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An authoritative and comprehensive guide to the region's history. It will become the outstanding reference for researchers, teachers, students and the general public throughout Australia, enabling them to locate information about significant events, institutions, people and places, themes and topics in the history of Western Australia.

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Years ago a significant part of the political, religious, intellectual, and terrorist leadership of the Arab world declared an all-out war against the documented history of the Middle East and America's role in the Muslim world. "Blaming the Victim" is the first wave in a counterattack against that Arab war on history.

Hitler's American Friends details the US antagonists who sought to protect and promote Hitler during WWII.

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A riveting narrative of the events surrounding the death of Adolf Hitler and the downfall of the German Nazi State.

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A book about the story behind the historic meeting between Franklin D Roosevelt and King George VI on the eve of the Second World War, now the subject of a major Hollywood movie, Hyde Park on Hudson, starring Bill Murray as FDR.

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'A beautifully readable reminder of how much of our urgent, collective history resounds in places all around us that have been hidden in plain sight.' Afua Hirsch, author of Brit(ish)

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Peter Conrad draws on his brilliant repertoire of cultural skills to assess, surprise, invigorate and delight us with his kaleidoscopic presentation of the movies and music, jeans and sneakers, food and refrigerators, novels and paintings that have shaped so much of the world in our lifetimes.

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An entertaining and amazingly informative guide to the realities of slavery in ancient Rome, with an introduction by Mary Beard.

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Highlights some of the important documentary evidence available to the family historians researching Irish ancestry. This title offers researchers what is available locally and online.

A memoir that questions what it means to be black and white in America.

Published in Antwerp in 1570, the "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum" did something no previous book had done: here was the world in all its component parts. Paul Binding introduces its author, Abraham Ortelius, and examines the economic, cultural, religious and political backdrop to his atlas.

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An unsparing memoir of the city in the 21st century, from a long-time Parisien d'adoption

The true story of the men who flew the deadliest missions of World War II, and an unlikely hero who received the Medal of Honor.

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Reissued with a striking new cover, the classic account of one of the most dramatic final acts in modern history: the collapse of the Third Reich.

A hung Parliament, terrorist bombs, sex trafficking and tabloid war . . . Welcome to London, 1885.

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A fascinating cornucopia of facts about Ireland and the Irish, covering its history, culture, land and people.

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The religious thinkers, political leaders, law-makers, writers and philosophers of the early Muslim world helped to shape the 1,400-year-long development of today's second-largest world religion. But who were these people From Prophet Muhammad to fearsome Tamerlane, this book creates a rich narrative of early Islamic civilization.

Originally published: New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1965.

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A fascinating insight into 16th-century seafaring and exploration, discover Devaulx's sumptuous 1583 manuscript and encyclopedic reference for sailors. This XXL edition reproduces the complete 31 folios in all their brilliant art and science, gathering color illuminations, elaborate notes, observations, measurements, charts, and oceanic maps-a magnificent maritime showpiece.

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Acclaimed journalist, novelist and military historian Mark Dapin tells the personal, often extraordinary stories of Australia's Jewish servicemen and women. Over 7000 Jews from Australia have fought in the nation's military conflicts. Sir John Monash may be the best known, but Dapin also explores the lives of many other remarkable characters from diverse backgrounds.

The biography of Anthony Strahan, a frontier cop who pursued Ned Kelly

Soon after the bombs stopped falling on Kabul, award-winning journalist and women's rights activist Ann Jones set out for the shattered city. This is her report from the city where she spent the next four winters working in humanitarian aid.