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This 292-page book is filled with hundreds of graphics, news headlines, photos, and many memes. The paperback is black-and-white, the ebook is color, and the hardcover is premium color, with printing costs to match - a great gift and keepsake of this amazing time.The Q-Research boards have been a place where good-hearted people from many countries and all walks of life came together to investigate what has been happening behind-the-scenes of o...

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A letter to my parents regarding their current state in relation to God and peopleAnd he [Jesus] said unto them, He that hath ears to hear, let him hear. Mark 4:9I have come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly. John 10:10

A reprint of the Directing Staff Edition of the BAOR Battlefield Tour for OPERATION BLUECOAT. Contains all of the student edition plus the important extra pages of personal accounts of actions.

Operations of XXX Corps between the Rivers Maas and Rhine in February 1945. XXX Corps was heavily involved in the fighting that preceded the Rhine crossings.

Detailed record of the 41 V-1 flying bombs that fell on Streatham in the summer of 1944. Contains full details of each one describing their effect and how the Civil Defence dealt with them.

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The first in the officially sponsored TIGER trilogy, it is a detailed and readable account of the 4th and 5th Indian Divisions and the fighting in Somaliland, Eritrea, and the Western Desert. The period covered is September 1940 to June 1941.

The first in the officially sponsored TIGER trilogy, it is a detailed and readable account of the 4th and 5th Indian Divisions and the fighting in Somaliland, Eritrea, and the Western Desert. The period covered is September 1940 to June 1941.

Rebel Mystik' describes the life and times of Helena Petrovna Blavasky, the founder of the Theosophical Society. It begins with the first visit to the adolescent Blavatsky of spectral figures, which she called her 'hunchbacks'.It follows her world travels and flirtations with spiritualism, Hinduism, occultism and pot-smoking. It is a 'potted bio' of one of the most controversial figures in the alternative spirituality business.

11th Armoured Division is widely recognised as one of the best British armoured divisions in the Second World War, earning its spurs in all of the most famous actions of the North West European campaign and commanded by the desert legend Pip Roberts. Originally printed in occupied Germany soon after WW2 had finished, this is an excellent Divisional History, with good, clear colour maps and a well written narrative. A Roll of Honour by regiment...

The German aim of rushing through Belgium and France in one overwhelming flood was foiled by the gallantry of the Allies in August and September 1914. This detailed reference work lists the names of those honoured in 'The Contemptible Little Army' which fought at Mons, The Marne, The Aisne and Ypres, and also includes those of the Royal Navy, Royal Flying Corps, Royal Naval Air Service, the Indian Army and Colonial Forces. Compiled from offic...

Small Ad. Slavery- man volunteers as slave of gay Master for weekend, but finds over just a few days his life is wound up, he's been marketed on internet, sold on auction block, reduced to where he admits, I am a slave, a slut, a whore, a dog, less than all these, loaned out to strangers, I own nothing, I am property of my Master, shaven all over, naked, in chains, only there to serve. 4 tales of transformation of boys into skirts, to serve me...

This is the much prized story of the British Army's famed 79th Armoured Division, a specialised 'hush-hush' unit especially created in readiness for the D-Day invasion of Normandy in 1944. The Division used armoured vehicles modified for special tasks named 'Hobart's Funnies' after the Division's commander, Maj-Gen. Sir Percy Hobart. The 'Funnies' included amphibious tanks that floated, could clear mines, destroy defences, carry and lay emerge...

Extracted from the important two volume BAOR Battlefield Guide, these exceptional detailed colour printed maps start with operations in France and Flanders in1940, and then go on to look at operations after D-Day in Belgium, and the advance of 30 Corps to the Nederrijn, 1 Airborne Division at Arnhem, airfield construction in the Eindhoven area, the battle of the Rhineland between the Maas and the Rhine in February 1945, and conclude with the R...

Prepared in 1946, these volumes were designed for succeeding generations of Royal Engineers who would visit the battlefields of north-west Europe after the war. Their purpose was to demonstrate the problems faced by the Royal Engineers in the major campaigns of the Second World War and the problems they used to solve them. These books give an account of operations in France and Flanders 1940, and then go on to look at operations in Belgium an...

The British War Office sent General Henry Rawlinson to North Russia to assume command of the evacuation out of both Archangel and Murmansk. General Rawlinson arrived on August 11. On the morning of September 27, 1919, the last Allied troops departed from Archangel and, on October 12, Murmansk was abandoned. This government 'Blue Book' was originally published after the close of operations to provide a full account of the measures taken and th...

The British War Office sent General Henry Rawlinson to North Russia to assume command of the evacuation out of both Archangel and Murmansk. General Rawlinson arrived on August 11. On the morning of September 27, 1919, the last Allied troops departed from Archangel and, on October 12, Murmansk was abandoned. This government 'Blue Book' was originally published after the close of operations to provide a full account of the measures taken and th...

The 46th Infantry Division was an infantry division of the British Army raised in 1939 that saw distinguished service during the Second World War, fighting in the Battle of France and the Battle of Dunkirk where it was evacuated, and later in North Africa, Italy and Greece. This is a very good history written and published in occupied Austria just after the events described. Although not one of the D-Day Divisions, like many other formation...

The Great War was fought worldwide on a scale hitherto undreamed of, creating a demand for honours and awards which the British honours system was ill-equipped to meet. In an effort to recognise services on the battlefield and in non-operational appointments, new awards were introduced. This document details one of the special measures taken to recognise service at home in operational and non-operational appointments. It covers awards made by ...