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First book to bring together the three strands of heritage, landscape and tourism in interpreting the Western Front

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When Toawaka Met Cook explores the 12 extraordinary days that Cook and his crew spent with the Ngti Hei people. It goes into detail on remarkable events such as the introduction of the potato to New Zealand, Te Horetas special gift, and the build-up to the first pwhiri. of meeting between the crew of the Endeavour and the Ngti Hei people.

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Unique investigation into the mind of Adolf Hitler and written by a recognised expert in the field. Demonstrates how Hitler's paranoia developed.

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The Korean War recalled by an Australian infantry officer. Sometimes referred to as the forgotten war, this was the most significant war of the latter half of the twentieth century and the first reversal for communism.

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*Epic story of the massive Ngapuhi invasion of Rotorua in 1823 *Eminent historian Don Stafford's last book in an elegant facsimile edition *Requested by schools for use in the Maori History Project

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Biography of a controversial Victorian geologist, palaeontologist and archaeologist

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A personal account of an artillery officer during the central years of the Peninsular War

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With Rommel in the Desert features 450 captioned images together with a carefully researched introduction. The majority of photographs used in this book are unpublished snapshots taken by ordinary German combatants serving in North Africa

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Describes the contribution of SOE to the Greek resistance movement. Drawing heavily on the first hand account of a British SOE operative's operations.

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The extensive bibliography of the Falklands War has one glaring exception, the part played by the legendary Gurkhas.

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Little-known aspect of Churchills life revealed by a fellow officer.

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The first full treatment of women and warfare in Classical Greece and Rome

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A rich and accessible selection of Greek and Roman original sources all of which are in translation.

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The First World War was fought on two fronts. In a military sense it was fought on the battlefields throughout Europe, the Gallipoli peninsular and other such theatres of war, but on the Home Front it was the arduous efforts of women that kept the country running.

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Commemorates the role of service and serving women in the Second World War.

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A new edition of this vivid cultural and social history of the daughters, sisters, mothers and wives of the men at the centre of a daring imperialist experiment, revealing India in all its richness and vitality.

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Story of the first women to be enrolled in the British Army

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In this illustrated study, an acknowledged expert charts the development of close air support and battlefield air interdiction in theory and practice during World War II.

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Written by a highly decorated soldier and leading military history expert, this is an innovative, richly detailed and visually stunning overview of history's most destructive conflict.

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A unique re-interpretation of the most devastating conflict the world has ever seen, using the tools offered by the latest information technology and graphic design.

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A revelatory history of World War II, told entirely through visually stunning state-of-the-art infographics. Encompassing the conflict from its roots to aftermath, this book covers more than 60 themes, from arms production to the Nazi concentration-camp system.

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World War One, A Very Peculiar History commemorates the events of 'The Great War' by looking at some of the incredible lengths, no matter how risky or bizarre, people went to to defend their country. Jim Pipe's account of events is laced with tales of human endeavour, charity and daring - some scary, some quirky, and some truly unbelievable.