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13 Hours: The explosive inside story of how six men fought off the Benghazi terror attackAutor: Mitchell Zuckoff
Taschenbuch, 14.01.2016
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Marine Sniper: 93 Confirmed KillsAutor: Charles Henderson
Taschenbuch, 01.10.2001
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Ho Chi Minh: A LifeAutor: William J. Duiker
Taschenbuch, 04.12.2000
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Face Workout- Forever Young: Gesichtskonturen straffen, Falten mildern, Doppelkinn loswerden! Gesichtsyoga-Übungen und inspirierende Tipps, um ... (Gesichtsyoga und bewusste Ernährung)Autor: Sophie Liebelt
Taschenbuch, 27.08.2022
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Das Ende der Unsichtbarkeit: Warum wir über anti-asiatischen Rassismus sprechen müssen | »Ein wirklich wichtiges Buch.« Alice HastersAutor: Hami Nguyen
Gebundene Ausgabe, 19.10.2023
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Das Komma findet seinen Platz – Das Geheimnis der Satzzeichen, ihre Bedeutung und wie man sie kinderleicht anwendet. Ein Buch für Mädchen und Jungen ... das zwar klein, aber enorm wichtig ist.Autor: Heidi Hofmann
Taschenbuch, 27.10.2021
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1825 Tage - Mit der Fremdenlegion auf zwei Kontinenten: Indochina- und Algerienkrieg 1952 - 1957Werner AbendschönTaschenbuch |
The Sacred Willow: Four Generations in the Life of a Vietnamese FamilyMai ElliottTaschenbuchA finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, Duong Van Mai Elliott's The Sacred Willow illuminates recent Vietnamese history by weaving together the stories of the lives of four generations of her family. Beginning with her great-grandfather, who rose from rural poverty to become an influential landowner, and continuing to the present, Mai Elliott traces her family's journey through an era of tumultuous change. She tells us of childhood hours in her grandmother's silk shop, and of hiding while French troops torched her village, watching while blossoms torn by fire from the trees flutter "like hundreds of butterflies" overhead. She makes clear the agonizing choices that split Vietnamese families: her eldest sister left her staunchly anti-communist home to join the Viet Minh, and spent months sleeping in jungle camps with her infant son, fearing air raids by day and tigers by night. And she follows several family members through the last, desperate hours of the fall of Saigon-including one nephew who tried to escape by grabbing the skid of a departing American helicopter. Based on family papers, dozens of interviews, and a wealth of other research, this is not only a memorable family saga but a record of how the Vietnamese themselves have experienced their times. |
Finding the Dragon Lady: The Mystery of Vietnam's Madame NhuMonique Brinson DemeryTaschenbuch |
Triumphant Warrior: The Legend of the Navy's Most Daring Helicopter PilotPeter ShayGebundene Ausgabe |
When Heaven and Earth Changed Places: A Vietnamese Woman's Journey from War to PeaceLe Ly Hayslip, Jay WurtsTaschenbuch |
Red PlatoonClinton RomeshaTaschenbuchIsolated Command Post Keating - one of the most vulnerable U S army bases in Afghanistan. Located at the bottom of a deep valley, soliders are exposed. The Taliban can see every move and attack is imminent. Outnumbered Just before sunrise on 3 October 2009, hundreds of Taliban insurgents open fire from all angles. Red Platoon and the Black Knight Troop are pinned down. They hear the message over the radio: Enemy in the Wire. The Taliban are inside the camp. But never outgunned. This is the heart-stopping, awe-inspiring true story of the platoon's brutal struggle for survival, told by the man who fought to defend his men, and who was awarded the Medal of Honor for his extraordinary bravery. |
Barfuss im Reisfeld: Biografische Erinnerung eines Fremdenlegionärs - Indochina-Krieg 1949 - 1953Karl-Heinz KrauseTaschenbuch |
What It Is Like To Go To WarKarl (Author) MarlantesTaschenbuch |
River of TimeJon SwainTaschenbuchBetween 1970 and 1975 Jon Swain, the English journalist portrayed in David Puttnam's film, The Killing Fields, lived in the lands of the Mekong river. This is his account of those years, and the way in which the tumultuous events affected his perceptions of life and death as Europe never could. He also describes the beauty of the Mekong landscape - the villages along its banks, surrounded by mangoes, bananas and coconuts, and the exquisite women, the odours of opium, and the region's other face - that of violence and corruption. |
Our Man: Richard Holbrooke and the End of the American CenturyGeorge PackerTaschenbuch |
Delta Force: A Memoir by the Founder of the U.S. Military's Most Secretive Special-Operations Unit (English Edition)Autoren: Charlie A. Beckwith, Donald Knox
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