Blaine Taylor Boeken

Exploring the JFK assassination of 1963, this book delves into hidden truths and controversial theories surrounding the event. It challenges the official narrative, revealing potential government cover-ups and the implications of the assassination on American history. Through detailed analysis and research, the author uncovers the layers of secrecy that have shrouded this pivotal moment, inviting readers to reconsider what they believe about one of the most significant events in U.S. history.

Blaine Taylor has written and assembled a photographic history of Adolf Hitler's many headquarters, both before and during World War II. Taylor includes all of the private residences, offices, command posts, and even mobile headquarters from which the Nazi dictator planned his rise to power and the conquest of Europe. Taylor recounts the background and physical description of each headquarters while also relating these locations' importance to the larger story of Nazi Germany and World War II.Restless, Hitler rarely worked at a desk and was almost always on the move during the war, with headquarters scattered throughout Germany and across the continent from the Ukraine to Belgium. Taylor describes the best-known headquarters, such as Wolf's Lair, the Berchtes-gaden complex, and the Berlin bunker, but he also includes many lesser-known ones such as Hitler's armored train Amerika, Felsennest near the Belgian border, and the compound code-named Tannenberg in the Black Forest. Hitler spent a fortune on these varied sites, some of which he never used. Ultimately, and perhaps fittingly, he spent his final days before committing suicide holed up in his extensive bunker deep beneath Berlin.

This book is a heavily illustrated history of German Emperor Wilhelm II's First World War marshals and generals, with maps, photographs, graphics, and cartoons. All battles, campaigns, strategies, tactics, and weaponry are covered. With over 500 photographs this provides a comprehensive history of the Kaiser's senior commanders.

A fresh new biography of Kaiser Wilhelm II, German Emperor from 1888 until his abdication at the end of the First World War, and his exile in the Netherlands

Copiously illustrated and carefully described, this is the first full treatment of two of the Third Reich's most important figures. While Nazi Germany's ascendancy owed much to military skill, the talent of its engineers allowed it to survive longer than would normally be expected. This unique work focusing on Dr.

As the father of the modern Italian Air Force, the Aeronautica, during the years 1926 33, Balbo attained the rank of Duce s Air Marshal and secured a place in aviation history as the initiator of four spectacular flights of Savoia flying boats two across the Mediterranean, and another two across the Atlantic. Unique in their day, they have never been repeated, nor are they likely to be.

The narrative explores the intriguing history behind the Volkswagen Beetle's creation during the Nazi regime, highlighting Adolf Hitler's significant influence on its design and promotion from 1933 to 1938. It delves into the contributions of Ferdinand Porsche and his son Ferry, alongside Dr. Robert Ley and the German Labor Front, emphasizing their roles in the car's construction. Additionally, it examines the impact of Adolf Huhnlein's Nazi Motor Corps in popularizing driving, transforming motoring into a widespread phenomenon in the Third Reich.

Focusing on the Mercedes-Benz G-4, this illustrated study explores the iconic cross-country touring car that transported Adolf Hitler across Europe during World War II. Featuring a wealth of images from Daimler-Benz's archives and U.S. captured German albums, the book provides an in-depth look at this mechanical marvel, combining visual appeal with detailed historical context. The upcoming Volume 2 will shift attention to the Daimler-Benz 770K Grosser Mercedes, promising further insights into these remarkable vehicles.

Focusing on the iconic Mercedes 770K parade car associated with Hitler, this illustrated study offers a unique glimpse into its historical significance during the 1930s and 1940s. Featuring rich imagery sourced from exclusive archives, including those of Daimler-Benz and notable Nazi figures, the book presents a detailed examination of the vehicle's role in both peacetime and wartime. This volume builds on a previous work that explored another vehicle used by Nazi leaders, further enriching the understanding of their automotive history.