Peter Phillips Boeken

Revealing a largely unknown and remarkable prison escape of the Second World War, this historical recount examines the event that took place on Island Farm, a small patch of land in south Wales. In March 1945, this island became the scene of the largest prisoner-of-war escape in Europe when over seventy German prisoners tunnelled to freedom. In addition to prisoners of war, the escapees included numerous high-ranking German and Nazi figures awaiting trial at Nuremburg.

Here's an authoritative and easy-to-use guide to every book of the Bible - for general readers and beginning Bible students. Includes full-color photographs, maps, and charts.

Delving into the intricacies of Victorian society, this book examines their evolving views on women, children, and social classes, as well as the emergence of national sports and public schools. It highlights the impact of changing cultural norms and the rise of home entertainment, all while arguing that Victorians were not merely foolish or hypocritical, but rather pragmatic in adapting to new challenges. This insightful exploration offers valuable perspectives for history students interested in the complexities of the era.

The book offers an insightful analysis of the swift accumulation of global capital, delving into the economic dynamics of major players like China and Russia. Each chapter provides a detailed exploration of how these nations are reshaping the global financial landscape, highlighting the implications for international relations and economic power shifts. Through its focused examination, the work sheds light on the complexities of modern capitalism and its impact on global markets.

Carter, newly promoted to Deputy Commander CID, requests a twelve-month sabbatical for personal reasons, despite the potential impact on his team. His superior, Commander Tony Frost, acknowledges Carter's value and grants the leave, setting the stage for personal exploration and the challenges that may arise during his absence.

Exploring the breakdown of German society from 1870 onward, this work examines the various elements that contributed to the rise of Nazism and the atrocities committed under Hitler. The author, both a historian and a Holocaust survivor, provides a unique perspective on how Nazism emerged as a product of mass societal dynamics rather than solely through individual actions. This critical analysis sheds light on the complex interplay of historical factors that facilitated one of history's darkest chapters.

Carter, a British Airways pilot, faces a life-altering moment when he discovers his wife with another man upon returning home early from a flight. Seeking solace, he embarks on a drive to North Carolina during a snowstorm, which leads to a harrowing accident. Stranded and in need of help, he encounters a woman who changes the course of his life, igniting a passionate affair. The story delves into themes of betrayal, self-discovery, and the complexities of love amidst unexpected circumstances.

The investigation unfolds as DCI Carter and his team tackle a complex case involving four murder victims discovered in Kensington after reports of gunfire. As they delve deeper into the circumstances surrounding the killings, the team must navigate the intricacies of the crime scene and uncover the truth behind the violent events, revealing connections and motives that challenge their skills and resolve.

This second edition of Phillips Electrical Principles brings together the two volumes of the previous editions of Electrical Principles Volumes 1 and 2 into one easy to carry and useful text for students undertaking the Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician (UEE30807). This text continues to use a friendly writing style, range of worked examples and now full colour illustrations to make the basic principles easier to understand.