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Defy the Darkness: A Tale of Courage in the Shadow of Mengele

10 reviews
Joe Rosenblum, David Kohn

Praeger Trade, 2000

Remarkable Man, Amazing Story
Defy The Darkness is the story of the author's (Joe Rosenblum) life before, during, and after World War II. After the Germans invaded Poland, he was, due to his Aryan looks, able to survive by working on the farm of a Polish family who were very kind to him. As a result, he was able to bring food to his own family which helped to prolong their lives. Rosenblum was a very remarkable man. He ...

Falcon's Cry: A Desert Storm Memoir

11 reviews

Praeger Trade, 1998

Please read Falcon's Cry and remember that he was not alone.
I first came across the book in the fall of '99. It was at a critical time in my air force career. Soon, the mandate to submit to the anthrax vaccine would require a decision that would obviously affect the rest of my life. Take a vaccine that has been proven to cause terrible reactions and has been whispered to be a root cause of Gulf War Illness or refuse and be subject to military justice ...

Drug Warriors and Their Prey: From Police Power to Police State

10 reviews
Richard Lawrence Miller

Praeger Trade, 1996

Now that I've read this book, I want to burn a flag.
This is one of the most powerful books I've read in a long time. Richard L. Miller deserves an award. In this book, the author details the erosion of civil liberties by the current war on drugs. For those familiar with this area, he trots out the typical points: harsh penalties for minor violations and loss of civil liberties for all. But what makes this book special is the author's analysis of ...

Commando;: A Boer journal of the Boer War

7 reviews
Deneys Reitz

Praeger, 1970

Commando and the Deneys Reitz Trilogy
Commando is the first and best known of the Deneys Reitz trilogy. It autobiographically tells the story of his part in the Boer War. He started as the sixteen year old son of a prominent Boer politician and ended with him joining Jan Smutts on his raid on Port Elizabeth. This is a story of guerrilla warfare based on minimal resources, for instance they used to visit the abandoned camp sites of ...