Warfare

The three volume officially commissioned history of the Royal Air Force in the Second World War.

A Biography of Squadron-Commander F. J. Rutland, famous for his courage and feats of daring whilst serving in the R.N.A.S in WWI. His speciality was flying reconnaissance planes off from the turret tops of cruisers, before the development of Aircraft Carriers. However, the mysterious circumstances of his arrest and long period of detention without trial during WWII are strange and disquieting.

These documents, printed for the first time from manuscripts preserved by Pepys in his library, are among the most important records relating to the Second Dutch War.

The story of Japan's most successful fighter pilot during WWII, the war in the Pacific.

Written by a German vice Admiral, an analysis of German Navy tactics during WWII.

Compiled by Charles Eade, the five speeches given by Churchill in secret sessions of the House of Commons during WWII. These were never officially recorded and are reproduced here from the Prime Ministers own notes.

Tells the remarkable story of British propaganda in enemy countries during 1918; under the command of Viscount Northcliffe at Crewe House.

Autobiographical account of T.E. Lawrences experiences during the Arab revolt against the Ottoman Empire, 1916 - 1918. 

The memoires of a former officer in the Soviet Army and head of the Aerodynamics Laboratory, who defected from the USSR.

After "Munich," the author travelled through Eastern Europe witnessing early struggles to resist the German invasion. 

An account of the trial and subsequent exchange of Soviet spy Col. Abel with a US pilot on the border of East and West Berlin. The basis of the film Bridge of Spies.

The history of the part Shell oil tankers and their crew played, and the losses they suffered, during WWII

The official book produced to commemorate the opening of the Anzac Memorial in Hyde Park, Sydney N.S.W. Including chapters on the history of Australian forces in WWI, and the conception and building of the memorial. A Handsome volume.

Comprising despatches from the First Expeditionary Force, led by the author Field Marshall Sir J.D.P. French. 

An account of the sinking of the German battle cruiser Scharnhorst at Christmas 1943, to prevent attacks on Arctic convoys in the Barents Sea to the north of Norway.

The autobiography of the Slovakian nun who worked for the underground resistance during WWII, and had to flee the communists in it's aftermath.

Arranged by Naval Despatches, followed by an index of all recipients and an index for bars of the DSM.

The experiences of a British prisoner of war in WWII, "...the most detailed, authentic and disgusting account of hell on earth that has yet been told."