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A Spitfire Pilot's Log 1932-1958
MacDonell Donald: MacDonall Lois: MacKay Anne
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Viking Warfare
Stephenson I. P.
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The Letters of Major General Price-Davies VC, CB, CMG, DSO
From Captain to Major General, 1914-18 (Spellmount Military Memoirs)
Robinson Peter

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Battle Story
Kabul 1842
Yorke Edmund
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Battle Story Tobruk 1941
Battistelli Pier Paolo
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Battle Story Omdurman 1898
Wright William
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Battle Story
Trigg Jonathan
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Battle Story
El Alamein, 1942
Battistelli Pier Paolo

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Military Wives
From the First World War to Afghanistan
Legg Penny
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Marathon
How One Battle Changed Western Civilization
Billows Richard A
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A Face Like a Chicken's Backside
An Unconventional Soldier in South East Asia, 1948-71
Cross J P
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I Heard My Country Calling
Elaine Madden, the Unsung Heroine of SOE
Elliot Sue

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WWI
The Great War

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Snipers at War
An Equipment and Operations History
John Walter

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Mortal Wounds
The Human Skeleton as Evidence for Conflict in the Past
Martin Smith

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Heavyweights
The Military Use of Massive Weapons
Leo Marriott;Jonathan Forty
Artillery using gunpowder was first deployed in China during the 11th century; as it spread westwards the new technology quickly rendered existing defences obsolete and prompted the development of larger, more destructive weapons. From early bombards to the atomic cannons of the Cold War, this chronological survey comprises illustrated case studies of the very largest guns, with descriptions of their use in land and sea battles and data on their length, weight, calibre and range.

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Edward I's Conquest of Wales
Sean Davies

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The Mediterranean Fleet
1930–1939
Paul G Halpern

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Julius Caesar's Bellum Civile and the Composition of a New reality
Ayelet Peer

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The Medieval Way of War
Studies in Medieval Military History in Honor of Bernard S. Bachrach
Ed. Gregory I Halfond

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The Military Orders
Politics and Power, Volume 5
Peter Edbury

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Medieval Warfare
1300–1450
Ed. Kelly DeVries

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The Last Battle on English Soil, Preston 1715
Jonathan Oates

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Politics and Foreign Policy in the Age of George I
1714–1727
Jeremy Black

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British Pirates and Society
1680–1730
Margarette Lincoln

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William III's Italian Ally
Piedmont and the War of the League of Augsburg, 1683–1697
Ciro Paoletti

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Muscovy's Soldiers
The Emergence of the Russian Army, 1462–1689
Michael Fredholm von Essen

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MiG-23 Flogger in the Middle East
Mikoyan I Gurevich MIG-23 in Service in Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Libya and Syria, 1973–2018
Tom Cooper

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Marlborough's Other Army
The British Army and the Campaigns of the First Peninsular War, 1702–1712
Nicholas Dorrell

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The Lilies and the Thistle
French Troops in the Jacobite '45
Andrew Bamford

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The Victoria Cross at Sea
The Sailors, Marines and Naval Airmen awarded Britain s Highest Honour

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Letters from the Front
From the First World War to the Present Day

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Dogfight in the Clouds

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The Battle of Hastings

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The Somme
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World War One - 3 Books
Sarah Wearne;GJ Meyer;Stephen Wynn
The three titles included in this set are: Epitaphs of The Great War: Passchendaele (Read more...) Into the Abyss (Read more...) City of London in the Great War (Read more...)

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The Battle of Carham
A Thousand Years on
Ed. Neil McGuigan;Ed. Alex Woolf

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Malice Aforethought
The History of Booby Traps from World War One to Vietnam
Ian Jones

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Badon and the Early Wars for Wessex
Circa 500 to 710
David Cooper
This reappraisal of the early battles of the Britons and Saxons casts doubt on the reliability of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, while proposing explanations, tactical overviews and locations for the battles that established the kingdom of Wessex. It starts with an account of the historical situation after the Roman occupation, before focusing on the crucial Battle of Badon Hill, and using detailed maps, military theory and battle plans to analyse subsequent campaigns.

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Native American Warriors
The Legendary Tribes, their Weapons and Fighting Techniques
Martin J Dougherty
Charting Native American struggles against white interlopers from the Pequot Wars (1636–38) to the Ghost Dance War of 1891, this history profiles warriors such as Metacomet, Pontiac, Tecumseh and Sitting Bull, and examines the tactics they employed. Illustrated with more than 180 photographs and artworks, it also describes the varied tribes and cultures: East Coast agriculturalists, mound-builders on the Mississippi, buffalo hunters on the plains, and the pueblo-dwellers of the Southwest.

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'We Are Accustomed to do Our Duty'
German Auxiliaries with the British Army 1793–95
Paul Demet

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Heroic Horses
Tales of Equine Courage from Waterloo to Korea
Duncan Forer

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Hastings to Culloden
Battles of Britain
Peter Young;John Adair

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Vought F4 Corsair
Carrier and Land-Based Fighter (Profiles of Flight)
Dave Windle| Martin Bowman

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Panavia Tornado
Strike, Anti-Ship, Air Superiority, Air Defence, Reconnaissance and Electronic Warfard Fighter-Bomber (Profiles of Flight Series)
Dave Windle| Martin Bowman

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Forts
An Illustrated History
Jeremy Black
After briefly surveying ancient constructions such as Maiden Castle and Gwalior Fort in India, Jeremy Black goes on to present a history of fortifications based on their depiction on maps and plans. From Norman castles – Pontefract is shown in a plan from 1561 – the book shows how buildings as bases for attack or defence changed as ever more powerful armaments were developed, up to the trenches and defences such as the Maginot and Siegfried Lines in the 20th century.

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Empire of Guns
The Violent Making of the Industrial Revolution
Priya Satia
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The Royal Navy
100 Years of Maritime Warfare in the Modern Age
Julian Thompson
Produced in association with the National Museum of the Royal Navy, this exploration of the service’s campaigns since 1914 also features removable facsimile documents and ephemera including pages from a sketchbook showing the action at the Battle of Jutland, a report from the captain of one of the destroyers involved in the evacuation of Dunkirk and the commanding officer’s ‘design for battle’ notes for the amphibious landing at San Carlos in the Falkland Islands in 1982.

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Sevastopol's Wars
Crimea from Potemkin to Putin
Mungo Melvin
Since it was founded in 1783, during the reign of Catherine the Great and Potemkin, Sevastopol has survived a long history of conflict, including two major sieges: the city’s commanding strategic advantage as a naval anchorage in the Black Sea has made it a city worth fighting for. In this study, Mungo Melvin traces the story of Sevastopol and its Crimean hinterland since prehistory, illuminating the historical background to the 2014 referendum vote to return to Russia.

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Nein!
Standing Up to Hitler 1935–1944
Paddy Ashdown;Sylvie Young
Even before the Second World War, senior German officers were seeking to save their country by overthrowing Hitler. Paddy Ashdown profiles opponents such as Admiral Canaris and draws on newly released files to reveal their repeated efforts to pass military secrets the Allies. He also consider whether half of Europe would have fallen under the Soviet yoke had Britain and the US heeded their attempts to negotiate a peace settlement in 1943. Slightly off-mint.

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Before the Ironclad
Warship Design and Development 1815–1860
D K Brown

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Fighting for Freedom
Double Exposure
Ed. Laura Coyle
Based on the photography collections of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, each book in this series illuminates a facet of 20th-century African American history through 50–60 photographs, with brief captions and curators’ commentaries.Including a panoramic photograph of the entire Machine Gun Company 372nd Infantry in 1919, reproduced on a gatefold, this volume shows African Americans in uniform, serving in conflicts from the American Civil War to Iraq, 2011.

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Operation Damocles
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Gibraltar
The Greatest Siege in British History
Roy Adkins;Lesley Adkins
During the Great Siege of Gibraltar (1779–83), the longest ever endured by the British, the powerful forces of Spain and France blockaded and assaulted the isle from land and sea. Thousands of civilians and soldiers experienced starvation, disease and deadly bombardment. Including maps and illustrations, this book explores the story of the siege and its impact on life back home, while examining the argument that it ultimately cost the British the American War of Independence.

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The Battle of Arnhem
The Deadliest Airborne Operation of World War II
Antony Beevor
The bold Allied plan to defeat Germany quickly in September 1944 by capturing the bridges leading to the lower Rhine, was ultimately a failure and led to the complete destruction of Arnhem and cruel reprisals on the Dutch population for the remainder of the war. Anthony Beever’s account describes the airborne assault, its planning and aftermath, drawing on many overlooked and new sources from Dutch, German, Polish, British and American archives. Slightly off-mint.

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The Army of James II 1685–1688
The Birth of the British Army
Stephen Ede-Borrett
Credit for creating the British army often goes to Charles II or William III, with James II’s role in the organization of a viable, expanded institution overlooked. Ede-Borrett addresses this with a thorough, illustrated account of its development, drawing on royal archives and contemporary documents to detail its regiments, troops, uniforms, equipment, flags and other paraphernalia.

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Nelson at Naples
Revolution and Retribution in 1799
Jonathan North
One of the most inglorious events of Nelson’s career concerned the fate of the short-lived republic established in Naples by revolutionary France. Drawing on accounts by Nelson himself, Lady Hamilton and others, this book tells how, after being offered safe passage, the republicans were handed over to the besieging Royalists, from whom they received no mercy. It also investigates whether Nelson was personally guilty of this betrayal, or whether the orders came from London.

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Helicopter Boys
True Tales from Operators of Military and Civilian Rotorcraft
Richard Pike
The author’s extensive experience of flying for the RAF and for the North Sea oil industry provides some of the stories of dangerous and daring helicopter missions in this collection. From Africa and Afghanistan to the Shetlands, the real-life adventures, in a range of different rotorcraft, include attending the Piper Alpha oil rig disaster, operating Chinooks from a merchant ship during the Falklands War and distributing aid in Kosovo in 1999.

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Canberra Boys
Fascinating Accounts from the Operators of an English Electric Classic
Andrew Brookes
A jet-powered medium bomber, the Canberra was developed by English Electric in response to a 1944 Air Ministry request for a successor to the de Havilland Mosquito. This illustrated book tells its story, using anecdotes from the many pilots and operators who participated in its first test flights and in missions such as the Suez campaign, the Indonesian Confrontation and early British nuclear tests. Slightly off-mint.

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Bamforth Gift Books
of WWI Postcard Images - 2 Books
The two titles in this WWI postcard images set are: Till We Meet Again (Read more...) Memories (Read more...)

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Fact Files - 4 Books
Alexander Ludeke;Wolfgang Fleischer
Each of the titles in Pen and Sword's Fact File series gives an overview of a class of military equipment. Every model or variation is given a separate entry containing a brief history, technical data table, illustrations and photographs, often of it in use. The four titles included in this set are: German Half-Tracks and Wheeled Vehicles (Read more...) German Artillery (Read more...) Panzers of the Wehrmacht (Read more...) German Heavy Artillery Guns (Read more...)

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English Military News Pamphlets
1513–1637
David Randall
David Randall presents transcriptions of 15 military news pamphlets, ranging from an account of Henry VIII’s invasion of France in 1513 to Philip Vincent’s True Relation of the Late Battel fought in New England (1637); and argues for their value as a source for the conduct of military campaigns and for various aspects of military life in Renaissance Europe.

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Wargame Castle Assualt
Sieges and Battles Edward I to Bannockburn
Peter Dennis
Modelling English, Scottish and Welsh soldiers of the 14th century, the templates in this book also include a castle, siege engines, camp tents and instructions for wargaming medieval battles. Slightly off-mint.

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Up Against the Wall
The KGB and Latvia
Vincent Hunt
In 2018 Latvia’s politicians released KGB files seized when the Soviet Union collapsed almost three decades earlier. Alongside eyewitness interviews, they form the basis of this disturbing account of 50 years of tyranny that saw dissidents tortured and killed and 45,000 exiled to the gulags.

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The Peter The Great Humbled
The Russo-Ottoman War of 1711
Nicholas Dorrell
Fresh from victory over Sweden, Peter the Great took on the Ottoman Empire in the Balkans, only to be defeated. This book examines the causes of the conflict, and the size, composition and tactics of the armies. Their uniforms are illustrated in specially commissioned artwork.

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The British Army in Egypt 1801
An Underrated Army Comes of Age
Carole Divall
When Britain found itself at war with revolutionary France in 1793, its army was chronically underfunded, undermanned and poorly disciplined. This study analyses the recruitment, training and organization instituted by Sir Ralph Abercromby, which turned it into an effective fighting force, and offers a detailed account of its victorious campaign against the French Army of the Orient in Egypt in 1801.

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Victory and Pursuit
The Waterloo Collection
Pen & Sword
This concluding DVD of the four-part Waterloo Collection covers the climax of the Battle of Waterloo at Mont St Jean Ridge, the Napoleonic army’s last victory at Wavre and the Prussians’ vengeful pursuit of the French towards Paris.

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Hougoumont & D'Erlon's Attack
The Waterloo Collection
Pen & Sword
Wellington’s success in holding the Hougoumont farmhouse at Waterloo was followed by a French assault to his centre, beginning the decisive phase of the day. This documentary brings the history to life with re-enactments shot at the site of the battle.

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The SS & The Occult
Pen & Sword
Heinrich Himmler’s fanaticism for the superiority of the Aryan race extended to mysticism and the occult and this programme explores his attempts to align his SS organization with an imagined ancient pagan master race.

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SAS Operation Bulbasket
Das Reich and Oradour
Pen & Sword
After D-Day, the SAS was given the dangerous task of sabotaging the railways carrying reinforcements to Normandy, with fatal consequences. The first of two Battlefield History TV documentaries filmed on location tells the story using archive footage, photos and reconstructions.

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The Saint Nazaire Raid
Operation Chariot - The Greatest Raid
Pen & Sword
Operation Chariot was a 1942 Combined Operations-run attack on a crucial dry dock in Normandy. In this documentary the Battlefield History TV experts tell the story on location with archive material and contributions from participant Major-General Corran Purdon.

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The Siege Of Leningrad
The Military History of The Third Reich from Germany Newsreels
Pen & Sword
Part of the Hitler’s War Machine series tracing the military history of the Third Reich through wartime German newsreels with English translation, this film records the decisive and massively destructive siege of Leningrad, which lasted from September 1941 to the Red Army victory in January 1944.

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RAF War Time Operations
1944 (July to December)
Pen & Sword
This compilation of the RAF’s official ‘Gen’ films from 1944 includes an animated propaganda warning from the USA and footage on the war in the Pacific, the liberation of Brussels and the WAAF’s contribution to the war effort.

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RAF War Time Operations
1943
Pen & Sword
The ‘Gen’ films were originally made to communicate RAF activities to RAF personnel and the general public. This DVD presents all three Gen films from 1943, including coverage of assembling Spitfires in Gibraltar and the Queen congratulating the Dambuster crews.

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95th Rifles
1812 to The Pyrenees
Pen & Sword
Following the campaigns of one of Wellington’s most effective units in the Peninsular War (and the fictional Richard Sharpe’s regiment), this 95-minute documentary includes re-enactment sequences with the 95th Rifles Living History Society.

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Panzer Battles
On the Western Front
Pen & Sword
Contemporary footage of the German advances through Belgium, Luxembourg, Holland and France (1939–41) are featured on the three films on this DVD, with additional still images from the period.

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The Nuremberg Trials
The 1947 Soviet Documentary
Pen & Sword
This DVD presents a rare film from 1947: the Soviet documentary of the Nuremberg trials, which, despite its partisan nature, is interesting for making the Soviet case against some of the more lenient sentences. World War II from Primary Sources series.

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Memphis Belle
Pen & Sword
The first bomber to return to the United States after completing 25 missions, the Flying Fortress Memphis Belle became famous through this 1944 film, directed by William Wyler. The DVD also includes outtakes from the documentary, stills and further downloadable information.

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Ligny and Quatre Bras
Pen & Sword
Two days before the Battle of Waterloo, nearby engagements at Ligny and Quatre Bras gave Napoleon his last victory but sowed the seeds of ultimate defeat. This documentary film visits the battlefields to tell the story.

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Heinkel He 111
Combat Operations 1939–1944
Pen & Sword
The He 111 was a primary Luftwaffe medium bomber in service 1939 to 1944. Using subtitled footage from the weekly Wochenschau newsreels, this DVD shows bomber crews preparing for and carrying out raids on Polish cities during the German invasion, along with footage of the destruction.

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Cavalry Charge La Haire Sainte & Placenoit
The French and Prussian Attacks
Pen & Sword

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The Finnish Front
1941-1944
Pen & Sword
Using original German newsreel footage with new English commentary, this documentary records the often forgotten story of Hitler’s armies on the northern front, engaged in the long and bitter struggle with the Red Army.

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The Battles For Normandy
The True Glory
Pen & Sword
This Academy Award-winning 1945 celebration of the Allied invasion is narrated using first-hand accounts from troops, resistance fighters, medics and civilians. Introduced by General Dwight Eisenhower, it includes extensive and rarely seen footage from the preparations, battles and aftermath through to the final German surrender.

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Barbarossa
Hitler's War Machine
Pen & Sword
The start of Operation Barbarossa is depicted in this collection of subtitled footage from the Wochenschau newsreels. Starting with Hitler’s repudiation of the Non-Aggression Pact, it shows battle scenes, Jewish ghetto clearances and captured Bolsheviks from Russia’s borders with the Baltic States and Eastern Europe.

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Poitiers 1356
100 Years War
Pen & Sword
In late summer 1356 French forces pursued retreating Anglo/Gascon troops across the Loire, but the ensuing battle was a key victory for Edward, Prince of Wales. In this DVD, BHTV experts visit the locations and use re-enactment footage to bring the combat to life.

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Crécy 1346
100 Years War
Pen & Sword
The Battle of Crécy was the first major conflict in the 100 Years War. The Battlefield History TV team visit its location, and use source material, reconstructions and demonstrations of medieval military equipment to show how the battle established the effectiveness of the longbow in action.

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Agincourt 1415
100 Years War
Pen & Sword
In this BHTV DVD, the team tell the story of the crucial English victory at Agincourt, a famous encounter which would become the backdrop to Shakespeare's Henry V. They use re-enactment footage filmed on location and demonstrations of the weaponry to explore the battle’s significance.

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Medal Yearbook 2019
Ed. John W Mussell
This is the 25th anniversary edition of the independent price guide and collectors’ handbook published annually by Medal News. An invaluable reference for collectors, it gives details of dealers and specialist booksellers as well as prices, order of wear and detailed, illustrated entries on hundreds of medals, from the Order of the Garter to the Dickin Medal for birds and animals. With an index of medals and cumulative index to Medal News, 1989–2018.

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A Waste of Blood and Treasure
The 1799 Anglo-Russian Invasion of the Netherlands
Philip Ball
In 1799 Britain and Russia joined forces – their first such joint venture – to send a 48,000 strong army to liberate the Netherlands from French occupation. This first study for a generation of an important but neglected campaign explains the diplomatic manoeuvring that preceded it, and the political fallout from its failure. Drawing on eyewitness reports from soldiers, sailors and politicians, and supported by six maps, it also offers descriptions of the major battles.

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Children in the Second World War
Memories from the Home Front
Amanda Herbert-Davies
Drawing on the archives of the Second World War Experience Centre, this collection presents the personal accounts of over 200 people who grew up during wartime. Their testimony reveals a childhood of extremes, from the excitement and terror of living under heavy bombardment to the culture shock and upheaval of evacuation. Arranged by subject, including Air-Raid Shelters, Schools and Entertainment, the recollections of those who survived offer a child’s-eye view of life on the Home Front.

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Women at War in the Classical World
Paul Chrystal
Ancient warfare is often assumed to have been the exclusive preserve of men, but Chrystal draws attention to the important roles played by women throughout Greek and Roman military history. He considers female commanders who were directly involved in strategy and tactics, including Cleopatra and Artemisia, as well as the countless thousands of ordinary women who came into contact with the military, as soldiers’ wives, camp followers or as non-combatant victims of war.

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In Pursuit of the Essex
A Tale of Heroism and Hubris in the War of 1812
Ben Hughes
In the 1812 war between Britain and America, USS Essex destroyed a British whaling fleet. The ship’s pursuit by HMS Phoebe, and their deadly confrontation at Valparaiso, are explained here using official reports, newspaper articles, letters and a sailor’s newly discovered memoir.

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The History of the Green Howards
Three Hundred Years of Service
Geoffrey Powell;John Powell
The regiment serving under Colonel Charles Howard in 1743 was already more than 50 years old when it attained its distinctive name from the greenish facings of its uniforms. This history charts the Green Howards' engagements in Britain's major conflicts, including the French wars of the 18th century, Crimea and the two world wars, but also gives equal weight to deployments of more recent decades in Suez, Malaya, Northern Ireland and Afghanistan.

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Crécy 1346
A Tourist's Guide to the Campaign by Car, by Bike and on Foot
Peter Hoskins;Richard Barber
The six tours in this guide follow the route of Edward III’s victorious English army across northern France from St-Vaast-la-Hougue via Abbeville to the battlefield itself. Illustrated with colour photographs and maps, each tour has information on public transport and where to stay and eat.

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British Campaigns in the South Atlantic 1805–1807
Operations in the Cape and River Plate and their Consequences
John D Grainger
Overshadowed by the events of the Napoleonic Wars in Europe, British military campaigns in the South Atlantic in 1805–7 nevertheless had a profound effect in shaping the destiny of the Cape Colony and Spanish possessions in South America. Describing the capture of Cape Town and the ultimately unsuccessful attacks on Buenos Aires and Montevideo, this analysis also assesses the longer-term repercussions in encouraging independence movements in South America and shaping the population and politics of South Africa.

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Spyplanes
The Illustrated Guide to Manned Reconnaissance and Surveillance Aircraft from World War I to Today
Norman Polmar;John Bessette
After a history of aerial spying, from the American Civil War to the recent Afghanistan conflict, this volume presents an illustrated guide to the manned reconnaissance and surveillance aircraft of Germany, Britain, USSR/Russia and the USA, with discussion of each plane’s design and operations, technical specifications, photographs and artworks.

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