The Focke-Wulf is rightfully considered the most versatile aircraft of the Luftwaffe. This single-seat monoplane fighter was also used during World War II as a strike aircraft, fighter-bomber and attack aircraft. Despite the difficulties associated with the development of the aircraft, the Fw 190 was produced from 1941 until the end of the war, with the aircraft being repeatedly modernized. The book reveals questions about the history of the formation and development of this aircraft. More than 200 drawings allow you to see the various models used during the battles on the Western and Eastern fronts. The publication is intended for both specialists and a wide range of fans of the history of aviation and military equipment.