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Zimbabwe epic

History

Zimbabwe

Mazikana, P. C.

Douglas, R. G. S.

Johnstone, I. J.

Africa

<p>176 pages, paperback. This book introduces the public to the records under the stewardship of the National Archives and Records Administration of the United States of America.</p>

The Public Vaults Unlocked: Discovering American History in the National Archives

From Preface - With this volume the National Archives and Records Administration is launching the publication of a major research aid, "The Trans-Mississippi West, 1804-1912: A Guide to Federal Records for the Territorial Period." This multi-volume guide is intended to succeed the previous letterpress and microfilm publication of documents constituting The Territorial Papers of the United States. Rather than providing transcripts of selected documents, the guide, when completed, will identify and describe all significant series of civil and military records relating to the contiguous States and Territories carved out of the area west of the Mississippi River. It will inform researchers of the nature of available Federal records and their location, whether in the Washington, DC, area or in regional archives. 
 The publication of this fourth volume of the guide, focusing as it does on records of the Department of State, is intended to alert researchers to the research potential of records created by those Government agencies that perhaps are not obviously associated with the American West. Users of this guide will find that the records described herein concern far more than the diplomatic history of national expansion. (Description by http-mart)

THE TRANS-MISSISSIPPI WEST 1804-1912 Part IV Section 1

Robert M. Kvasnicka

Secret Agents Handbook of Special Device

Mark Seaman

Military

The Genealogist's Internet

Christian, Peter

World

Christian Names in Local and Family History

<p>Now in paperback, GARBO: The spy who saved D-day tells the story of the greatest double-agent of World War II. Juan Pujol, a young Spanish anti-fascist, ultimately became Agent GARBO - a master of deception and intrigue. Initially recruited by German intelligence, GARBO, after a series of adventures, came to London to work for the British. The release of M.I.5 case files, kept secret for over fifty years, means that GARBO's tale can at last be told in full. GARBO's story contains all the hallmarks of a classic spy adventure - enciphered messages, secret inks, items concealed in cakes, exotic foreigners and fanatic nationalists. Through a ring of invented sub-agents GARBO and his M.I.5 controllers eventually succeeded in pulling off one of the greatest strategic deceptions in history. A part of Operation FORTITUDE, they convinced the Germans that the D-DAY landings were only a diversionary attack, thus safeguarding the Allied landings and hastening the end of the war in Europe. Mark Seaman's introduction and notes help explain and illustrate the M.I.5 document's historical importance.</p>

Garbo : The Spy Who Saved D-Day

As the regular forces rebuilt after their escape from Dunkirk, Britain began striking back at Nazi Germany through a small number of strategically placed spies and saboteurs, the Special Operations Executive. Britain's Public Record Office now reveals much new information, particularly about the training of agents. This heavily illustrated work includes actual training manuals used during World War II.

Soe Syllabus : Lessons in Ungentlemanly Warfare, World War II

Denis Rigden

The Great Train Robbery (Crime Archive)

Peter Guttridge

Europe

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