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In 2004, workmen demolishing the home that had housed three generation's of Ann Gluckman's family saved an old cardboard box hidden under the eaves. The letters inside proved invaluable to Ann's painstaking 20-year work piecing together the family history, which had, like the letter, been largely concealed.

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A couple who have been united through the horrors of 20-century Europe and the joys of love and family, cannot live up to the vows they made nearly 50 years ago to stay together 'until death do us part'. In 1991, they take their own lives, together. Their granddaughter Johanna Adorjan digs through her family history to piece together the puzzle.

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From high society in Vienna to a small flat in Sydney; from patrons of the arts to refugees from the Holocaust; this is the enthralling story of three generations of women spanning a century of upheaval.

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WWII, 1942 - Broome. The enemy was snaking its way towards the Australian coastline. Broome was being evacuated. Aboriginal families were being trucked to Beagle Bay Mission. Betty Lockyer's mother was on the last truck to leave Broome on 17 February, heavy with child. On March 3, the Japanese blew 24 Dutch flying boats out of the water in Broome.

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Our Family Tree is a beautifully illustrated keepsake volume designed to hold the results of your ancestry research.

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The sensational do-it-yourself memoir--with over 250,000 copies sold--that helps you record your story.

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The definitive guide to researching family history in Australia.

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(Hardback)

When her mother Celia Paget died, Ariane Bankes inherited a trunk stuffed with letters and diaries belonging to Celia and her twin Mamaine, which charted the remarkable lives of the Paget sisters and their famous friends and lovers.

(Hardback, 2nd edition)

The book is a good read, but it also serves an historical function.

Aside from the fact that the book is informative, reading about the lives of the children of America's chief executives is like peering into a moment of the American equivalent of royalty.

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Hancox is the Tudor hall house in rural Sussex where the author grew up, and where she lives. It's been in the family since her ancestor Milicent Ludlow, young, single and an orphan, took it on in 1891 and began to enlarge the house and manage the farm. This title tells the story of the house and the family.

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Jacqueline Bouvier, Ethel Skakel and Joan Bennett all married into the Kennedy family and became forever linked with the American legend. This book offers an account of the relationship shared by these three women, during the "Camelot" years and beyond.

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The extraordinary story of a small Jewish ghetto in a small town in Poland - and of one man's obsessive quest to discover its fate and its survivors. He felt an irresistible urge to find out more about this small town and its Jewish community, to place on record something of what the Nazis had destroyed and thus to remember.

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The house and the family were the real inspiration for Brideshead Revisited: Evelyn Waugh was a regular visitor, and based his story of the doomed Marchmain family on the Lygons.
Never before open to the public, the doors of Madresfield have now swung open to allow Jane Mulvagh to explore its treasures and secrets.

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The author knew little about his mother's father - only that he had been a military surveyor who mapped great swathes of the British Empire. This is the story of five brothers who, mapping the world, lived up to the Royal Engineers' motto of Everywhere. It is the story of Ireland, and of the Empire from which it broke away.

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For Priscilla, pre-war Paris was an exciting carousel of suitors, soirees and heartbreak, and eventually a lavish wedding to a French aristocrat. But the arrival of the Nazi tanks signalled the end of life as a Vicomtesse, and the beginning of a precarious existence under German Occupation.

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