The WW II night airwar over Germany.

Allied Bomber War, 1939-45

History

Harvey, Maurice

Military

Spellmount Ltd.

Author Maurice Harvey returns with another collection of exciting firsthand stories from his time as a missionary and as the Bible Society photojournalist. He recounts many of his firsthand experiences over the years as an international photojournalist in Into the Great Unknown. The memoir begins with Maurice leaving the safety of his New Zealand home as a young man in the 1960s and heading into deepest Africa bound for the war-ravaged Congo region. From there, the story continues as Maurice travels across the African continent, through post-Communist Eastern Europe, and then into Asia. His final stop is the mysterious and formidable state of North Korea. Told with compassion and charm, these stories reflect an eye for the quirky as well the poignant. Leaving New Zealand isolated and far away from everywhere else, was for a young man in 1960, truly an adventure into the unknown. But with the strong assurance that God was with him, it became an adventure of excitement and great enjoyment.

Into the Great Unknown: Adventures in Africa, Eastern Europe, and Asia

Travel

iUniverse

In April 1940, 70 years ago, the Germans launched by sea and air a meticulously planned and daringly executed invasion of Norway and Denmark, primarily to secure the safe passage of iron ore from neutral Sweden.  The conflict in Norway was the first occasion in the history of warfare that all three Services had been engaged in a totally joint operation.  The naval losses the Germans suffered ensured that Britain was safe from invasion and the evacuation from Dunkirk was possible.

Scandinavian Misadventure: The Campaign in Norway 1940

Pen_and_Sword

A large format paperback edition of the comprehensive, heavily illustrated history of Gibraltar from prehistoric times to the present day, including an invaluable visitor's guide to exploring the Rock.

GIBRALTAR: A History

Historical Study & Educational Resources

Spellmount Publishers

This history traces the long and stormy story of Gibraltar from the earliest times to its emergence as a self-governing colony in the twentieth century. The political and social development of the city is revealed but it is as a military fortress and naval base that Gibraltar will be familiar to most of its visitors. The history is explained in the context of the many remaining fortifications and buildings which make Gibraltar one of the most important heritage sites in the western Mediterranean, particularly for those interested in military history. A Visitor's Guide to exploring Gibraltar is also included which, combined with the author's scholarship and comprehensive illustrations, makes this a unique and valuable addition to the literature of this fascinating part of southern Europe.

Gibraltar

Howell Pr

The Allied Bomber War 1939-45

Sarpedon Publishers

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