advanced Third Reich is a board wargame published originally by Avalon Hill. The game is a rewrite of Rise and Decline of the Third Reich, and is a simulation of the European and African theaters of World War II. In 2003 GMT Games published A World at War, a substantially revamped and streamlined version of Advanced Third Reich, designed by Bruce Harper. Designed to reflect the corp scale, a turn represents three months of movement and fighting.

Re-implements:

• Rise and Decline of the Third Reich

Re-implemented by:

• A World at War

Magazine References:

The GENERAL Index Article List:

The GENERAL Vol.28,No.6

• Advanced Third Reich – “Barbarossa Beginnings: First Impressions of Advanced Third Reich” (Discussion) Larry Bucher
  • Design Analysis - Advanced Third Reich “Terrible Swift Swordfish: Air/Naval Combat in Advanced Third Reich” Conrad Struckman
  • Advanced Third Reich – “The Role Of The Middle Sea: Mediterranean Strategies in Advanced Third Reich” (Strategy) Jim Moir
  • Advanced Third Reich – “Double Trouble: The Double Turn in Advanced Third Reich” (Strategy) Joesph J. Brophy
  • Advanced Third Reich – “New Duties For The Wolfpacks: Expanding U-Boat Operations in Advanced Third Reich” (Variant) Rick D. Stuart
  • Design Analysis - Advanced Third Reich – “Play-By-Mail Advanced Third Reich: (And They Said It Couldn't Be Done...)” Mike Stone
  • Advanced Third Reich – “Masters Of Europe: The 1993 AvalonCon Advanced Third Reich Tournament” (Strategy) Joe Brophy
  • The Question Box - Advanced Third Reich, Bruce Harper Errata & Clarifications
• The GENERAL Vol.30,No.3
  • Advanced Third Reich – “A fine red line -Soviet play in Advanced Third Reich” (Strategy) Patrick Mel White

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