Life in a World War II Japanese internment camp as seen through the eyes of a child. The setting is Santo Tomas in Manila,a notorious camp under the administration of General Yamashita who was later convicted for atrocities in the Philippines and sentenced to death.The author was sent there with his mother and sister.He tells the story as he saw it as a child filled with the novelty and excitement of the war which turned to fear and apprehension as executions and starvation became governing factors.The author was a contributor to the 2006 documentary "Victims of Circumstance" which dealt with Santo Tomas experience.

A Lovely Little War: Life in a Japanese Prison CampThrough the Eyes of a Child

History

Lorenzen, Angus M.

Americas

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The fascinating World War II story of the techniques used by the Italian Army to thwart the operations of the Nazi-allied Croatian government to send Jews to the holocaust. The author reveals the brutal techniques used by the Croatian officials to aid the Nazis and the death camps in Croatia never before recognized in Post World War II investigations.

Defying Evil: How the Italian Army Saved Croatian Jews During the Holocaust

Wood, Benjamin

Military

The Surge in Baghdad was fought on two fronts. Explosive ordinance, automatic weapons, rocket-propelled grenades and armored vehicles on one front to gain the city streets. The other front was the battle to gain the confidence and trust of the city's residents. The latter fired words rather than bullets and was considered by those who did it, equally difficult. Psychological Operations, PSYOPS, used by the 318th Psyop Company and the author, a principal leader in the battle of words, shows how the U.S. Army actually used the technique to aid significantly in the victorious Surge in Baghdad.

Battle Without Bullets: Psychological Operations During the Baghdad Surge

Cicalese, Carmine

Title: The Street Agent( After Taking on the Mob the Klan and the Aryan Nations He Walks Softly and Carries a .357 Magnum--The True Story) Binding: Hardcover Author: WayneF.Manis Publisher: HistoryPublishingCoLLC

The Street Agent: After Taking on the Mob, the Klan and the Aryan Nation, He Walks Softly and Carries a .357 Magum- The True Story

Biographies & Memoirs

Manis, Wayne F.

Professionals & Academics

iGuerilla: Reshaping the Face of War in the 21st Century, is a book in the tradition of Thomas Paine in Common Sense and Winston Churchill in The Gathering Storm. Like Paine, author John Sutherland alerts those in the large populace of the United States and Western Europe who have yet to see the big picture of international war that is underway. And like Churchill, he traces the trails of war to the present to bring an understanding of the changing nature of war and those who conduct it. And why they conduct it. iGuerilla: Reshaping the Face of War in the 21st Century, projects the future and delves into the manner in which the future will unveil. It is an illustration of how the war of the very near future will be conducted, driven by an enemy conducting a war of conquest in which it intends to subject its hated enemy, the United States and the West, to a humiliating and ignominious subjection. iGuerilla: Reshaping the Face of War in the 21st Century, projects the future and delves into the manner in which the future will unveil. It is an illustration of how the war of the very near future will be conducted, driven by an enemy conducting a war of conquest in which it intends to subject its hated enemy, the United States and the West, to a humiliating and ignominious subjection. John Sutherland believes it is time to reverse that intent. He outlines the strategy and tactics necessary to deliver a large crushing defeat to the jihad movement in order to return it to the prolonged quietude to which it has historically dwelled after each crushing defeat it has suffered since 732 AD when Western armies led by Charles Martel at Tours soundly defeated the Umayyad Caliphate and an army of Spanish Moors.

Iguerilla: Reshaping the Face of War in the 21st Century

Politics & Social Sciences

Sutherland, John

Politics & Government

The myth that all members of the five companies of the Seventh Cavalry with General Custer at the battle of the Little Big Horn were killed by the Sioux and the Cheyenne is disproved by author and historian John Koster. Meticulous research by the author along with forensic evidence proves that one man did survive. Introduction by Prof. Louise Barnett, Rutgers University and author of Touched by Fire. Custer Survivor is the story of the man, how he escaped, his ensuing ordeal and the subsequent years of his successful life. This is the book that corrects the record and makes complete the history of Custer's Last Stand. New evidence proves that this myth is the truth.

Custer Survivor

Koster, John

Leaders & Notable People

If You Shoot, Shoot to Kill

Corbett, Hart

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