Douglas Botting Boeken

Shows how the Allies opened a second front in Europe.

A classic account of Germany after her fall to the Allies in May 1945. Concentrates on the period between the collapse of the Reich and the foundation of the new Germanys, an unusual and little-charted time in history. Botting shows that the plan to bring democracy to Germany was far from straightforward. Douglas Botting is the author of Nazi Gold (with Ian Sayer) and Hitler's Women .

This volume in The Seafarers series reviews the history of Germany's foremost naval weapon in two world wars, documenting its victories, which include the sinking of 8,000 merchant ships, and its final defeat.

Describes the development, flights, and disasters of the giant airships of the late 19th and early 20th century

Book by Bottling, Douglas

Presents a pictorial history of the most important day in all of World War II.

This volume in The Seafarers series recounts the lives and deeds of Henry Every, Stede Bonnet, John Rackam, Blackbeard, Captain Kidd, and other pirates.

Their brilliant reporting, matching eyewitness testimony with declassified Top Secret documents from the US Archives, lays bare this monumental crime in a narrative which throngs with SS desperadoes, a red-headed queen of crime and American military governors living like Kings. schovat popis

Incredible account of Humbolt's journeys through South America.