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  • The Stalin and Molotov Linesby Neil Short; Adam Hook

    Osprey Publishing 2013; US$ 13.95

    During the Russian Civil War, the Red Army created a series of fortified areas, or ukreplinnyje rajony (UR), which were to be used not only for defence but were also to act as staging points for offensive operations. Following the end of the war these defences were extended, creating a front that stretched over 2,000km from the Baltic to the Black... more...

  • The Badlandsby Paul French

    Penguin Group US 2013; US$ 3.99

    More tales of intrigue in Old Peking from bestselling author Paul French Through portraits of eight residents of Peking?s infamous Badlands district, Paul French brings the area and 1930s Peking vividly to life. A small warren of narrow hutongs, the Badlands sat just inside the eastern flank of the Tartar Wall, which at that time enclosed the... more...

  • Patriot's History of the Modern World Vol. IIby Larry Schweikart; Dave Dougherty

    Penguin Group US 2013; US$ 19.99

    The bestselling historians turn their focus to America?s role in the world since the end of World War II   Schweikart, author of the number one New York Times bestseller A Patriot?s History of the United States , and Dougherty take a critical look at America, from the postwar boom to her search for identity in the twenty-first century.   The... more...

  • Beyond Equalityby David Montgomery

    Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group 2013; US$ 40.00

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  • The British Army 1939-45 (3)by Martin Brayley; Mike Chappell

    Osprey Publishing 2013; US$ 13.95

    The lightning Japanese offensives in the Far East in 1941/42 inflicted a series of costly defeats on the ill-prepared and badly supported British Commonwealth forces in Malaya and Burma. The 'forgotten' 14th Army on the India-Burma border slowly built up its strength and its tactical expertise; and Wingate's 'Chindits' proved that units supplied from... more...

  • Brewster F2A Buffalo Aces of World War 2by Kari Stenman; Chris Davey

    Osprey Publishing 2013; US$ 15.95

    Entering service with the US Navy as a carrier-borne fighter, the Brewster F2A, later named Buffalo by the British and simply the Brewster by the Finns, saw relatively little service with its own nation. Indeed, it was to see action on just one occasion in US colors: the engagement off Midway by USMC F2As saw a number of Japanese carrier aircraft shot... more...

  • The Trial of Pope Benedictby Daniel Gawthrop

    Arsenal Pulp Press 2013; US$ 15.95

    A powerful indictment of Pope Benedict and the Vatican, and a searing assessment of the future of the Catholic Church. more...

  • Breaking Open Japanby George Feifer

    HarperCollins 2013; US$ 20.99

    On July 14, 1853, the four warships of America's East Asia Squadron made for Kurihama, 30 miles south of the Japanese capital, then called Edo. It had come to pry open Japan after her two and a half centuries of isolation and nearly a decade of intense planning by Matthew Perry, the squadron commander. The spoils of the recent Mexican Spanish?American... more...

  • Breaking Open Japanby George Feifer

    HarperCollins 2013; Not Available

    On July 14, 1853, the four warships of America's East Asia Squadron made for Kurihama, 30 miles south of the Japanese capital, then called Edo. It had come to pry open Japan after her two and a half centuries of isolation and nearly a decade of intense planning by Matthew Perry, the squadron commander. The spoils of the recent Mexican Spanish?American... more...

  • Inventing Japanby Ian Buruma

    Random House Publishing Group 2003; US$ 12.95

    In a single short book as elegant as it is wise, Ian Buruma makes sense of the most fateful span of Japan?s history, the period that saw as dramatic a transformation as any country has ever known. In the course of little more than a hundred years from the day Commodore Matthew Perry arrived in his black ships, this insular, preindustrial realm mutated... more...