Books History Books The moment Britain fought back. It was in North Africa that the tide turned; that Britain began its long fightback against Nazi dominance. The distinguished military historian Major General John Strawson's vivid, unputdownable book describes how the balance of power in North Africa was see-sawed between the Italians, the British & the Germans through the years 1940 to 1943, & how ultimate victory was won by the Allies. In following the nail-biting course of battles during this three-year desert campaign, Strawson brings together the strategic considerations, the changing tactics & the searing impressions of those who did the actual fighting. His exciting narrative is brought to life with numerous eyewitness accounts, from German officers to Gurkhas & British tank crews & Americans. Product Information:  •†ISBN:† 9781804364062 •†Author: John Strawson •†Publisher:†  Canelo •†Format:†  Paperback •†Pages:† 288 •†Dimensions:† 12.8 x 19.8 x 2.1 cm ...

It was early October 1942 when the German Sixth Army realised that it had one last chance to crush Soviet resistance in the city of Stalingrad.

Before exhaustion & the harsh Russian winter set in, the Battle of Stalingrad was launched.

Delve into the detail at the last-gasp attempt by the Wehrmacht to win the battle of Stalingrad in an all-out effort & how the Red Army managed to cling on against all odds.

Marking the crucial turning point of the war on the Eastern Front, join Will Fowler in this concise examination.

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• ISBN: 9781782749264
• Author: Will Fowler
• Publisher: Amber Books
• Format: Paperback
• Pages: 192
• Dimensions: 25 x 19 x 1.5cm















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The summer of 1940 will forever be remember as a defining period when the pilots of the RAF took on the thunderous assault of the German Luftwaffe & won. It is a gripping story of defiance against the brute force of the Nazi war machine & came to reflect Britain ...

In 1940 Britain was an island under siege. The march of the Nazi war machine had been unrelenting: France & Belgium had quickly

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The Battle of Britain: Portraits of the Few is an exceptional tribute to the small group of legendary pilots that served with the Royal Air Force through one of the most critical periods of the Second World War. Portraits of the Few contains over 60 colour illustrations, capturing the images & character of the military aviators who were designated the ' Few' by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. Accompanying the portraits, painted by artist David Pritchard, are action filled accounts written by Second World War aviation author Christopher Yeoman, recounting gripping combats & ferocious encounters as the respective men successfully resist the might of the Luftwaffe. Indeed the aerial battle fought during the long & glorious summer of 1940 is now viewed as one of the most decisive episodes in all of British history. Each & every day proved consequential, ultimately shaping the island's future. It was a struggle which will never be forgotten by the wartime population of Great Britain; it will never be forgotten for generations to come. The Battle of Britain: Portraits of the Few celebrates the airmen's legacy & is a unique tribute to this group of extraordinary men. Battle of Britain fighter pilot Squadron Leader Geoffrey Wellum DFC on receiving his own portrait: " Thank you so very much for the truly excellent water colour, the likeness is remarkable. I was touched & became slightly emotional when I first opened the box & there I was looking back at myself all those years ago." ...

Unwind & listen to all of your favourite hits from the movies with this Intempo BBC Orchestra At The Movies CD.

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In 1922, three men
- only one of whom had previously heard of 'broadcasting'
- founded the BBC. 

In doing

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Cara Rutledge abandoned her Southern roots & family long ago, but when her own life takes a turn for the worse, she finds herself trying to reconnect with her mother who has taken ill. Cara returns to her old island home for the summer in an attempt to revive existing relationships thought to be lost long ago, while igniting new ones she'd never before dreamed possible. ...

'FOR SALE: a rare opportunity to purchase a beach hut on the spectacular Everdene Sands. " The Shack" has been in the family for fifty years, & was the first to be built on this renowned stretch of golden s&. Jane Milton doesn't want to sell her beloved beach hut, which has been the heart of so many family holidays & holds so many happy memories. But when her husband dies, leaving her with an overwhelming string of debts, she has no choice but to sell. THE BEACH HUT follows the stories of the people who own the beach huts, families who come to Everdene each year, people who fall in
- or out of love, remembering their pasts, or trying to forget them. Veronica Henry has brilliantly drawn together the comings & goings of life at the beach huts over one long, hot, lazy summer.
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Details: In the Summer of 1952, two lonely people arrive in the pretty seaside hamlet of West Bay. Strangers coming from
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