Passage Charts C 1 Nordfriesland 1: 375.000 C 2 Rømø bis Süderoogsand 1: 150.000 C 3 Helgoland bis Süderoogsand 1: 150.000 Coastal Charts C 4 Lister Tief Nord 1: 50.000 C 5 Lister Tief Süd 1: 50.000 C 6 Vortrapptief 1: 50.000 C 7 Hörnumtief 1: 50.000 C 8 Rütergat 1: 50.000 C 9 Norderaue · Süderaue 1: 50.000 C 10 Norderhever Nord 1: 50.000 C 11 Norderhever und Heverstrom 1: 50.000 C 12 Rütergat bis Mittelhever 1: 50.000 C 13 Norderhever Süd 1: 50.000 C 14 Süderhever und Heverstrom 1: 50.000 C 15 Norderpiep bis Eidersperrwerk 1: 50.000 C 16 Meldorfer Bucht 1: 50.000 C 17 Tideeider 1: 25.000 C 18 Die Eider · Wollersum bis Nordfeld 1: 25.000 C 19 Die Eider · Nordfeld bis Lexfähre 1: 50.000 C 20 Ansteuerung von Helgoland 1: 50.000 Details C 10A Schlüttsiel 1: 12.500 C 10B Hafen von Hörnum 1: 7.500 C 10C Hafen von Amrum 1: 25.000 C 10D Hafen von Wyk 1: 7.500 C 10E Hafen von Rømø 1: 9.000 C 10F Hafen von List 1: 5.000 C 10G Hafen von Dagebüll 1: 25.000 C 11A Strucklahnungshörn 1: 12.500 C 16A Hafen von Büsum 1: 12.500 C 16B Sporthafen Meldorf 1: 12.500 C 17A Eidersperrwerk 1: 10.000 C 17B Hafen von Tönning 1: 10.000 C 18A Hafen von Pellworm 1: 12.500 C 18B Hafen von Friedrichstadt 1: 10.000 C 19A Einfahrt und Hafen von Husum 1: 12.500 C 21 Helgoland 1: 12.500 ...

Passage Charts C1 Die Elbe 1: 375.000 C2 Ansteuerung von Elbe und Weser 1: 150.000 Coastal Charts C3 Ansteuerung von Helgoland 1: 50.000 C5 Die Elbmündung 1: 50.000 C6 Scharhörn bis Kugelbake 1: 50.000 C7 Kugelbake bis Otterndorf 1: 50.000 C8B Oste 1: 40.000 C9 Otterndorf bis Brunsbüttel 1: 30.000 C10 Brunsbüttel bis St. Margarethen 1: 30.000 C11 St. Margarethen zur Stör 1: 30.000 C11A Die Stör bis Itzehoe 1: 30.000 C12 Stör Mündung bis Rhinplate Süd 1: 30.000 C12A Dornbusch 1: 30.000 C13 Rhinplate Süd bis Pagensand 1: 30.000 C13A Die Krückau bis Elmshorn 1: 30.000 C13B Die Pinnau bis Uetersen 1: 30.000 C14 Pagensand bis Lühesand 1: 30.000 C15 Lühesand bis Wedel 1: 30.000 C16 Wedel bis Teufelsbrück 1: 30.000 Details C4 Helgoland 1: 12.500 C8A Cuxhaven 1: 10.000 C10A Schleusenanlagen Brunsbüttel 1: 17.500 C12B Hafen von Glückstadt 1: 10.000 C14A Stadersand 1: 15.000 C15A Hamburger Yachthafen 1: 6.000 C15B Schulau 1: 4.000 C16A Neuenschleuse 1: 2.500 C16B Mühlenberg 1: 2.500 C16C Rüschkanal 1: 8.000 C17 Teufelsbrück bis Köhlbrand 1: 15.000 C18 Köhlbrand bis Norderelbbrücken 1: 15.000 C19 Süderelbe 1: 15.000 ...

Passage Charts C1 Die Weser 1: 375.000 C2 Ansteuerung von Weser und Elbe 1: 150.000 Coastal Charts C3 Ansteuerung von Helgoland 1: 50.000 C5 Alte & Neue Weser 1: 50.000 C6 Jade Ansteuerung 1: 50.000 C7 Tegeler Plate 1: 50.000 C8 Weser
- Elbe
- Wattenfahrwasser 1: 50.000 C9 Mellum bis Jade Weser Port 1: 35.000 C10 Der Hohe Weg 1: 35.000 C11 Jadebusen 1: 35.000 C12 Jadebusen West 1: 35.000 C13 Robbenplate 1: 25.000 C14 Langlütjensand 1: 25.000 C15 Bremerhaven bis Nordenham 1: 25.000 C17 Nordenham bis Rechtenfleth 1: 25.000 C18 Brake 1: 25.000 C19 Elsfleth 1: 25.000 C20 Vegesack 1: 25.000 C20A/B Hunte von Huntebrück bis Oldenburg 1: 50.000 C22A Stephanibrücke bis Hemelingen 1: 25.000 Details C4 Helgoland 1: 12.500 C8A Dove Harle 1: 25.000 C12A Wilhelmshaven 1: 15.000 C16 Häfen von Bremerhaven 1: 12.500 C18A Hafen von Brake 1: 10.000 C19A Huntemündung 1: 10.000 C19B Hafen von Elsfleth 1: 10.000 C20C Hafen von Oldenburg 1: 20.000 C21 Sportboothfn Hasenbüren bis Überseehafen 1: 12.500 C21A Vegesacker Kurve 1: 12.500 C22 Überseehafen bis Stephanibrücke 1: 12.500

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Passage Charts:C0 Südliche Nordsee 1: 1.750.000C1 Ostfriesland 1: 375.000C2 Rottumerplaat bis Norderney 1: 150.000C3 Norderney bis Wangerooge 1: 150.000 Coastal Charts:C4 Westerems 1: 50.000C5 Osterems 1: 50.000C6 Dovetief 1: 50.000C7 Norderney bis Langeoog 1: 50.000C8 Spiekeroog 1: 50.000C9 Ansteuerung von Helgoland 1: 50.000C13 Borkum bis Dukegat 1: 50.000C14 Dukegat bis Emder Fahrwasser 1: 50.000C15 Ansteuerung Delfzijl 1: 25.000C16 Emder Fahrwasser 1: 25.000C17A Dollard 1: 50.000C18 Unterems bis Leer 1: 25.000C19A/B Leer bis Papenburg 1: 25.000C20 Papenburg bis Lathen 1: 50.000
Details:C10 Helgoland 1: 12.500C11A Borkum Hafen 1: 15.000C11B Dornumersiel 1: 12.500C11C Harlesiel 1: 12.500C11D Norddeich 1: 20.000C11E Bensersiel 1: 12.500C11F Langeoog Hafen 1: 12.500C11G Neuharlingersiel 1: 7.500C11H Norderney Hafen 1: 12.500C11J Dove Harle 1: 25.000C12A Baltrum Hafen 1: 7.500C12B Spiekeroog Hafen 1: 10.000C12C Juist Hafen 1: 7.500C12D Leysiel Schleuse 1: 7.500C12E Greetsiel Hafen 1: 10.000C17 Emden 1: 12.500
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Dambisa Moyo`s excoriating & controversial ” Dead Aid” reveals why millions are actually poorer because of aid, unable to escape corruption & reduced, in the West`s eyes, to a childlike state of beggary. Dead Aid suggests another way; using evidence to illustrate her case, Moyo shows how, with access to capital & with the right policies, even the poorest nations might be able to turn themselves around. Moyo suggests we must destroy the myth that aid works
- & make charity history. Read the book & decide which side of the line you stand on.
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ONE COP. ONE KILLER. TWO CAPTIVES OF THE PAST. Mat Joubert, once a rising star of the South African police force, had it all. Then his wife was murdered, & his hopes died with her. Alcoholic, depressed & overweight, he is a shadow of his former self. Then a new killer appears on the streets of Cape Town, murdering at random. Mat throws himself into the case, viewing it as his last chance for redemption. But, as their shared desire for revenge threatens to destroy both him & the mysterious killer he is hunting, Mat soon learns that he is not the only one with ghosts to lay to rest.. . ...

In these stories from issues numbered 1-6, Charles & Edwin begin to unravel the mysteries of their own demise while trying to protect tech-savvy sleuth Crystal from a similar fate. It also

Includes:: the short stories ” Run Ragged” from Witching Hour numbered 1, Ghosts numbered 1, & Time Warp numbered 1.

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Simon Schama, the author of The Embarrassment of Riches & Citizens, sets out to tell the history of two certainties, of two deaths. In discussing the speculations surrounding them, he finds himself involved in a history he cannot classify
- the unpredictable history of stories. On 13 September 1759, General James Wolfe, having led the British troops up the St Lawrence to victory in the Battle of Quebec, died on the Heights of Abraham. Schama examines this death, & how Wolfe was made to die again
- through the spectacular painting by Benjamin West, & through the writings of the 19th-century historian Francis Parkman. Schama's second death concerns Parkman's uncle, George Parkman of Harvard Medical College, who disappeared in 1849 in mysterious circumstances & who was rumoured to have been murdered by a colleague. Through these incidents, Schama sheds light on the writing of history, the history of history, & the relationship of story to history.

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Isaac, a young Australian photographer, is travelling through Europe. His whole life he has longed for the sophistication & wealth of the Europe of his father`s stories, the Europe at the centre of civilization & culture. But behind the facade of a unified & globalized contemporary society, he finds a history-blasted wastel&, a place forever condemned by the ghosts of its unspeakable past. In the mountain village in the Balkans where his mother was born, he unearths ancient terrors that have not been laid to rest, & perhaps never can be. Part long-forgotten myth, part meditation on the violence & tragedy of contemporary Europe, Dead Europe is an unsettling story about blood lust & blood revenge; a novel of blazing brilliance from the acclaimed author of The Slap. ...

The explosion was heard twenty miles away. It killed boatmen & wrecked the exotic villa of Lawrence Alma-Tadema, the fashionable St John`s Wood artist. But what caused the 1874 Regents Park explosion? Fenian bombs? Sabotage by rival railways or other firms? Or was it something personal? & whose was the other body found in the canal? An artist`s model? The missing King`s Cross barmaid? Or another victim of the so-called Thames murderer? As he struggles to find the answers, Scotland Yard`s Sergeant Ernest Best straddles the conflicting worlds of art, wealth & privilege & that of the poverty-stricken canal boatmen in an intriguing mystery that will change his life forever. ...