Before we begin to examine the large and diverse
array of secret weapons produced in Germany
before and during World War II, we should perhaps
define what is meant by the term 'secret'. Most
weapons are developed in secret - or at least, under
conditions of stringent security - whether in times of
peace or war, if only because, as the old adage has it,
forewarned is forearmed. In Germany's case, there
was an added imperative: the Versailles Treaty which,
at the end of World War I, forbade her to develop (and
even to possess) certain categories of weapons, such
as aircraft and tanks.
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