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Reverse Speech In Theory and Practice
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Reverse Speech In Theory and Practice
De uren van de rat: Luce's Gezelschap
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De uren van de rat: Luce's Gezelschap
Wing Chun Kuen Awakening: The Disclosure (Book 2)
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Wing Chun Kuen Awakening: The Disclosure (Book 2)
Op kot met Jentel In het derde jaar: Op Kot 3
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Op kot met Jentel In het derde jaar: Op Kot 3
De Rijzende Ochtendster: Saga Van De Twee Prinsessen 2
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De Rijzende Ochtendster: Saga Van De Twee Prinsessen 2
Amalia's droom: De saga Van Zon En Maan
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Amalia's droom: De saga Van Zon En Maan
De Italiaanse Prinses: Een Hartendiefjes Verhaal
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De Italiaanse Prinses: Een Hartendiefjes Verhaal
De Terugkeer Van De Prinses: Saga Van De Twee Prinsessen 3
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De Terugkeer Van De Prinses: Saga Van De Twee Prinsessen 3
Career 3.0: Practical Career Planning Advice to Find your Dream Job in Today's D
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Career 3.0: Practical Career Planning Advice to Find your Dream Job in Today's Digital World
My Life is My Responsibility: Insights for Conscious Living
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My Life is My Responsibility: Insights for Conscious Living
Publishing Architect's Blueprint: Self-Publishing Fundamentals
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The Publishing Architect's Blueprint: Self-Publishing Fundamentals is a no-nonsense roadmap to publishing success for the author and small publisher alike. Both fiction and nonfiction authors will utilize this book as their publishing guide for print, e-book and audio titles. It maps the most direct route to publishing success in the most cost-effective manner, providing the indie publisher with the skills and approach of a traditional publisher and marketing strategy of a bestseller.
The Night Stalkers White House - Books 1-3
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The Night Stalkers White House - Books 1-3
The Complete Where Dreams - Volume 2 of 2
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The Complete Where Dreams - Volume 2 of 2
SS-Totenkopf: The History of the 'Death's Head' Division 1940–46
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The divisions of the Waffen-SS were the e?lite of Hitler’s armies in World War II. SS-Totenkopf is an in-depth examination of one of the most famous – or rather, infamous – of these divisions: the ‘Death’s Head’ division. The book explores the background to the unit’s formation from the early concentration camp guards; the men it recruited and the level of brutalisation to which they became accustomed; the key figures involved in its history, such as Theodor Eicke, its founding commanding officer; and the division’s organization. It also looks at the training regimen of the Waffen-SS, and the uniforms and insignia that members of the division wore. SS-Totenkopf also provides a full combat record of the division, which fought on both fronts during World War II, increasingly serving as a ‘fire brigade’ unit as the war turned against Germany, plugging gaps wherever they appeared in the front. The book outlines the unit’s involvement in the invasion of Poland, the fall of France, the invasion of the Soviet Union, the battle of Kharkov, the defence of Warsaw, and the final fruitless attempt to relieve Budapest in the last days of the Reich. Illustrated with rare photographs and written by an acknowledged expert, SS-Totenkopf is a definitive history of one of Germany’s leading fighting units of World War II.
Berlin 1945: The Final Reckoning
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In April 1945, the final dramatic act of World War II in Europe was played out in Germanys capital city. Berlin 1945: The Final Reckoning is a comprehensive history of the last battle of Nazi Germany, which would see the virtual destruction of a city, and the eventual suicide of Adolf Hitler. Berlin 1945: The Final Reckoning begins with a study of the background to the battle and a description of events on the Eastern and Western Fronts before the Soviet forces reached Berlin. The city’s strategic importance to the German war effort and morale is considered, along with factors that caused the Western Allies to halt their advance on the Elbe rather than race the Soviet troops to the Reichstag. The German forces available for Berlin’s defence and their actual defensive preparations (or lack of them) are covered in depth, as is the devastating destruction caused by the ceaseless Allied bombing and remorseless shelling by the Soviet forces. The book describes in words and graphic pictures how, in a city reduced to rubble, a bitter hand-to-hand struggle developed between fanatical Nazis, SS troopers, old men and young boys of the Hitler Youth and the hard-bitten Soviet front-line troops bent on revenge. The suffering of the soldiers and civilians are revealed in full detail, with personal accounts from those involved in the battle. The book also describes the events in the bunker behind the Reichschancellery, where Hitler spent his last months. Finally the reader learns how German commanders disobey the Fuhrer’s orders to fight to the last man, and the fate of the city was sealed. The final chapter discusses the full implications of the battle for the Germans and Soviets, and briefly describes the search for Hitler’s body. Berlin 1945: The Final Reckoning is a brilliant, superbly illustrated account of the battle that ended the Nazi dream of a 100-year Reich.
Naval Warfare 1914–1918: From Coronel to the Atlantic and Zeebrugge
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The struggle for naval supremacy and the naval arms race inspired by HMS Dreadnought may have captured the headlines, but the opening stages of the naval war were dominated by the threat from German cruisers stationed outside European waters, until they were hunted down and sunk by the Royal Navy, notably at the Battle of the Falkland Islands in 1914. Germany switched its focus to the U-boat, seeing it as a weapon capable of winning the war by starving Britain into surrender. Unrestricted submarine warfare led to the sinking of millions of tons of shipping, but it would also force the USA to enter the war on the Allied side in 1917. In the Mediterranean, the French fleet took the lead, while Austria-Hungary supported German actions. The Allied attempt in 1915 to use maritime power to break the strategic deadlock with an amphibious operation in the Dardanelles ultimately failed, although Allied sea power helped sustain the successful campaigns against the Ottoman Empire in the Middle East. What would prove to be the decisive naval engagement of the war took place in 1916 at the Battle of Jutland. Whilst the clash itself was inconclusive, the German High Seas Fleet would be all but confined to port for the rest of the war, handing the initiative to the Royal Navy. The resultant command of the seas allowed the Allies to carry fresh American armies and much-needed supplies to Europe in 1917. However, victory for the Allies was ultimately delivered by the naval economic blockade. By preventing the import of war materials and food, the fighting power and morale of the German armed forces was weakened. It was the mutiny of the High Seas Fleet in October 1918 that prompted the German Revolution and the subsequent abdication of the Kaiser. With the aid of over 300 photographs, complemented by full-colour maps, Naval Warfare provides a detailed guide to the background and conduct of World War I naval operations, describing the struggle to win control of the high seas around the globe.
The Art of War
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The Art of War
Fruit Art for Children
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Fruit Art for Children
First French Reader for Beginners Volume 2: Bilingual for Speakers of English
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First French Reader for Beginners Volume 2: Bilingual for Speakers of English
Star Runners Omnibus
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Star Runners Omnibus
Be Positive Be Happy Be Strong Enjoy Life
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Be Positive Be Happy Be Strong Enjoy Life
