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AFIERO, Massimiliano.
12. SS PANZER DIVISION HITLERJUGEND (I). DE SU FORMACION A LA OPERACIÓN GOODWOD). IMÁGENES DE GUERRA Nº 26.
Profusamente ilustrado con fotografias en blanco y negro.
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AFIERO, Massimiliano.
12. SS PANZER DIVISION HITLERJUGEND (I). DE SU FORMACION A LA OPERACIÓN GOODWOD). IMÁGENES DE GUERRA Nº 26.
Profusamente ilustrado con fotografias en blanco y negro.
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AFIERO, Massimiliano.
12. SS PANZER DIVISION HITLERJUGEND (II). DE LA OPERACIÓN TOTALIZE A LOS ULTIMOS COMBATES EN AUSTRIA.
Profusamente ilustrado con fotografias en blanco y negro.
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AFIERO, Massimiliano.
FESTUNG KOWEL. ASEDIO Y LIBERACION. MARZO/ABRIL DE 1944.
Profusamente ilustrado con fotografias en blanco y negro.
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AFIERO, Massimiliano.
LA DIVISION WIKING EN EL CAUCASO, 1942-1943
Decenas de fotografias intercaladas en blanco y negro.
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AFIERO, Massimiliano.
SS-KAMPFGRUPPE EN COMBATE, 1943-1945.
Profusamente ilustrado con fotografias en blanco y negro.
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AFIERO, Massimiliano.
ZITADELLE. EL SS-PANZERKORPS EN COMBATE. JULIO DE 1943.
Profusamente ilustrado con fotografias en blanco y negro.
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AFRICA - ANGLO-ZULU WAR
Confidential Notes regarding Zulu Headmen.
Pietermaritzburg: Printed by P. Davis & Sons 1879. Detailed intelligence issued shortly before Isandlwana First and only edition unrecorded institutionally this the only copy known. "This small pamphlet contains considerable detail on its subject: 'Compiled from information obtained from the most reliable sources and published by direction of the Lieut.-General Commanding Lord Chelmsford for the information of those under his command'" Raugh. The brief but informative notes are followed by a tabulation of the headmen detailing their father age regiment tribe principal residence and finally remarks expanding on the notes as to the number of men they command their relationships to Cetewayo and status within the Zulu political and military structure. Provenance: Pencilled inscription to the front panel of the wrappers of "Major Grenfell Deputy Assistant Adjutant General 14.1.79" this was Francis Wallace Grenfell 1841-1925 60th Rifles later field-marshal lord Grenfell and commander at Suakin and Toski in the Mahdist War. Grenfell had gone out to South Africa in 1874 and was aide-de-camp to Sir Arthur Cunnynghame commander-in-chief; he saw action at Quntana in the Xhosa War of 1878 and in the Anglo-Zulu War at Ulundi having witnessed the aftermath of the debacle at Isandlwana remarking that "officers and men behaved splendidly - dying back to back - and at the last rallying round the colours not a man of the regulars attempted to escape till all was lost" Emery p. 106. Part of lot 421 Quentin Keynes Sale Christie's 8 April 2004. Octavo pp. 6; 4 double-page tables on 5 leaves. Sewn in original printed pink paper wrappers. Some "service wear" wrappers soiled and rubbed mildly damp cockled back panel with vertical crease where once folded back and consequent soiling to the last blank page contents with pale toning and lightly rippled at the edges from atmospheric damp overall very good. Raugh 575. Frank Emery The Red Soldier: Letters from the Zulu War 1879 1977. unknown
Référence libraire : 167372
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African American Korean War
Korean War 1950 to 1953 U.S. Army and African American Troops Large Format Photographs Frontline Aid and Supply Operations
1950. Korean War photographs early 1950s document U.S. Army combat conditions including the presence of African American soldiers serving in integrated units following the 1948 desegregation of the U.S. military and record frontline medical treatment and logistical coordination during the opening phase of the conflict. Initiated after June 27 1950 when President Harry S. Truman committed U.S. forces to support South Korea against North Korean invasion the war produced extensive casualties and established the first major armed confrontation of the Cold War. One image shows a wounded American soldier on a gurney receiving immediate aid from fellow troops while another depicts a group of American and Korean soldiers assembled among supplies tarps and canisters preparing for continued operations. The photographs provide direct visual evidence of battlefield care exhaustion and multinational coordination under active combat conditions.<br /> <br /> Group of two large format silver gelatin photographs mounted on original photographer boards each measuring approximately 16.5 x 20.25 inches. One photograph bears a pasted label reading "First Aid" in the lower right corner. The images capture field medical response and supply organization with figures positioned in active and candid arrangements. Composition emphasizes scale and immediacy with close attention to facial expression posture and environmental detail. Mounted presentation indicates intended display or press use.<br /> <br /> Produced during a conflict often termed the "Forgotten War" due to its position between World War II and the Vietnam War in public memory these photographs align with early Cold War military engagement and the operational realities of a newly integrated U.S. armed force. The presence of African American soldiers within frontline units reflects the implementation of desegregation policies under combat conditions offering material for the study of race military policy and wartime experience. Edge wear and foxing to mounting boards; one photograph with a tear approximately 5 inches at top and the other with a tear approximately 2 inches at bottom. Overall good condition. unknown
Référence libraire : 18494
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African American Photographica: Vietnam War
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVE COMPRISED OF 145 SNAPSHOTS OF AN AFRICAN-AMERICAN SERVICEMAN DURING IN THE VIETNAM WAR AND AT HOME
Various places in Vietnam 1972. 145 photographs all but thirteen in color most approximately 3 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches. Majority of photographs mounted on black paper stock with non-archival adhesive tape some photos retain remnants of tape at corners. Some images a bit faded but generally in very good condition. A tremendous collection of photographs depicting the personal life and military service of an unidentified African-American soldier with the last name "Williams" serving in Vietnam during the war and with numerous family photographs at home. The majority of the photographs are undated but those that are dated place the collection roughly between 1968 and 1972. Other identifying characteristics in the photographs indicate that the soldier was likely part of the United States Air Force 93rd Security Police Squadron which provided security and air base defense during the Vietnam War. There is a photograph of Williams leaning against the sign for the 93rd SPS dormitory. <br> <br> Notable in the sixty or more photographs from the soldier's time in Vietnam are images from an unidentified American Air Force base depicting soldiers in the barracks a mess hall and fraternization among soldiers; additional photographs show a heavily-armed Williams manning a bunker holding an EBONY magazine posing with a South Vietnamese soldier in an urban setting and staring strikingly at the camera wearing machine gun ammunition and a hand grenade. A series of thirteen images were taken at "Le Van Loc" a popular Vietnamese night club located on the Tan Son Nhut Air Base near Saigon indicating Williams may have been stationed at or near that base. Personal photographs show individuals of varying ages presumably family members who appear alone or in groups and at times are photographed with Williams. Several of these photographs feature children presumably Williams' at home and at an Elmhurst School function. Williams seems to have been especially proud of his motorcycle as it features in a few shots. <br> <br> A collection of both service and family photographs capturing a young African- American serviceman during the Vietnam War. unknown books
Référence libraire : WRCAM55575
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African American Photographica: World War II
604th ORDNANCE AMMO. CO. NUGOLA ITALY AUGUST 1945 wrapper title
N.p.: Edward D. Biggerstaff Jr. 1945. Seventeen sepia-toned photographs each with captioned tissue guard. Oblong 16mo. Original textured wrappers title printed in dark blue on front wrapper. Minor edge and corner wear front joint creased. Fore-edge of photographs a bit curled but clean. Very good. Pocket-sized photograph album commemorating the members of the 604th Ordnance Ammunition Company a unit of African-American soldiers who served as battle support in Italy during World War II. A small line of text on the rear wrapper reads: "Photographs by 1st Lt. E.D. Biggerstaff Jr." Edward D. Biggerstaff Jr. was the commanding officer of the 604th Ordnance Ammo. Company evidenced by his photograph in the album; he is also pictured with the other white company officers in a separate photograph. <br> <br> The album opens with a photograph of the entrance to the company's "Bivouac Area" and an image of the Villa Traxler in Nugola Italy which is captioned as "Occupied by 604th Ordnance Ammunition Company." Then following the images of Biggerstaff and the senior officers the album features a series of photographs depicting the African-American junior or non-commissioned officers and personnel beginning with First Sergeant Leroy Crosby. After Crosby's photograph the album includes group photographs of Crosby with his other five staff sergeants; the company headquarters personnel; the depot office personnel gathered around a small cannon; kitchen staff; the motor pool with a separate photograph of their vehicles; separate group pictures of the first second and third magazine platoons; the service and supply section; the guard mount; and a photograph of the remaining members of the company who did not appear in the other images. Especially useful in this album are the captioned tissue guards before each photograph which identify each soldier by name and rank. <br> <br> The album was likely made by or at the behest of commanding officer Edward D. Biggerstaff in an unknown quantity. It appears to be quite rare as we can locate no other copies in OCLC auction records or the trade. Edward D. Biggerstaff, Jr. unknown books
Référence libraire : WRCAM55486
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African American Photographica: World War II
COMPANY "G" 9th QM TRAINING REGIMENT CAMP LEE VA. SEPTEMBER 1942
Washington D.C.: Washington Photo Co. 1942. Panoramic photograph 32 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches. Black-and-white photograph with captions printed below the image. Mild toning and fading. Three one-inch tears and two three- inch creases starting to split not affecting image; moderate insect damage to upper left and rear where rolled photo had been exposed; several small holes and two small rust stains not affecting image. Still good. A panoramic photo of one of the first African- American training units formed at Camp Lee now Fort Lee Virginia in late 1941. The recruits are divided by platoon and accompanied by their predominantly white officers with names of all printed below. More than two hundred trainees are shown and named. The 9th Quartermaster Training Regiment was the first African-American training unit to form at Camp Lee in late 1941 just before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. The soldiers in this photograph likely entered the army in early 1942 and were nearing the end of their training when the image was taken. They soon would be deployed overseas or around the United States working to store transport and distribute food fuel clothing and ammunition necessary to supply the army's combat divisions. Camp Lee was established during World War I as a training site and during World War II was expanded to provide training for quartermasters and related support specialists. Although some black soldiers saw combat during World War II the vast majority were assigned to all-black quartermaster and engineer units providing logistical support and distributing supplies and ammunition to troops around the world. President Truman finally desegregated the armed forces in 1948 with Executive Order 9981 and the last all-black unit was disbanded in 1954. <br> <br> African-American World War II Army panoramas are scarce in the marketplace. Washington Photo Co. hardcover books
Référence libraire : WRCAM54825
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African Americana Civil War 54th Massachusetts Johnson Alexander
Folk Art Memorial Drawing to the 54th Massachusetts Infantry Presented to the Ladies of the G.A.R.
Massachusetts 1926. Ink on paper 18 ½ x 23 ½ inches. Excellent. Alexander Johnson an African-American musician from New Bedford enlisted in the army at age 16 and was believed for some time to be the first African-American musician in the Union Army. He mustered into mustered into Company "C" of the Massachusetts 54th Infantry under Colonel Shaw. The 54th Massachusetts was the second African-American regiment in the Union army formed only after the 1st Kansas Colored Volunteer Infantry. New Bedford had a large population of escaped slaves and African-Americans from the city enrolled heavily. Johnson had been orphaned at a young age and his adopted father William Henry Johnson strongly advocated for African-American enrollment in the Union army a factor which most likely played a part in the young Alex's enrollment at age sixteen. <br /> <br /> Johnson served in the 54th for the duration of the war including the bloody charge of Fort Wagner on Morris Island on July 18 1863. The 54th lost 272 of its 600 men on that day including Colonel Shaw. Johnson's musical acumen was widely acknowledged and he became known - erroneously it would later turn out - as being the first African-American musician in the Union army. After the conflict ended Johnson settled in Worcester organizing a band called "Johnson's Drum Corps" and instructing young musicians. <br /> <br /> Augustus St. Gaudens famously erected a monument to the 54th at the Massachusetts state house. Johnson visited the monument at a G.A.R. event in 1904 and noted to others in attendance the similarity between his own likeness and that of the drummer boy in St. Gaudens monument. This proved to be pure coincidence as St. Gaudens had based his work on models but the idea persists to this day that Johnson is the drummer boy pictured.<br /> <br /> Johnson painted this memorial to the Ladies of the G.A.R. in 1926 at age seventy-nine four years before his death. The painting shows two birds with banners reading "Friendship" and "Loyalty" over a heart reading "Honor the Boys / of / 1861-1865" with a book open to pages reading "Mrs Elizabeth / Towne / Merry Christmas / and A / Happy New Year" and "President / Of / Gen. / Chas. Deven / Circle / No / 30 / Ladies of the GAR / 1926." Most of his comrades-in-arms were likely dead at this point and we find no record of Elizabeth Towne. A wonderful folk art memorial to the 54th Massachusetts well preserved and attractive in very good condition overall with light normal wear. <br /> <br /> <br /> References: Coddington Ronald. Colonel Shaw's Drummer Boy. New York Times March 5 2013. unknown books
Référence libraire : List302
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African Americana. Civil War
Printed Document Completed in Manuscript Recording U.S. Colored Troop Soldiers in Hospital
New York 1864. Very good. 2pp. printed form on a quarto sheet completed in manuscript. Old folds. Light wear and soiling slight chipping and separation at folds. A printed muster roll form for McDougall General Hospital in New York near Fort Schuyler recording men from the 39th Regiment of Maryland Colored Troops convalescent there. Two men are listed Jarvis Griffin and Philmon Thompson both privates. There are no remarks as to why the two men were admitted to hospital though both received clothing while there worth $20.85 and $30.46 respectively. The 39th U.S. Colored Infantry was organized in Baltimore on March 22 1864 and was under the command of Col. Ozora P. Stearns. The two men were admitted on May 31st about ten weeks after the company was formed and on its early engagements campaigning from the Rapidan River to the James River in Virginia and guarding supply trains for the Army of the Potomac. An interesting record of men who might otherwise be lost to history. unknown books
Référence libraire : 1553
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African Americana: World War II
HISTORY OF THE 43d SIGNAL HEAVY CONSTRUCTION BATTALION FROM ACTIVATION TO V-J DAY 7 FEBRUARY 1944 TO 2 SEPTEMBER 1954
Frankfurt am Main-Schwanheim: Printed by Franz Jos. Henrich 1945. 114pp. Profusely illustrated from photographs. Front board and titlepage printed in blue black and red. Quarto. Original printed paper boards tan cloth backstrip. Cloth chipped at foot of spine boards very lightly soiled. Very good. An extensive and profusely-illustrated regimental history of the 43rd Signal Heavy Construction Battalion an African-American unit that fought in Germany during the last two years of World War II. This history of the battalion was partially written and edited by African-American members of the unit serving as associate editors. It was printed in occupied Germany in November 1945 almost certainly in a small edition for distribution among members of the battalion - the concluding section of the volume has a section for "autographs." Included is a detailed timeline of the unit's activities from February 1944 to early October 1945 along with a technical history pictures of the all-white officer corps a detailed background of the 43rd and a short account of individual recognitions. The three most detailed sections of the work give in-depth accounts of the Headquarters section Company A and Company B respectively. These sections are also full of images of the soldiers in training and include roster lists. <br> <br> The 43rd Signal Heavy Construction Battalion was formed at Camp Crowder Missouri on February 7 1944. The battalion served in four separate campaigns in Europe: northern France the Rhineland Ardennes-Alsace and central Europe spending most of 1945 in Germany. The battalion was responsible for constructing communications support throughout Europe laying or hanging hundreds of miles of wire and cable during their time in the war. The battalion was inactivated on May 28 1946 while in Germany but was reactivated and redesignated for service in Vietnam in 1966. OCLC records just two copies at the New York Public Library and Southern Methodist University's DeGolyer Library. OCLC 67778375. Printed by Franz Jos. Henrich hardcover books
Référence libraire : WRCAM55496
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African Scholars -
U.S. Military Involvement in Southern Africa -
1978. Soft Cover. Good. PB/pub.1978/Fair Condition/278 pages - South Africa and the Military of United States of America. TI64769z paperback
Référence libraire : 4769z
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AFTALION, Albert
L'industrie textile en France pendant la Guerre.
Paris, Presses Universitaires de France, (etwa 1924). XII, 264 S. Lwd.
Référence libraire : 613472
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after Askins (sketch); Pictorial War Record
Lake Coast Defences Fort Wayne Near Detroit Michigan p. 218
New York: Pictorial War Record 1882. Folio backing. 14x8" color engraving. Minimal signs of wear. Small tear in top edge. Good.From "Pictorial War Record: Battles of the Late Civil War"From the collection of the late Frederick G.Ruffner Jr. founder of Gale Research Detroit. New York: Pictorial War Record, 1882. unknown
Référence libraire : 74-0525
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After the war
After the war Yukio Mishima Japanese Book
Fuso Sankei Shimbun news service １９９９. Soft Cover. Fine. KOS01201005 Fuso Sankei Shimbun news service paperback
Référence libraire : KOS01201005
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After the war
After the war Yukio Mishima Japanese Book
Fuso Sankei Shimbun news service 1999. Soft Cover. Fine. KOS01202459 Fuso Sankei Shimbun news service paperback
Référence libraire : KOS01202459
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AFV
AFV [Volumes 1-17 (of 30)]. AFV: A FINE RUN IN ORIGINAL WRAPPERS
17 vols., 8vo., First Edition, each volume with monochrome photographs and double-page coloured illustration; original series wrappers, wire-stitched as issued, a near fine run. Profile's sequel to its earlier and renowned series 'Armour in Profile'. The run comprises: 1: Churchill, BIT Mk.IV; 2: PanzerKampfwagen III; 3: Tanks Marks I to V; 4: Light Tanks M1-M5; 5: Light Tanks Marks I-VI; 6: Valentine Mark III; 7: Medium Tanks Marks A-D; 8: Crusader-Cruiser Mark VI; 9: Early Armoured Cars; 10: PanzerKampfwagen V Panther; 11: M3 Medium (Lee/Grant); 12: Mediums Marks I-III; 13: Ram and Sexton; 14: Carriers; 15: PanzerKampfwagen I & II; 16: Landing Vehicles Tracked; 17: Russian KV and IS. RUNS OF THIS CALIBRE ARE SCARCE.
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AFV WEAPONS
AFV Weapons [Volumes 18-65 (of 65).]. AFV WEAPONS: A SPLENDID RUN IN ORIGINAL WRAPPERS
47 vols., 8vo., First Edition, each volume with monochrome photographs and double-page coloured illustration; original series wrappers, wire-stitched as issued, a near fine run. Profile's complement to its parallel series 'AFV'. The run comprises: 18: Chieftain and Leopard (Development); 19: Chieftain and Leopard (Description); 20: Churchill and Sherman Specials; 21: Armoured Cars; 22: PanzerKampfwagen 38 (t) and 35 (t); 23: Soviet Mediums T44, T54, T55 & T62; 24: The M48-M60 Series of Main Battle Tanks; 25: Cromwell and Comet; 26: Hellcat, Long Tom and Priest; 27: The Saladin Armoured Car; 28: S-Tank; 29: M4 Medium (Sherman); 30: Armoured Cars - Marmon-Herrington, Alvis-Straussler, Light Reconnaissance; 31: Australian Sentinel and Matildas; 32: The M6 Heavy and M26 Pershing; 33: German Armoured Cars; 34: Scorpion Reconnaissance Tank; 35: British Armoured Recovery Vehicles; 36: Chars Hotchkiss, H35, H39 and Somua S35; 37: Russian BT Series; 38: Conqueror Heavy Gun Tank; 39: Panhard Armoured Cars; 40: US Armoured Cars; 41: M103 Heavy Tank & M41 Light Tank (Walker Bulldog); 42: Modern Swedish Light Armoured Vehicles; 43: PanzerKampfwagen IV; 44: Ferrets and Fox; 45: Vickers Battle Tank; 46: Light Tanks M22 Locust and M24 Chaffee; 47: Russian T34; 48: PzKpfw VI Tiger I and Tiger II (King Tiger); 49: Japanese Medium Tanks; 50: Swiss Battle Tanks; 51: Abbot FV433 Self-Propelled Gun; 52: M47 Patton; 53: The FV 432 Series; 54: Japanese Combat Cars, Light Tanks and Tankettes; 55: German Self-Propelled Weapons; 56: Missile Armed Armoured Vehicles; 57: Schutzenpanzerwagen SdKfz 251 & SdKfz 250; 58: French Infanty Tanks: Part I (Chars 2C, D and B); 59: French Infantry Tanks Part II (R35 and FCM 36); 60: Russian Armoured Cars (to 1945); 61: Elefant and Maus (& E-100); 62: Commando, Twister and High Mobility Vehicles; 63: AMX-30 Battle Tank; 64: Armoured Personnel Carriers; 65: The PT-76 Light Amphibious Tank and Variants. RUNS OF THIS CALIBRE ARE VERY SCARCE.
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AG Butler A G
The Official History of the Australian Army Medical Services in the War of 1914 - 1918 : Volume 1 - Gallipoli Palestine and New Guinea
Australian War Memorial 1930. General wear to boards. Foxing to endpapers. 873 pages with 228 b/w illustrations maps and graphs. . First Edition. Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Australian War Memorial Hardcover
Référence libraire : 020813
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AG Butler A G
The Official History of the Australian Army Medical Services in the War of 1914 - 1918 : Volume II - the Western Front Volume 2
Canberra ACT Australia: Australian War Memorial 1940. General wear and small marks to boards. Foxing to endpapers and minor title page. 1010 pages with 212 b/w illustrations maps and graphs. . Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Australian War Memorial Hardcover
Référence libraire : 020814
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AGA ROSSI Elena -
Una nazione allo sbando. L’armistizio italiano del settembre 1943.
Bologa, il Mulino, 1993, 8vo brossura con copertina illustrata a colori, pp. 168. Stato di nuovo.
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Aga Rossi, Elena (a cura di)
Il piano Marshall e l'Europa
Mm 170x240 Collana "Biblioteca internazionale di cultura", 8 - Brossura editoriale di 219 pagine con numerose tabelle statistiche e immagini in bianco e nero con didascalie. Copertina ingiallita ai margini, peraltro ottima copia. SPEDIZIONE IN 24 ORE DALLA CONFERMA DELL'ORDINE.
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AGAR Augustus
Baltic Episode. A Classic of Secret Service in Russian Waters. SIGNED PRESENTATION COPY WITH EPHEMERA
8vo., First Edition, with 15 plates on 8, 2 plans (one double-page) in the text and endpaper maps, fore-edges lightly spotted; blue cloth, gilt back, red top, a very good, bright, clean copy in price-clipped dustwrapper. A PRESENTATION COPY FROM THE AUTHOR WITH HIS SIGNED HOLOGRAPH INSCRIPTION ON HALF-TITLE. THIS COPY WAS PRESENTED TO 'STRIPEY' EVANS WHO SERVED WITH AGAR IN HMS DORSETSHIRE. AFTER THE SINKING HE WAS RESCUED AND SERVED THE REMAINDER OF THE WAR AT HMS ANDERSON IN CEYLON. AN ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT OF EVANS IS MOUNTED ON FRONT FREE ENDPAPER VERSO TOGETHER WITH RELEVANT CUTTINGS ON FRONT FREE ENDPAPER AND HALF-TITLE VERSOS. A comprehensive account of the Royal Navy's coastal motor boat operations against the Bolsheviks in the Baltic in 1919 which were led by the author. It describes the achievements of his CMB flotilla; in particular the raids on the Russian fleet (including the sinking of the cruiser Oleg) which won him the VC. IT ALSO DOCUMENTS THE DEEDS OF CDR CC DOBSON AND LT GC STEELE DURING THESE RAIDS FOR WHICH THEY WERE ALSO AWARDED THE VC. With striking dustwrapper artwork by Douglas Hall. A UNIQUE PRESENTATION COPY and scarce in this condition. Mulholland & Jordan, A10.
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AGAR Herbert
A l'échelle de l'époque.
Couverture souple. Broché. 224 pages. Passages soulignés.
Référence libraire : 7208
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AGAR, Herbert.
A l'échelle de l'époque.
New York, Editions Transatlantiques,. 1944. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 1944, in 12, broché, 224 pp.. . . . Classification Dewey : 940.53-Seconde Guerre mondiale 1939-1945
Référence libraire : R300263381
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Agard, Adolphe
La Carrière Héroïque de Marchand
1943 Presses de Taupin et Cie, Hanoï, 1943. In-8 broché. (xiii), 230 pages. 5 cartes, 7 illustrations hors-texte., 1 feuille de musique
Référence libraire : 1843
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Agata Tuszynska
Wiera Gran L'accusata
Prima edizione
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Agatha Christie
Mr Brown
Le Club des Masques 2002 254 pages poche. 2002. Broché. 254 pages.
Référence libraire : 500328970
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AGEE (James) - AIKEN (Conrad) - CUMMINGS (E.E.) - FAULKNER (William) - HEMINGWAY (Ernest) - STEIN (Gertrude) - WILLIAMS (William Carlos) - HUGHES (Langston) - MILLER (Henry) -
Fontaine, revue mensuelle de la poésie et des lettres françaises : Réédition du numéro 27-28 d'août 1943 : Ecrivains et poètes des Etats-Unis d'Amérique -
Alger : Fontaine, 1945. Directeur : Max-Pol Fouchet. Un volume cartonné (15,8x23,7 cm), 217 pages. Bon état - Traducteurs : Robert Lebel, Marguerite Yourcenar, Jean Wahl, Georges Duthuit, Maurice Edgar Coindreau, Yvan Goll, etc.
Référence libraire : 43740
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AGENCE PRESSE LIBÉRATION F. F. I.
Le général de Gaulle, 26 août 1944. Photographie en noir et blanc, tirage argentique d’époque (24/17,5 cm).
Photographie en noir et blanc, tirage argentique d’époque (24/17,5 cm). État correct.
Référence libraire : 1211
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AGENDA.
Chronorama de l'Europe et des Etats-Unis. La Grande Guerre. Agenda 2001.
Paris, Editions Louis Pariente. 2000. in-4. Relié. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. , 2000, grand in 4, reliure éditeur, très nombreuses illustrations, environ 200 pp. Agenda publicitaire pour le Groupe pharmaceutique Vedim Pharma.. . . . Classification Dewey : 940.3-Première Guerre mondiale 1914-1918
Référence libraire : R300261744
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AGERO JUAN
GUERRA DE ESTE A OESTE.
(guerra 1939-40)[AGERO JUAN.]Guerra de Este a Oeste. Diez meses de guerra. Buenos Aires, 1941, in 16, 140 pp, numerose tavole f.testo, br. (mrgine superiore molto rifilato) [Euro 14,00]
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AGERO, Juan.
"Así fue posible..." (Antecedentes de la segunda crisis europea en el siglo XX).
M., Rubiños, 1940, 18 x 13 cm., 157 págs. - 9 h.
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AGHINA Guido, GEORGIACODIS Diana (a cura di)
MILANO. Fotografie 1865-1915.
In-4 (cm. 28.80), tela editoriale, titolo al dorso, sovracoperta editoriale in acetato (lieve mancanza), pp. 223, (1), in gran parte con illustrazioni in bianco e nero nel testo. In ottimo stato (nice copy).
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AGHION (Max).
A travers l'Europe sanglante.
Flammarion, 1916, in-12, (8)-268 pp, un dessin d'Abel Faivre en fontispice, 35 dessins de l'auteur et 16 photos et fac-similés dans le texte, broché, bon état
Référence libraire : 101460
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AGHION, Max.
A travers l'Europe sanglante. Hors texte d'Abel Faivre. Dessins de l'auteur.
Flammarion. 1916. In-12. Relié demi-cuir. Etat d'usage, Coins frottés, Dos fané, Intérieur acceptable. Paris, Flammarion, 1916, in 12, reliure demi-basane, 268 pp.. . . . Classification Dewey : 940.3-Première Guerre mondiale 1914-1918
Référence libraire : R300265281
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Aglan A. (cur.); Frank R. (cur.)
La guerra-mondo (1937-1947)
brossura Cinquanta storici, filosofi e scienziati della politica, di generazioni e nazionalità diverse, raccontano la seconda guerra mondiale animati da un triplice intento: mostrare che la guerra si estese al mondo intero, dedicando particolare attenzione all'Africa e all'Asia; sottolineare che tale processo di mondializzazione modificò categorie e rappresentazioni spaziali e temporali; rimarcare infine che essa costituì un universo del tutto a sé stante. L'opera è divisa in quattro parti: La guerra per partito preso, ossia le modalità politico-strategiche di concepire e condurre le operazioni; Fare e inventare la guerra, dedicata alle forme inedite di una guerra ideologico-militare, che implicò sia il genocidio degli ebrei sia le inaudite violenze perpetrate nei confronti della popolazione civile sul fronte orientale; Vivere la guerra, ovvero i modi secondo i quali si «abitava il mondo» mentre il conflitto armato sconvolgeva le più ordinarie esperienze della quotidianità; Le eredità della guerra, allorché il sistema internazionale si decolonizzò, dotandosi di nuove strutture finanziarie e monetarie, ma anche filosofiche e giuridiche (i diritti dell'uomo e la definizione dei crimini contro l'umanità).
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Aglan A. (cur.); Frank R. (cur.)
La guerra-mondo (1937-1947)
ill., ril. Cinquanta storici, filosofi e scienziati della politica di varie generazioni e nazionalità ridisegnano la Seconda guerra mondiale o, meglio, la "guerra-mondo"; con una triplice ambizione: documentare che la guerra deflagrò effettivamente nel mondo intero e, in particolare, in Africa e Asia; sottolineare che tale processo di mondializzazione modificò categorie e rappresentazioni spaziali e temporali; rimarcare, infine, che l'enorme conflitto fu da ogni punto di vista un mondo a sé stante. Questa nuova "Grande Opera" è divisa in quattro parti: "Fare la guerra", ossia la modalità politico-strategica di concepire e di condurre le operazioni; "Inventare la guerra", ossia le forme inedite assunte dalle modalità di fare la guerra ideologico-militare; "Vivere la guerra", ossia i modi di "abitare il mondo", direbbero i sociologi, allorché il conflitto armato sconvolse le esperienze più ordinarie della quotidianità; "Ereditare la guerra", ovvero come il mondo che ci è più strettamente contemporaneo continui tuttora, in conseguenza del conflitto armato, a contrapporsi a un sistema internazionale secolare dominato, tra il 1915 e il 1945, da una cerchia assai ristretta di potenze europee. Una storia che intende restituire dall'interno gli accadimenti che "imbarcano" e coinvolgono individualità e collettività su tutti i fronti, su tutti i luoghi di sofferenza, di collaborazione e di resistenza.
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AGLAN Alya
Le temps de la Résistance
Actes Sud, 2008, 378 pp., broché, très bon état.
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AGLAN ALYA / FRANK ROBERT (DIRECTION)
1937-1947 : LA GUERRE MONDE - 2 VOLUMES - TOMES I ET II
FOLIO. VERS 2015. In-12. Broché. Très bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 1412+ 1063 pages.. . . . Classification Dewey : 940.53-Seconde Guerre mondiale 1939-1945
Référence libraire : R200075914
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Aglion Raoul
"De Gaulle et Roosevelt - collection ""espion"""
Plon. 1984. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 294 pages.. . . . Classification Dewey : 940.53-Seconde Guerre mondiale 1939-1945
Référence libraire : R240144957
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Aglion, Raoul
The Fighting French
315p., illus. Hardcover Good condition, top edge damp warped
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AGLIOTI Gesmundo.
Ho visto la guerra.
In-8° pp. 171, leg. edit. con sovrac. ill. Come nuovo.
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AGNELLI
Vestivamo Alla Marinara (Oscar bestsellers Band 68)
Mondadori 1992 231 pages 19 558x2 032x12 7cm. 1992. Broché. 231 pages. Dans ce livre de mémoires Susanna Agnelli évoque son enfance et sa jeunesse au sein de la célèbre famille Agnelli entre éducation sévère et vie mondaine sur fond de fascisme et de guerre. L'ouvrage mêle souvenirs familiaux et portrait de l'aristocratie italienne des années 1930-1940
Référence libraire : 16160
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AGNELLI (Susanna).
Nous portions des costumes marins.
Fayard, 1975, in-8°, 252 pp, broché, couv. illustrée à rabats, bon état
Référence libraire : 118538
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AGNELLI Arnaldo.
"Patria riconoscente". Prime linee di un programma. (1°: Dare un premio, un soccorso, un'assistenza immediata ai combattenti e alle loro famiglie - 2°: Fondare una larga istituzione organica la quale cooperi alacremente a garantire l'avvenire del soldato od ufficiale quando ritornerà dall'aver compiuto il suo glorioso dovere).
Milano, Stab. Macciachini & De Silvestri, 1918, in-8, br. edit., pp. 24.
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