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Brings Apollo 11's moon landing mission back to life as never before in a thrilling day-by-day account.

Brings Apollo 11's moon landing mission back to life as never before in a thrilling day-by-day account.

Pillars of Fire

Gives an illustrated insight into the daily life of the German troops facing the British and French between 1914 and 1918 and is an historiography of the First World War. This book also re-examines the strategy and tactics of the German Army throughout the war, from the commanding generals to the ordinary soldiers at the Front.

Drawing from diaries, letters, memoirs and regimental records, Ian Passingham provides an illustrated insight into the daily life of the German troops facing the British and French between 1914 and 1918 and fills a significant gap in the historiography of World War I.

Convinced that both God and the Kaiser were on their side, the officers and men of the German Army went to war in 1914, confident that they were destined for a swift and crushing victory in the West.

Richly illustrated with maps and photos showing the true extent of the devastation at Messines

66: The World Cup in Real Time retells the story of the iconic 1966 finals as if they were happening today. Fifty years on, newspaper-style reports of all the matches and the off-field news bring the tournament back to life for the reader. Rewind to 1966, relive the gripping, controversial and sometimes comical story of England's greatest triumph.

Few pivotal years in history are less understood than that of 1918. It was a momentous period, which began with Germany's desperate gamble to win the Great War through a sequence of offensives on the Western Front. Ian Passingham's graphic new study draws on a wide range of original German, British and French sources, and it features previously unpublished eyewitness accounts and photographs. returncharacterreturncharacterHe boldly reassesses ...