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Stone,Irving
Greek Treasure : A Biographical Novel of Henry and Sophia Schliemann.
Fictional version of the adventures and romance of Heinrich Schliemann and his Greek wife Sophia, and the archeological dicoveries at Troy and Mycenae. 479p.Bibliography Book
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Stone,Irving
Greek Treasure : A Biographical Novel of Henry and Sophia Schliemann.
Fictional version of the adventures and romance of Heinrich Schliemann and his Greek wife Sophia, and the archeological dicoveries at Troy and Mycenae. 479p.Bibliography Book
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Yerby,Frank
Goat Song : A Novel of Ancient Greece.
When the Athenians took the island of Sphacteria, there was one among the Spartans, a youth name Ariston, who would not surrender, who thrust out his sword and made a desperate, suicidal charge. But Ariston was fated to live- he was saved by a blow from Orchomenus, the Spartan soldier who loved and hated him too much to let him die. He came to Athens a slave, a prostitute whose favors were sold by Polyxenus, the bathhouse keeper. In time, although not a citizen, he was to become one of the most powerful men in his adopted city, the friend and patron of Sokrates and Eurepides, the embodiment of all that was finest in the Athenian spirit. But always Ariston lived in the shadow of a black day in Sparta when, because of him, a beautiful young girl was hideously slaughtered- again and again suffering and death came close to those he loved. Book
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Yerby,Frank
Goat Song : A Novel of Ancient Greece.
When the Athenians took the island of Sphacteria, there was one among the Spartans, a youth name Ariston, who would not surrender, who thrust out his sword and made a desperate, suicidal charge. But Ariston was fated to live- he was saved by a blow from Orchomenus, the Spartan soldier who loved and hated him too much to let him die. He came to Athens a slave, a prostitute whose favors were sold by Polyxenus, the bathhouse keeper. In time, although not a citizen, he was to become one of the most powerful men in his adopted city, the friend and patron of Sokrates and Eurepides, the embodiment of all that was finest in the Athenian spirit. But always Ariston lived in the shadow of a black day in Sparta when, because of him, a beautiful young girl was hideously slaughtered- again and again suffering and death came close to those he loved. Book
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Lee, Arthur S. Gould
The Royal House of Greece.
Sympathetic account of the Greek Royal family and their tribulations, especially during WW II. 296p+ plates. index. Text clean and neat, corners bumped, some edgewear. Book
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Paspaliares. Panagiotes
Ioannis Kapadistrias
[Megaloi Ellenes : dekatomo istoriko ergo. Tomos A] The first volume of a series of popular biographies produced by Skai, on the life of Kapodistrias and his contributions to establishment of the modern Greek state.160p. plates chronology, bibliography Book
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Collenette, Eric J.
The Gemini Plot : A Sea Novel of World War II
Submarine coxswain Ben Grant has a medal for his exploits in Norwegian waters earlier in the war, but this does not help him face operations in a far different theatre - the Mediterranean - or endear him to his colleagues.Strained and nerve-racked, he joins the submarine Avon en route to Torbruk in the summer of 1942.But at Malta events come to a head and he is asked to volunteer for Special Submarine Operations,a secret subversive unit.The target is occupied Greece, the mission dangerous - and the only flaw in the plan is his former skipper,Half-Shackle. In this new Ben Grant saga, Eric Collenette gives another story from the war at sea and in his taut, straightforward prose he vividly recreates those tense days of submarine warfare. Book
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Blake,Patrick
Escape to Athena
Rousing adventure in 1944 on a Greek island where the occupying Nazis are faced by a motley crew of heroes - novel of the movie (Based on a story by Richard S.Lochte and George P.Cosmatos, screenplay by Edward Anhalt and Richard S.Hocte.) Pbk.252p. Condition : Good. Book
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Pressfield, Steven
Tides of War : A Novel of Alcibiades and the Peloponnesian War
Brilliant at war, a master of politics, and a charismatic lover, Alcibiades was Athens' favorite son and the city's greatest general. A prodigal follower of Socrates, he embodied both the best and the worst of the Golden Age of Greece. A commander on both land and sea, he led his armies to victory after victory. But like the heroes in a great Greek tragedy, he was a victim of his own pride, arrogance, excess, and ambition. Accused of crimes against the state, he was banished from his beloved Athens, only to take up arms in the service of his former enemies. For nearly three decades, Greece burned with war and Alcibiades helped bring victories to both sides ? and ended up trusted by neither. Narrated from death row by Alcibiades' bodyguard and assassin, a man whose own love and loathing for his former commander mirrors the mixed emotions felt by all Athens, Tides of War tells an epic saga of an extraordinary century, a war that changed history, and a complex leader who seduced a nation. Book
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Payne,Robert
The Gold Of Troy : The Story of Heinrich Schliemann and the Buried Cities of Ancient Greece.
Uncritical account of Schliemann and his discoveries. .Illus. Bibliography Book
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Duchene, Herve
Golden Treasures of Troy : The Dream of Heinrich Schliemann
A German businessman-turned-archaeologist, Heinrich Schliemann (1822-1890) had a lifelong dream: to find the world of Homer--the mythical cities of Troy, Ithaca, and Mycenae--and search for its long-hidden riches. Now, this fascinating volume reveals the complete story of how this passionate amateur, guided only by the Homeric texts, unearthed legendary sites and artifacts. 143p. illus index Book
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Homer [Graves, Robert]
The Anger of Achilles : Homer's Iliad Translated By Robert Graves
War is raging between the Greeks and the Trojans, and Achilles, the great champion of the Greek army, is angrily sulking in his tent and refusing to fight after a furious rove with his commander, Agamemnon. But when the Trojan prince Hector kills Achilles' beloved friend, Achilles plunges back into the battle to seek his bloody revenge. even though he knows it will bring about his own doom. Robert Graves's gripping retelling of The Iliad uses dark, satirical humour to take a revered epic back yo its roots as popular entertainment, portraying a world of quarrelling kings and tarnished heroes, who leave suffering women behind them and are watched over by cunning gods and goddesses. Vintage Pbk editon.322p. Cover a little scuffed, paper age toned Book
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Payne,Robert
The Gold Of Troy : The Story of Heinrich Schliemann and the Buried Cities of Ancient Greece.
Uncritical account of Schliemann and his discoveries.273p.Illus. Bibliography Book
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Brackman,Arnold C
The Dream of Troy.
Brief illustrated account of Heinrich Schliemann and the excavations at Troy and Myceanae. 247+ plates, illus, map, index Book
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Allen, Susan Heuck
Finding the Walls of Troy : Frank Calvert and Heinrich Schliemann at Hisarlik
The relentlessly self-promoting amateur archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann took full credit for discovering Homer's Troy over one hundred years ago, and since then generations have thrilled to the tale of his ambitions and achievements. But Schliemann gained this status as an archaeological hero partly by deliberately eclipsing the man who had launched his career. Now, at long last, Susan Heuck Allen puts the record straight in this fascinating archaeological adventure that restores the British expatriate Frank Calvert to his rightful place in the story of the identification and excavation of Hisarlk, the site now thought to be Troy as described in the Iliad. Frank Calvert had lived in the Troad--in the northwest corner of Asia Minor--excavating there for fifteen years before Schliemann arrived and learning the local topography well. Book
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Todeschi, Kevin J.
Mythic Troy: The Complete Story Legend Archeology and Intuition
"Even though more than 3,000 years have passed since the events of the Trojan War took place, the story continues to inspire and fascinate much of humankind. This is a book that offers an insiders view of the events, people and details of this fascinating era. Todeschi weaves elements of myth, legend, archeological discoveries, and the psychic readings of Edgar Cayce together and produces a stunning tapestry of adventure and intrigue." 162p. bibliography.index. Book
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Tolstikov, Vladimir P.; Treister, Mikhail Y.; Easton, Donald F. (editor); ; Sever, Christina (translator)
The Gold of Troy : Searching for Homer's Fabled City
Introduction by Irina Antonova. Translated from the Russian by Christina Sever and Mila Bonnichsen. Lavishly illustrated book about the gold & artifacts discovered by Heinrich Schliemann at Troy. Thought to have been lost in Germany during WW II, they finally re-emerged in Russia, and this book is the catalogue of the" Priam's Treasure" exhibition displayed at the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts in Moscow, April 996. 239p. illus (col) bibliography. index. With 277 illustrations, including 263 plates in full colorNOTE : This is a VERY heavy[1.8 kg] large format volume [ 29x25x35 cm][ Book
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Schliemann, Heinrich
Troja : Results of the latest researches and discoveries on the site of Homer's Troy, 1882.
Facsimile of first US edition1884. Introduction by A.H.Sayce. xl,439pp, illus. index. maps. Crisp tight copy. heavy vol.[1.1kg] Book
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Traill, David A
Schliemann of Troy : Treasure and Deceit
" In Schliemann of Troy, classicist David Traill investigates the archaeologist's own legends, and argues convincingly that Schliemann regularly distorted facts in both his personal and professional lives. Basing his biography on a thorough reexamination of the vast collection of Schliemann papers in Athens and including many previously unpublished excerpts from his letters and diaries, Traill demonstrates that his subject was a remarkably unscrupulous and untruthful individual. At once a gripping portrait of a duplicitous man and a reinterpretation of some of the greatest archaeological discoveries of all time, Schliemann of Troy shakes the dust off of the Schliemann corpus and rewrites one of history's most exciting chapters.365p+ Plares, maps, notes, plans, bibliography,index Book
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Moorehead,Caroline
The Lost Treasures of Troy
In spring 1945, the Red Army entered Berlin. Not far from the Reichs Chancellery was the Berlin Zoo with an anti-aircraft tower. Inside were crates containing Heinrich Schliemann's famed collection of gold from the lost city of Troy, King Priam's riches - gold diadems with leaf and flower pendants, gold bottles, gold earrings and 9000 gold rings and buttons - one of the most complete and valuable finds ever made by an archaeologist. On June 3rd the crates were despatched to Moscow by military aircraft. And there they and their contents vanished. Caroline Moorehead has spent two years searching for the treasures of Troy. She tells the full story of where they have been for the past 49 years.306p + plates, notes bibliograohy index.S Book
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Moorehead,Caroline
The Lost Treasures of Troy
In spring 1945, the Red Army entered Berlin. Not far from the Reichs Chancellery was the Berlin Zoo with an anti-aircraft tower. Inside were crates containing Heinrich Schliemann's famed collection of gold from the lost city of Troy, King Priam's riches - gold diadems with leaf and flower pendants, gold bottles, gold earrings and 9000 gold rings and buttons - one of the most complete and valuable finds ever made by an archaeologist. On June 3rd the crates were despatched to Moscow by military aircraft. And there they and their contents vanished. Caroline Moorehead has spent two years searching for the treasures of Troy. In this book she tells the full story of where they have been for the past 49 years. 306p.+plates notes, bubliogrsphym index. Book
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Schliemann, Heinrich & Deuel, Leo
Memoirs of Heinrich Schliemann: A Documentary Portrait Drawn from His Autobiographical Writings, Letters, and Excavation Reports
A Documentary Portrait Drawn from His Autobiographical Writings, Letters, and Excavation Reports. 405p. Illus [ B & W] bibliography index decorative end papers. Remainder mark, else fine Book
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Schuchardt,Carl (Ed)
Schliemann's Discoveries of the Ancient World, with an Appendix on the Trecent Discoveries at Hissarlik By Dr Schliemann Abd Dr.Dorpfeld, and an Introduction By Walter Leaf.
Originally published in 1891 as "Schliemann's Excavations : An Archaeological and Historical Study" this his book, which was written under Schliemann's supervision and was published shortly after his death, the dazzling accumulation of Schliemann's many findings has been systemized by Dr. Schuchhardt. He also updates them, as Schliemann uncovered so much and was a tireless worker that he sometimes did not know precisely what he had found. After a short description of Schliemann's life, Dr. Schuchhardt gives detailed accounts of Schliemann's discoveries at Troy, Tiryns, and Mycenae. The great treasures found at Troy and Mycenae are thoroughly described, as well as Schliemann's experimental method of unearthing them. All of these findings are illustrated by hundreds of illustrations, diagrams and maps, This is a facsimile of the US edition published by B. Blom NY,1971. xxxii,363p+ plates, illus. appendices index Crisp tight unmarked copy. DJ repaired now in plastic sleeve Book
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Moorehead, Alan
Gallipoli
"When Turkey unexpectedly sided with Germany in World War I, Winston Churchill, as Sea Lord for the British, conceived a plan: smash through the Dardanelles, reopen the Straits to Russia, and immobilize the Turks. On the night of March 18, 1915, this plan nearly succeeded -- the Turks were virtually beaten. But poor communication left the Allies in the dark, allowing the Turks to prevail and the Allies to suffer a crushing quarter-million casualties.A vivid chronicle of adventure, suspense, agony, and heroism, Gallipoli brings fully to life the tragic waste in human life, the physical horror, and the sheer heartbreaking folly of fighting for impossible objectives with inadequate means on unknown, unmapped terrain.343p.map. Book
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Furst, Alan
Spies of the Balkans
Greece, 1940. In the port city of Salonika, with its wharves and brothels, dark alleys and Turkish mansions, a tense political drama is being played out. "Spies of the Balkans" is a stunning novel about a man who risks everything to fight back against the world's evil. Set in Greece in 1940, this powerful WWII thriller from Furst (The Spies of Warsaw) focuses on Costa Zannis, a senior Salonika police official known for his honesty and ability to settle matters "before they got out of hand." As the Nazis' intentions for Europe's Jews becomes clear, Zannis goes out of his way to aid refugees seeking to escape Germany. When Mussolini's troops invade Greece, Zannis joins the army, where he meets Capt. Marko Pavlic, who as a policeman in Zagreb investigated crimes committed by the Ustashi, Croatian fascists. With their similar politics, Zannis and Pavlic soon become friends and allies. Subtle details foreshadow the coming crimes perpetrated by the Nazis in the Balkans. For example, Zannis learns from a colleague that someone has been taking photos of the contents of a synagogue so that the Germans can more easily identify what to plunder. Book
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George, Margaret
Helen of Troy
A lush, seductive novel of the legendary beauty whose face ''launched a thousand ships'' Daughter of a god, wife of a king, prize of antiquitys bloodiest war, Helen of Troy has inspired artists for millennia. Now Margaret George, the highly acclaimed bestselling historical novelist, has turned her intelligent, perceptive eye to the myth that is Helen of Troy. Margaret George breathes new life into the great Homeric tale by having Helen narrate her own story. Through her eyes and in her voice, we experience the discovery of her divine origin and her terrifying beauty. While hardly more than a girl, Helen married the remote Spartan king Menelaus and bore him a daughter. By the age of twenty, the worlds most beautiful woman was resigned to a passionless marriage until she encountered the handsome Trojan prince Paris. And once the lovers flee to Troy, war, murder, and tragedy become inevitable." Large heavy volume[1.00 kg] Book
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Gilchrist,Ellen
Anabasis : A Journey Into the Interior
A story set in ancient times. 500 B.C.--Pericles is dead; the Golden Age has peaked; and, in its aftermath, in a Grecian setting of declines and fall, a slave girl begins her ascension to freedom and self-discovery. 297p. Book
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Harris, John
Cotton's War: A Novel of the Aegean Campaign 1941.
In the spring of 1941 the Nazis were storming their way through Greece. The Loukia was crucial to the British cause and the Greek resistance - and her cargo even more so. When the Loukia is wrecked in enemy territory, the British gathered together a handful of "volunteers" for a dangerous mission of retrieval: two RASC men, some sailors, one German-speaking airman and Mihale Andoni Cotonou - otherwise known as Corporal Cotton of the Marines Book
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Hammond,Marc
The Theseus Code
Addventure and espionage - a story beginning during the Nazi occupation and ending in modern Crete. Pbk. 318p. Condition : Good Book
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Fewster, Kevin; Basarin,Vecihi & Basarin,Hatice Hürmüz
A Turkish View of Gallipoli / Canakkale
". a description of a battle which does not stray from this realisation nor from its incontrovertible force as the strongest argument against war, provides an admirably thorough and humane account of the events leading up to what in Turkey is known as the Battle of Canakkale - the battle itself and its aftermath . Turkey's perception of the battle allows us to view history through someone else's eyes. Thus it increases our understanding of the all too human impulses which govern our lives." 139p. illus [ B & W] bliography, index, Illustrated end papers.R Book
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Furst, Alan
Spies of the Balkans
Greece, 1940. In the port city of Salonika, with its wharves and brothels, dark alleys and Turkish mansions, a tense political drama is being played out. "Spies of the Balkans" is a stunning novel about a man who risks everything to fight back against the world's evil. Set in Greece in 1940, this powerful WWII thriller focuses on Costa Zannis, a senior Salonika police official known for his honesty and ability to settle matters "before they got out of hand." As the Nazis' intentions for Europe's Jews becomes clear, Zannis goes out of his way to aid refugees seeking to escape Germany. When Mussolini's troops invade Greece, Zannis joins the army, where he meets Capt. Marko Pavlic, who as a policeman in Zagreb investigated crimes committed by the Ustashi, Croatian fascists. With their similar politics, Zannis and Pavlic soon become friends and allies. Subtle details foreshadow the coming crimes perpetrated by the Nazis in the Balkans. Book
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Pressfield, Steven
Tides of War : A Novel of Alcibiades and the Peloponnesian War
Brilliant at war, a master of politics, and a charismatic lover, Alcibiades was Athens' favorite son and the city's greatest general. A prodigal follower of Socrates, he embodied both the best and the worst of the Golden Age of Greece. A commander on both land and sea, he led his armies to victory after victory. But like the heroes in a great Greek tragedy, he was a victim of his own pride, arrogance, excess, and ambition. Accused of crimes against the state, he was banished from his beloved Athens, only to take up arms in the service of his former enemies. For nearly three decades, Greece burned with war and Alcibiades helped bring victories to both sides ? and ended up trusted by neither. Narrated from death row by Alcibiades' bodyguard and assassin, a man whose own love and loathing for his former commander mirrors the mixed emotions felt by all Athens, Tides of War tells an epic saga of an extraordinary century, a war that changed history, and a complex leader who seduced a nation.Audio book abridgment in 4 double sided audio cassettes read by Derek Jacobi. Playing time 6 Hours. Audio Book
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Durschmied, Erik
From Armageddon to the Fall of Rome : How the Myth Makers Changed the World
This is the true story of the myth makers - Thutmosis, King David, Leonidas, Xerxes, Alexander, Hannibal and the mighty Caesar. Brave and reckless, intelligent and foolish, lucky and ill-fated, their battles were won and lost by ruse, trickery, chance, stupidity and by unsurpassed military brilliance.448p, Book
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Harris, John
Corporal Cotton's Little War: A Novel of the Aegean Campaign 1941.
"Corporal Michael Anthony Cotton was an archetypal Marine, as proper a 'Jolly' as ever Kipling wrote about. But what none of his messmates even suspected was that he had been born Mihale Andoni Cotonou; in London it is true, but of Greek ancestry." It is the spring of 1941 and the Nazis are busy storming his parents homeland. His personal mission was to bring arms and money to the strong Greek resistance. 286p Neat copy, minimal library marks Ex-Library
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Hansen, Eva Hemmer
Scandal in Troy
Original title 'Skandale i Troja', translated from Danish by Sven Karrell & Dorothy Grimm. An amusing historical novel explaining how and why Helen went to Troy! Vintage copy, Age-toned paper, spine wrinkled. Book
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Iliffe, Glyn
King of Ithaca
Greece is a country in turmoil, divided by feuding kingdoms desiring wealth, power and revenge. When Eperitus, a young exiled soldier, comes to the aid of a group of warriors in battle, little does he know that it will be the start of an incredible adventure. For he is about to join the charismatic Odysseus, Prince of Ithaca, on a vital quest to save his homeland. Odysseus travels to Sparta to join the most famous heroes of the time in paying suit to the sensuous Helen. Armed with nothing but his wits and intelligence, he must enter a treacherous world of warfare and politics to compete for the greatest prize in Greece. But few care for the problems of an impoverished prince when war with Troy is beckoning . . . An epic saga set in one of the most dramatic periods of history, King of Ithaca is a voyage of discovery of one mans journey to become a King -- and a legend. Book
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Franklin, Sarah
Daughter of Troy : A Novel of History, Valor, & Love
The rightful-born queen of Lyrnessos, Briseis watched helplessly from the battlements as her husband and brothers were crushed by the invincible army of King Agamemnon. Taken into slavery, the proud, beautiful seer became the prize of Prince Achilles, the conquering Greeks' mightiest hero. But passion forged chains stronger than any iron, binding the hearts of captive and captor with a love that knew no equal, and when Troy fell, great Achilles promised his beloved Briseis would reign at his side as queen of Thessaly. Yet the jealousy of a ruthless king and the whims of the capricious deities would deny the lovers their happiness. As the flames of war rose higher around them, the prophetess vowed to save the beloved warrior for whom her dark gift foretold doom -- even if it meant defying the gods themselves. Book
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Gemmell, David
Troy : Lord of the Silver Bow
Three lives will change the destiny of nations: Helikaon, the young prince of Dardania, haunted by a scarred and traumatic childhood; the priestess Andromache, whose fiery spirit and fierce independence threatens the might of kings; and the legendary warrior Argurios, cloaked in loneliness and driven only by thoughts of revenge. In Troy they find a city torn apart by destructive rivalries . a maelstrom of jealousy, deceit and murderous treachery. And beyond its fabled walls blood-hungry enemies eye its riches and plot its downfall. It is a time of bravery and betrayal; a time of bloodshed and fear; a time for heroes. Book
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Iliffe, Glyn
The Gates of Troy
'It's ten years since Odysseus and the warrior, Eperitus, joined the heroes of the age to compete for the hand of Helen of Sparta. Settled in his small island kingdom, Odysseus wants nothing more than to rule Ithaca in peace. Meanwhile Eperitus, frustrated at his quiet life, dreams of glory in battle. When the lion-motifed sails of Agamemnon appear on the horizon, Odysseus knows that the time for peace is over and a time of war is beginning. Helen of Sparta has been abducted by a prince of Troy and the hosts of ancient Greece are gathering. As the greatest names flock to join the crusade, only Achilles is missing. Odysseus must use all his wits and cunning to hunt him down and persuade him to join their cause. For without Achilles, the gates of Troy will never fall. Book
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Marlowe,Stephen
The Shining
"A Novel about Alcibiades, whom men followed blindly, and his shattered dreams of empire" Told through the voice of a of a young Athenian who tells of the Peloponnesian War, the death of Socrates and Xenophon's retreat from Persia.384P. Book
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MacKendrick,Paul
The Greek Stones Speak : The Story of Archaeology in Greek Lands
430p.+ plates bibliography. index. Vintage copy, text neat and complete, but paper covers scuffed. Book
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MacKendrick,Paul
The Greek Stones Speak : The Story of Archaeology in Greek Lands
Second edition, revised and enlarged.534p.+ plates bibliography, index Crisp copy. Remainder mark, else near fine. Book
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Petrakis, Harry Mark
The Hour of the Bell: A Novel of the 1821 Greek War of Independence Against the Turks
"In 1821, in the geographically small but culturally and historically rich country of Greece, a revolution began to overturn four terrible centuries of slavery the Greeks had endured under the Ottoman Turks. This historical novel...l recalls the first year of the revolt..a panoramic view of the conflict through the stories of a variety of characters, including a village priest grief-stricken over the killing of his Turkish neighbors; a guerilla captain leading a band of wild mountain fighters against the Turkish garrisons; the wife of Prince Petrobey of the Mani, embittered by the fighting that takes the lives of her sons; a sea captain commanding the smaller Greek brigs in brilliant forays against the larger Turkish frigates; and a scribe to the legendary General Kolokotronis. Each character provides a defining perspective on the small but fierce conflict that altered the course of European history. Book
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Siergiejczyk, Tadeusz
Historia : dzieje najnowsze 1939-1945 : podrecznik dla szkól srednich kl. IV liceum ogólnoksztalcacego oraz dla kl. III technikum i liceum zawodowego.
"History: the latest history 1939-1945: a textbook for high schools, class IV of the general high school, and for class III of the technical school and vocational high school'" 272p. illus bibliography [2 copies found in WorldCat] Book
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DES MAUGES Jehan
Vers La Revanche
Couverture en percaline rouge avec un dessin encadré d'un couple d'alsaciens voyant passer la cavalerie . Préfacé par M.G. de la Guillonnière, le titre laisse présager du contenu , l'annexion de l'alsace , lorraine et l'espoir que fit naitre la 1° guerre dans le coeur de ses habitants . Sans date il semble qu'il est paru avant la fin de la guerre . Les dessins sont à pleine page et nombreux . A signaler un petit jeu dans l'ouvrage et quelques rousseurs, mais cela reste un exemplaire bien conservé, doré sur tranches . Histoire , 1° guerre mondiale . Alsace- Lorraine . - 224 p. , 1kg 700 .
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GIGOT Jean-Gabriel
Catalogue De L'exposition Organisée à Perpignan " 1914- JOFFRE "
Exposition organisée pour le 50° anniversaire de la guerre de1914-1918 , et du 20° anniversaire de la libération du Territoire . 272 références concernant Joffre : La biographie , les objets , les affiches, les photographies et le lieux de situation de ces références ( Collection privée , musée, archives, cabinet numismatique, ect...) 6 illustrations hors-texte représentant le maréchal . - 50 p. , 120 gr.
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RYAN Cornélius
Le Jour Le Plus Long , 6 Juin 1944
N° 1074 , photographies en noir et blanc hors texte . - 442 p. , 300 gr.
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WILLARD Germaine , JOANNES Victor , HINCKER François , ELLEINSTEIN Jean
De La Guerre à La Libération ( La France De 1939 à 1945 )
Collection " Notre temps " de l'Institut Maurice Thorez . Contient 4 essais dans l'ordre des auteurs cités : les contradictions de la drôle de guerre , la collaboration et les origines de la résistance , la classe ouvrière et la nation dans la résistance , la libération . espoirs et déceptions .- 128 p. , 200 gr.
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CASTAGNE José
Carnets D'un Enfant Du Siècle 1944-1950 , Fragments
Journal tenu par un prisonnier . -140 p. , 200 gr.
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RAISSAC Guy
De La Marine à La Justice , Un Magistrat Témoigne
L'orage d'une fin d'été , la drôle de guerre aux abords de la Beauce , les remous d'une résurrection , un seigneur de la justice : Pierre Caous . La rédaction de cet ouvrage s'appuie sur la tenue d'un journal pendant la 2° guerre mondiale . Iconographie hors texte sur papier couché . - 310p. , 600 gr.
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