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NATIONAL INSECURITY: U.S. Intelligence After the Cold War

By: Craig Eisendrath (editor)

Ten contributors from the Center for International Policy on the considerable flaws in, and possible solutions to, the U.S. intelligence gathering system. Signed presentation from the editor on front free…

A BATTLEFIELD ATLAS OF THE CIVIL WAR

By: Craig L. Symonds

All the major battles, with brief synopses. A very good copy, in slightly soiled dust jacket, slight wear to corners. (110p., 31 illus., 45 color maps, biblio.)…

HISTORY OF THE EIGHTEENTH REGIMENT CONN. VOLUNTEERS IN THE WAR FOR THE UNION

-Signed and Inscribed by a Member of The Committee-

By: Wm. C. Walker, Chaplain

This is a very good copy of the First American edition without dust jacket. The book is inscribed in ink by a member of the publishing committee, H.M. Durfey, to…

THE WAR ON LAND

THE BRITISH ARMY IN WORLD WAR II

By: Ronald Lewin (Editor) [Introduction by Field Marshal Montgomery of Alamein]

Anthology of first-hand accounts. A very good copy, with dust jacket….

THE NEW ZEALAND PEOPLE AT WAR: Political and External Affairs

Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939-45

By: F.L.W. Wood

A very good copy without dust jacket. The contents are fine, with discreet owner ink inscription on front free endpaper.

REPORTERS AT WAR

From The Crimean War to the Conflict in Vietnam

By: Alice Fleming

A very good copy, in an unclipped dust jacket.

WHEN BASEBALL WENT TO WAR

By: Edited by Todd Anton & Bill Nowlin

As-new, in an unclipped dust jacket.

THE STUKA AT WAR

By: Peter C. Smith

The story of Nazi Germany’s most famous plane of WW II. A very good copy, in dust jacket (192 pages, black & white photographs, table of contents)…

THE END OF THE WAR

Europe: April 15-May 23,1945

By: Charles Whiting

A very good reading copy, without dust jacket.

THE WAR

A Concise History 1939-1945

By: Louis L. Snyder

A very good copy, without dust jacket.

TO LOSE A WAR

Memories of a German Girl

By: Regina Maria Shelton [Illustrated by Millie Dunkel]

A very good copy of the First American edition in an unclipped dust jacket. From a Silesian family, Shelton was conscripted first for factory work, then for farm work in…