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A lively exploration of the medieval world, conveyed through intimate biographies by an eminent historian.

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Lively memoirs of an officer in Napoleon's Garde Imperiale. Based on a diary maintained from 1804 until the fall of Napoleon.

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Originally published in one volume under title Pegasus Bridge & Merville Battery by L. Cooper, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, 1999.

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In this new work, Wolfgang Fleischer has meticulously documented all the weaponry that was used by the Central Powers and their opponents.

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More Than Dates & Dead People: Recovering a Christian View of History,by Stephen Mansfield, is a lively, upbeat, edgy look at history as something exciting rather than a boring list of dates to memorize. The focus is on how a Christian world-view affects one's academic and scholarly interests.

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Excellent an A-Z of Tsarisms last, magnificent flowering of the arts Independent on Sunday

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A compendium of killing that plots the most remarkable American homicides between the Civil War and Second World War onto maps and plans, alongside crime scene photographs and compelling expert analysis.

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Exciting, new account of the pivotal 1814 campaign which uses unpublished archive material.

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A thought-provoking study of a neglected aspect of one of the decisive episodes in French and European history.

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Superb collection of graphic contemporary images depicting the brutality and horror of the Nazi Concentration Camp system. A lesson that mankind must never forget. The first pictorial study of the notorious group of men who ran the Nazis' punishment and extermination camps.

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What was it like to be a prisoner of the Nazis in Britain during the Second World War The first systematic study of the sources relating to prisons in Jersey and Guernsey during the German occupation. Vivid insight into the experience of the prisoners which is revealed through memoirs, diaries, letters, poetry, graffiti and autograph books.

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The living history of the NZ home front in WWI is bought alive here with vivid words, photographs and maps showing military bases, internment camps, railway lines, brothels, factories memorials and more. Much can be seen and visited today. This book shows the enormous and continuing impact of the war from its beginning to beyond the armistice.

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The 30 stories in this book describe some of the most devastating accidents and tragedies in New Zealand history, some famous the Wahine disaster, Erebus and Tangiwai but many now forgotten. Fires, tornados, earthquakes, drownings, rail and air crashes all feature in these dramatic retellings, as well as the sometimes heroic acts of rescue.

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The night war over Germany was fought with equal ferocity on both sides, and was one of the toughest campaigns of the Second World War. This new publication seeks to provide a balanced account of the proceedings, including testimonies from pilots caught up on either side of the conflict.

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First hand accounts of 3 years captivity in Singapore, the Burma Railway and on Hellships"

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Photographic history of the two-month battle for Caen in 1944 .

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Photographic history of a key stage in 1944 Normandy campaign.

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Explores war and conflict in Northumberland and Durham from the Celtic age to modern times. The author reconstructs the epic struggles, setting them in the context of their tumultuous times and recalling the human bravery and frailty that influenced their outcome. His account is based on research and is illustrated with maps.