‎Guerre‎

‎United States Office of War Information‎

‎Office of War Information Poster No.66: "Ten Years Ago: The Nazis Burned These Books.But Free Americans Can Still Read Them"‎

‎Washington D. C.: U.S. Government Printing Office 1943. Poster. very good. Paper poster measuring 20"x 28". Original World War 2 American propaganda poster. Original fold marks are visible as well as a 1" tear down the top middle fold and a very small tear to the bottom edge. The paper has browned on the back of the poster and in general is quite fragile. This poster is in very good condition considering the age and fragility of the paper. This is a fantastic example of World War 2 American propaganda featuring a black and white photograph of Nazis and a large crowd of people all doing the Nazi salute in front of a large pile of burnt books. At the top of the poster in white and red text: "Ten years ago: the NAZIS BURNED THESE BOOKS" and at the bottom in white text blocked in red: ".but free Americans CAN STILL READ THEM". This poster is very rare especially in such good condition.</p><p>The same poster can be found as a part of many Academic institutions collections including but not limited to: Northwestern University's WW2 poster collection Hoover Institute's poster collection University of Illinois teaching with digital content Cultural Heritage Community University of Northern Texas's World War poster collection and The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History's WW2 poster collection. 1943 U.S. Government Printing Office unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 140898

‎Great Britain Royal Navy War College‎

‎The Struggle for Canada Cover Title "A Short Account of the History of Canada with Especial Reference to the Struggle Beyween England and France in North America and the Part Played Therein by the British Navy‎

‎Portsmouth: R. N. War College 1908. Hardcover. very good. 1st Edition. 1p.l.36pp. Octavo in original partially faded blue cloth boards with 2 folding colour maps. Scarce. very good Issued on the Occasion of the visit to Canada of H.R.H. The Prince of Wales. July 1908. At head: "For the information of Officers and Men of H. M. Navy.". 1908 R. N. War College hardcover‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 106237

‎WORLD WAR I - NAVAL ENGAGEMENT: [EVANS, SIR ERGR; 'Evans of the Broke']: E R G R‎

‎Retained carbon copy report with autograph corrections unsigned from the Commander of H.M.S. Swift regarding the celebrated action of 21st April 1917 when the Swift in company with H.M.S. Broke commanded by Evans‎

‎mounted a remarkable attack engaging five German destroyers in darkness off the Dutch coast. During the encounter Evans sunk one destroyer by ramming it and another following hand-to-hand fighting on the deck of H.M.S Broke a third was also sunk. A fuller description can be emailed upon request. unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 4924

‎United States War Department‎

‎Annual Reports of the War Department for the Fiscal Year ended June 30 1900. Report of the Lieutenant-General Commanding the Army. In Seven Parts. Part 5‎

‎Washington: Government Printing Office 1900. Hardcover. Very Good. This volume only. we counted 37 sketch maps and maps 33 folding 644p. Original leather sheep. 23 cm. Ex lib. New Hampshire State Library stamp on title-page; Franklin Pierce Law Center Library stamp on top edge of pages. Some cover scuffing. Modest chipping and wear at ends of backstrip. Internally sound and clean -- probably never read. Maps crisp. 56th Congress 23d Session. House of Representatives. Document No. 2 apparently for the set of 7 volumes. This volume is entirely devoted to actions and conditions in the Philippine Islands. This volume contains 58 reports by various officers on specific actions and operations in the Philippine Islands. Government Printing Office hardcover‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 95487

‎[Texas]. [World War II]‎

‎Manuscript Friendship Album of a German Prisoner of War in Texas During World War II‎

‎<p>Huntsville Tx 1945. Very good. 84pp. Primarily in German. Quarto. Brown cloth album with leather corners and snap closure. Manuscript initials on front cover. Corners lightly worn. Contents evenly toned. A rare friendship album kept by Franz Kozian a German prisoner of war at the POW camp in Huntsville Texas. The album contains over seventy-five entries from fellow incarcerated soldiers all of them lengthier than just an autograph. Many of them include lengthy expressions of friendship or quotations from famous German-language authors such as one that copies out the text of Rilke's poem "Herbst" "Autumn" with the illustration of a tree with falling red leaves. Most of the entries also include details of the internees' home towns and other camps they've been in. At the end of the album is a detailed list of fellow prisoners with their home addresses. By the end of World War II there were over 425000 enemy prisoners on U.S. soil and Texas had twice as many POW camps as any other state due to space and climate. The Geneva Convention specifies that prisoners must be kept in a climate similar to that of where they were captured and Texas was considered similar to northern Africa resulting in a serious influx. The present item seems to be a relatively unusual survival from the POW camps and is quite detailed in its contents. A valuable research tool for this unusual chapter of American military history.</p>‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 6431

‎Rosende, Mercedes (Author)/ Escliar, Liliana (Author)/ Guerra, Wendy (Author)/ Mendoza, Elmer (Author)/ Connolly, John (Author)/‎

‎Músicas negras‎

‎Siruela 2019. Paperback. New. 272 pages. Spanish language. 8.27x5.91x0.79 inches. Siruela paperback‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 2-8417624384 ISBN : 8417624384 9788417624385

‎Guerra Muniz, Luis Miguel‎

‎Annual : un cementerio sin tumbas‎

‎Editora y Distribuidora Hispano Americana S.A. EDHASA 2014. Hardcover. New. 1ªed. 1ª imp edition. Spanish language. 8.98x6.30x1.34 inches. Editora y Distribuidora Hispano Americana, S.A. (EDHASA) hardcover‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 2-8435062740 ISBN : 8435062740 9788435062749

‎Jones, Isabel [or, less likely, Grace], apparently a Nurse in the Union Army during the Civil War‎

‎Autograph Letter Signed. dated September 28 1862‎

‎1862. Poor. 20 cm x 25 cm single sheet folded to make 4 handwritten pages. Large patriotic color Illustration of a bald eagle with 2 U.S. flags occupies top third of first page of stationery. Two horizontal fold mark. Split halfway across on a fold on the last two pages. Pinkish color to much of the letter suggesting old damping. Ink quite faded and generally difficult to read. Many words are so indistinct that it was impossible for us to read them and some other words or phrases are just gone. Her letter is addressed to an otherwise unidentified cousin. Jones does not seem to show on standard lists of Civil War Nurses but the information in this letter suggests that she should. Here is our effort to transcribe this difficult-to-decipher letter: "Your letter of the 21st came to hand in due time but I had about made my mind that you was not going to write to me. I was glad to hear from you and hope that you will not fail to write again. I am well. Hoping you enjoy the same good blessing. We are situated on the same ground we occupied a part of last Fall and Winter. We have been here about four weeks. After spending the summer on the peninsula we are very glad to obtain old ground which seems almost like home. You want to know why I am in the hospital. It is not because I am sick but because others are sick and need care. I am what is termed nurse. My wages are $26.50 per month. The business is by no means delightful but I get along very well. We have got one fellow who is very sick I fear he will not recover. On the Peninsula my health became very poor but now I am well. I wish that I could hear that Grandmother is on the gain but fear I never shall. Tell hear I think of her nearly all of the time and and want to see but if I fail to see her I expect to see her in Heaven. I have wrote to your father. I presume he has received my last letter before now. I do not know that I can tell you anything about the war that would amount to anything more than you already know. As we are at present we are retired from the active field I am not as well posted as when we were aamid the turmoils of battle. I have not heard a battle sound since we came across the river. Apparently all seems quiet which seems good. top two lines at top of 4th page too indistinct to decipher My hospital service is every other day. Every other day and night. I have to work taking care of the sick of our regiment then I am idle twenty-four hours. . several lines gone or indistinct here and the I will have a chance to eat army rations wear army cloths and a few moremostly indistinct lines ." She ends the letter by requesting that her cousin write to her at Hospital 50th NY Engineer Regiment Washington D.C. Online information reports that the regiment composed mostly of men from New York and a small number from Pennsylvania lost by death 10 killed in action 7 from wounds received and 214 from disease and other causes. unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 91613

‎US War Department Adjutant General's Office U S‎

‎General Orders No. 187‎

‎Washington: Adjutant General's Office 1863. Very Good. Small broadsheet. 13 x 19 cm. Dated June 24 1863. Court Martial of First Lieutenant Thomas C. Baldwin 7th Iowa Volunteers for two counts of drunkenness and a third count of "taking "a negro wench into his tent took her in bed with him and lay with her until nearly midnight with his tent doors open." Baldwin plead guilty to all three counts and was sentenced to be dismissed from the service. The proceedings were then forwarded to President Lincoln for review. The record was found defective in not showing that the court was properly organized but since Baldwin admitted his guilt of "a most gross and debasing offence" the President directed that Baldwin be dismissed from the service. Adjutant General's Office unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 93372

‎[Civil War Letter]‎

‎Austin no last name to brother Benjamin no last name. Dated March 27 1864 at Gettysville Va‎

‎Very Good. 2 1/2 page Letter on a single lightly-ruled 8 x 10 inch sheet folded to form four pages. Later folds probably for mailing in a small envelope. Austin writes that he wants to attend the Free School for applicants seeking commands in colored troops. He asks Benjamin to send him $20 in greenbacks to cover the cost of attending the school and opines that even if: ". I get refused an appointment the schooling I get won't harm me in the least." He also mentions not hearing from two women Nellie Gilman and Eunice. unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 88757

‎Guerra, Simone‎

‎Kanji. Grande dizionario giapponese-italiano dei caratteri‎

‎I Grandi Dizionari 2015. Paperback. New. Italian language. 8.43x6.14x2.13 inches. I Grandi Dizionari paperback‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 2-8808263347 ISBN : 8808263347 9788808263346

‎Guerra Reboredo, Alfonso/ Canal Covelo, Maria Asuncion/ Loureiro Rodriguez, Cristina‎

‎Celme lingua 6 Educación Primaria‎

‎Xerme Edicións S.L. 2015. Paperback. New. Spanish language. 11.42x8.86x0.55 inches. Xerme Edicións, S.L. paperback‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 2-8498545250 ISBN : 8498545250 9788498545258

‎Sandoval Guerra, A de‎

‎Observar comprendre expressar OCE I‎

‎Ediciones Sandoval 2016. Paperback. New. Spanish language. 12.20x11.22x0.79 inches. Ediciones Sandoval paperback‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 2-849435423X ISBN : 849435423X 9788494354236

‎DE SANDOVAL GUERRA, ALVARO‎

‎Observar Comprender Expresar II‎

‎Sandoval 2015. Paperback. New. Spanish language. 12.20x11.34x1.02 inches. Sandoval paperback‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 2-8494155482 ISBN : 8494155482 9788494155482

‎PITRE, MICHAEL‎

‎Fives and Twenty-Fives Signed‎

‎<p>SIGNED FIRST US EDITION FIRST PRINTING stated complete number line to 1 New York Bloomsbury 2014. Signed by the Author directly on the Title Page no inscription. NEW Unread. Dust Jacket Fine in Brodart cover no wear no tears not price clipped $32.00. Boards Fine no bumps. Text Clean no marks. Not remainder marked. Not ex-library. Books are Carefully Packed and Shipped Daily with Delivery Confirmation from Dry Smoke-Free shop. Complete Satisfaction Guaranteed.</p> Bloomsbury USA hardcover‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 1342 P130 ISBN : 162040754X 9781620407547

‎Simpson, Brooks D (Editor), et al‎

‎The Civil War: The First Year Told by Those Who Lived It‎

‎<p>FIRST EDITION FIRST PRINTING stated The Library of America 2011. NEW Unread. Dust Jacket Bright in Brodart protective cover Clean no wear no tears not price clipped $37.50. Text Clean no marks. No remainder mark. Beautiful Blue Cloth Boards Like New. Not ex-library. Not book club. Books are Carefully Packed and Shipped Daily with Delivery Confirmation from Dry Smoke-Free shop. Complete Satisfaction Guaranteed.</p> Library of America hardcover‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 488 S216

‎Black Troops Desegregation in Korean War‎

‎Civil Rights and U.S. Military Integration African American Soldiers Serving in Korea Shortly After Truman's 1948 Desegregation Order‎

‎1949. African American U.S. Army soldiers photographed in Korea during the early 1950s document Black military service during the first major war fought after the desegregation of the United States armed forces. Twenty photographs dating to the Korean War era depict African American soldiers operating in field environments during active deployment. One photograph includes a detailed inscription written by a soldier identified as PFC Glenn Miller describing harsh winter conditions during a convoy movement in December 1951. The images record daily wartime experience during a transitional period in American military history when Black soldiers were serving in increasing numbers within newly integrated units following President Harry S. Truman's 1948 order mandating racial equality in the armed forces.<br /> <br /> Twenty black and white photographs depicting African American soldiers in U.S. Army uniforms during Korean War service. Photographs measure approximately 2 x 2 inches to 3 x 5 inches and show soldiers operating outdoors in Korean terrain including roads forested areas and mountainous landscapes. Several images show troops wearing helmets and carrying rifles while others depict soldiers traveling with jeeps or trucks in convoy movements along rural roads. Numerous group photographs show African American soldiers posed together in field conditions. One photograph bears a lengthy inscription on the verso written by PFC Glenn Miller and dated December 1951 describing a winter convoy: "It was plenty cold that night and a lot of snow we had to sleep outside after riding 25 miles on uncovered trucks for 3 hrs. boots were so cold I could hardly get them on.".<br /> <br /> The Korean War fought between 1950 and 1953 became the first large scale test of the U.S. military following the formal desegregation of the armed forces ordered in 1948. African American soldiers had served in segregated units during World War II and their wartime contributions strengthened political pressure from civil rights advocates to end racial separation in the military. By the time U.S. forces entered the Korean conflict integration policies were being implemented across many units though resistance from some senior commanders and uneven enforcement slowed the process in the early years of the war. Approximately 600000 African Americans served in the armed forces during the Korean War and Black servicemen accounted for roughly 9 percent of American fatalities in the conflict. The photographs provide firsthand visual documentation of Black soldiers serving in combat zones while enduring the severe winter conditions and rugged terrain that characterized the Korean battlefield. Twenty photographs ranging from approximately 2 x 2 inches to 3 x 5 inches. A small number of images show minor discoloration from age; most remain well preserved with clear contrast. Overall condition very good. unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 19210

‎Guerra, Juan‎

‎Arte De La Lengua Mexicana: Que Fué Usual Entre Los Indios Del Obispado De Guadalajara Y De Parte De Los De Durango Y Michoacán Spanish Edition‎

‎paperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 1021627917.G ISBN : 1021627917 9781021627919

‎Office, War‎

‎Summary of Recent Information Regarding the German Army and Its Methods War Office Facsimiles‎

‎paperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 1908487909.G ISBN : 1908487909 9781908487902

‎Black Troops in Korea War‎

‎African American Military Service Cold War Deployments in Korea and Europe Photographic Archive 1960s‎

‎1964. Anonymous photographs of African American soldiers stationed in Korea and Europe produced c. 1960s document Black military service during the Cold War and provide primary-source evidence for the study of U.S. Army deployments racial integration in the post-World War II military and lived experience within forward operating environments near geopolitical flashpoints. The images place African American servicemen at installations including Camp Kaiser in South Korea located within proximity to the Korean Demilitarized Zone and in European urban and alpine settings indicating rotational or multi-theater deployment. The archive supports research into the role of Black soldiers in Cold War containment strategy as well as the everyday conditions mobility and social environments encountered by enlisted personnel across Asia and Europe during a period of sustained global military presence.<br /> <br /> Archive of 24 original black and white silver gelatin photographs c. 1960s primarily measuring approximately 4" x 3". At least half of the images are identified as taken in Korea with multiple captions including "Camp Kaiser" "Korean Home" "Village" and "CO Area" situating the group within a U.S. Army installation environment composed of cinder block structures and Quonset huts approximately 60 miles north of Seoul and within range of North Korean artillery positions. One overhead view shows the full layout of Camp Kaiser while other images depict African American soldiers in field conditions described as "Cold Wet" trekking and camping in rugged terrain. Additional Korean scenes include a soldier leaning against a tank marked "Kimchee" and an airfield photograph showing a chrome fighter jet surrounded by personnel alongside additional aircraft including a biplane. European photographs include a parade observed from an apartment window in a German-speaking alpine town featuring a float labeled "General Knuller" as well as street-level images of crowds deployed fire engines and soldiers observing from a Volkswagen Beetle. One image shows an African American soldier standing outside a synagogue marked by a Star of David with a flag bearing the inscription "Troop Att 1964" indicating interaction with local religious or commemorative sites.<br /> <br /> The photographs align with the global positioning of U.S. forces during the Cold War particularly in South Korea following the Korean War armistice and across Western Europe as part of NATO-aligned defense strategy. African American soldiers serving in an officially desegregated military after 1948 participated in these deployments while navigating both military hierarchy and broader social transformations associated with the Civil Rights era. The archive captures a range of activities from patrol and training environments to civic encounters and public events offering a geographically dispersed visual record of Black military presence within U.S. Cold War operations. Light wear and minor handling present; captions and details remain legible; overall very good condition. unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 19782

‎War Torn Europe‎

‎World War I Soldier's Photograph Album Showing Battlefield Destruction Allied Armies and Civilian Life in France 1915-1918‎

‎1915. World War I photograph albums created by soldiers and travelers often juxtapose the brutality of industrial warfare with scenes of civilian life and personal travel revealing how participants understood the global conflict unfolding around them. This album of approximately 101 photographs dating from roughly 1915 to 1918 documents both the European theater of World War I and an extraordinary American automobile journey from San Francisco to Washington D.C. The images capture the material culture of early twentieth century mobility the devastation of trench warfare in France and the civilian landscapes through which soldiers and travelers moved during the war years. Together they form a visual narrative of a world simultaneously engaged in modern leisure travel and mechanized global conflict.<br /> <br /> Photograph album containing approximately 101 photographs measuring roughly 3 x 2 inches to 4.5 x 6.5 inches including albumen prints silver gelatin prints and sepia toned photographs many with captions written in white ink directly on the prints. Early images document an automobile expedition labeled "Automobile Camping Trip San Francisco to Washington DC" with the additional caption "Approx. 4000 miles in 27 days" showing touring cars modified for long distance travel with seats folded down and bedding arranged inside the vehicles. Several photographs feature family members identified in French captions including an albumen portrait reading "Suzane et Jeane Vincent 'a leur grand ami" as well as group photographs labeled the "Cateret Family" depicting picnics garden scenes lakeside outings and automobile travel in Europe. Wartime images depict the destructive landscape of the Western Front including a trench scene captioned "After a Yank barrage 1800 Boches deads near Soissons" a photograph labeled "Bombarded house Grandpre 1917" showing a destroyed structure with smoke rising from the rubble and views of Belleau Wood. Additional photographs document military technology and battlefield operations including German artillery German observation balloons anti aircraft guns camouflaged British tanks captured artillery pieces wrecked airplanes and soldiers in formation. One photograph depicts German Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg pointing toward a soldier. Several images show supply depots in France during 1918 as well as groups of Allied soldiers in camps and on maneuver.<br /> <br /> The album concludes with portraits of children and family members visually contrasting the domestic life of civilians with the devastation of the European battlefields recorded earlier in the volume. The presence of both American and European subjects reflects the international dimension of World War I which drew soldiers civilians and travelers into a shared landscape shaped by mechanized warfare and unprecedented global mobility. Approximately 101 photographs mounted in an album with manuscript captions. Album binding remains tight with minor wear along edges; photographs clear and well preserved with only light handling wear. Overall condition very good. unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 20065

‎War Relocation Authority‎

‎World War II Japanese American Internment Photographs of Families and Children in War Relocation Authority Camps 1940s‎

‎1944. WWIIJapanese American Photo archive of Japanese American families and children confined in United States War Relocation Authority camps during the Second World War. These images taken during the 1940s incarceration of approximately 120000 people of Japanese ancestry following the issuance of Executive Order 9066 capture informal scenes of family life in the camp system that held both immigrants and American-born citizens. More than two-thirds of those imprisoned were United States citizens including thousands of children whose early years were spent inside the camp environment. The photographs show the everyday domestic and social life in incarceration centers recording children parents and small family groups living within the controlled environment established by the War Relocation Authority.<br /> <br /> Archive of seven original photographs including five silver gelatin prints and two photographic negatives dating to the World War II incarceration period. The images depict small groups and individual portraits of Japanese Americans in relocation centers. One group photograph shows six children seated on a wooden fence with rows of barracks-style housing structures visible behind them. Another image depicts two mothers seated on a wooden bench with their toddler-aged sons in front of a wooded camp building; the verso is inscribed identifying the women as "Mrs. Chyoko Okita" and "Mrs. Hayashima." A school-style portrait of a young girl includes her name written on the recto. Two negatives show adult figures outside built environments including one man standing in a suit before a brick building and another image showing a man posed with three women beside an automobile with leafless trees in the background. The photographs range in size from approximately 1.5 × 2.25 inches to 2.5 × 3.5 inches.<br /> <br /> Japanese American incarceration camps held entire family units between 1942 and 1945 producing a social landscape in which children attended school and families attempted to maintain ordinary routines. Approximately 6000 children were born in War Relocation Authority centers during the war years and many young children spent their earliest developmental years entirely within the camp system. Vernacular photographs such as these offer rare glimpses of daily life beyond official government photography preserving personal moments of families and children navigating incarceration under wartime policy. Minor edge wear to several photographs with otherwise clear images and strong tonal contrast; negatives well preserved. Overall very good condition. An evocative record of Japanese American family life during U.S. internment. unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 20653

‎Marcos De Sales Guerra Tsuzuki, Phd And Thiago De Castro Martins, Phd,‎

‎Simulated Annealing: Strategies Potential Uses and Advantages‎

‎Nova Science Publishers 2014. 1. Hardcover. New/New. Nova Science Publishers hardcover‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : AME_9781631172687 ISBN : 1631172689 9781631172687

‎Anti-Vietnam War Poster‎

‎Anti-Vietnam War Poster Six Million Victims -- the Human Cost of the Indochina War Under President Nixon 1970s‎

‎1970. Anti Vietnam War Poster Six Million Victims -- the Human Cost of the Indochina War Under President Nixon. Philadelphia: American Friends Service Committee 1970s. Measures 17" x 23". Poster on newsprint with black and white photo of President Nixon and a Vietnamese woman crying with her child. Black and red text. The AFSC is a religious organization founded in 1917 working for peace and social justice in the United States and around the world. The text reads: "Six Million Victoms -- The human cost of the Indochina War under President Nixon -- The Cost -- USA: 20000 Americans killed; 111000 wounded over 500 captured or missing in action; $59 billion expended; Inflation: The January 1969 dollar is now worth 85c; Thousands of GI heroin addicts; 1/3 of US Heroin comes from SE Asia -- The Cost -- Indochina: 4.5 million Indochinese civilians killed wounded or made homeless; 1.5 million soldiers killed or wounded on all sides; 40000 South Vietnamese civilians executed without trial by the Thieu regime; 3.7 million tons of bombs dropped 2 tons every 60 seconds." Quarter folds minor tears to the center where folds are evenly toned. Overall very good condition. unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 21254

‎Civil War Trust‎

‎Battle Maps‎

‎Civil War Trust 2018. 114 Civil War battle maps in publisher's 3-ring binder. 3-Ring Binder. Near Fine. Book. Civil War Trust Hardcover‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 1157970