‎Max Brooks‎
‎World War Z‎

‎War Land on the Eastern Front: Culture National Identity and German Occupation in World War I (Studies in the Social And Cultural History of Modern Warfare)‎

‎Cambridge University Press 2010 320 pages 15 5x2 1x23cm. 2010. Broché. 320 pages.‎

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‎Valery Krepostnov Medyakov. World War I on postcards / World War I in Postcards‎

‎Valery Krepostnov Medyakov. World War I on postcards / World War I in Postcards (exclusive gift set of 4 books). In Russian (ask us if in doubt)/Valeriy Krepostnov Medyakov. Pervaya mirovaya voyna na pochtovykh otkrytkakh / World War I in Postcards (eksklyuzivnyy podarochnyy komplekt iz 4 knig). The unique edition which for the first time presents an illustrated postcard dedicated to the First World War with unprecedented breadth and is examined as the most valuable historical document of its era. Learning from the 100th anniversary of the First World War the publication tells of its various events and phenomena recorded in postcards. It is based on a vast collection of 50 000 postcards collected from around the world. The entire history of the First World War is presented in stages and revealed not only through the prism of official propaganda (so diverse in the countries involved in the war) but also through the living perception of people who sent postcards with their comments on events. SKUalbaaa829b6ec307293.‎

‎Military effectiveness - The First World War (VOL. 1) + The interwar period (VOL. 2) + The second world war (VOL.3)‎

‎Routledge 1988 320 pages in8. 1988. Cartonné jaquette. 3 volume(s). 320 pages.‎

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‎Fate of Early Italian Art during World War Two. Protection, Rescue, Restoration‎

‎, Brepols, 2024 Hardback, 416 pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:59 b/w, 42 col., 1 maps b/w, Language: English. ISBN 9782503609744.‎

‎Summary In Italy, art historians can study wall-paintings, tombs, and stained-glass windows in the early churches for which they were created because they have been preserved in situ over the centuries. This book explores one fraught period of this critical preservation work, during the five years of World War II in Italy, when numerous artistic monuments of value were vulnerable to damage and destruction. Works of art from the late Middle Ages and Early Renaissance lie at the focus, among them, the Angevin tombs of Santa Chiara in Naples, the frescoes of Pisa's Camposanto, Piero della Francesca's wall-painting of Sigismondo in the Tempio Malatestiano in Rimini, and the Mazzatosta Chapel in Viterbo. Rooted in the archives, the narrative charts the formidable task of safeguarding stationary art in the midst of aerial and ground attacks. Taking centre stage are the struggles endured by heritage superintendents, the innovations tested under pressure by art restorers, and the desperate position of clerical custodians of churches. The Allied Monuments Officers, who arrived over halfway through the war, provided substantial assistance in the rescue of damaged art from ruined buildings. This study offers an original perspective by emphasizing the Italian protagonists, whose efforts played out against the political and economic landscape of fascism and the devastation wrought by the war on Italian soil. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of illustrations Acknowledgements List of abbreviations Chapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. Historical Background: Italy's Experience of World War II Chapter 3. The Role Of The Italian Federal Government in the Protection of Stationary Monuments from War Damage Chapter 4. The Defence of Art in the Italian Provinces before and during World War II Chapter 5. The First Responses To The War Damage Of Early Italian Art, 1943-1945 Chapter 6. What Befell the Mazzatosta Chapel in Viterbo and the Wider Circumstances in Lazio Province during World War II Chapter 7. The Wall Paintings of Pisa's Camposanto Monumentale in the Context of World War II Chapter 8. Conclusion Bibliography Index‎

‎AIRCRAFT OF WORLD WAR I. AVIONS DE LA PREMIERE GUERRE MONDIALE: Charles SCHAEDEL: Albatros scouts, Kookaburra, 1970. Jon GUTTMAN: SPAD XII/XIII Aces of World War 1, Osprey, 2002. J.M. BRUCE: SPAD SCOUTS SVII-SXIII, Osprey, 1969. Jon GUTTMAN: SPAD VII Aces pf World War 1, Osprey, 2001. Raymond Laurence RIMELL: World War One in the Air, Arms and Armour, 1988. Alex IMRIE: German fighter units June 1917-1918, Osprey, 1978. J.M. BRUCE: MORANE SAULNIER TYPE L, Windsock Datafile, 1989. J.M. BRUCE: SPAD 13.C1, Windsock Datafile, 1992. Col.John A. de VRIES: Taube Dove of War, Historical Aviation Album, 1978. Robert C. MIKESH: ALBATROS D.V.A German Fighter of World War I, Smithsonian Institution, 1980. Christopher CAMPBELL: Aces and Aircraft of World War I, Treasure Press, 1984. Stanley ULANOFF: Illustrated History of World War I in the Air, Kookaburra, 1975. ‎

‎Ensemble de 10 monographies et 2 livres.‎