Nazism cursed the European continent and tried to dominate the world. It was a racist dogma established and enforced by ruthless bullies and brutal criminals. Before Adolf Hitler was crushed, 60 million people died.Nazis murdered people around the clock on their treadmills-of-death after developing fast, modern ways to kill large masses of human beings quickly.They extended their cruelties into the realm of medicine, grinning doctors -- many of them once distinguished profe...

A young female cop confronts an Old South power structure; things go wrong when a street Maf gets big ideas; an Irish rebel begins a new life inAmerica; a Louisiana boy confronts stark reality in Civil War Spain.

Massive armies fought to the death in muddy and bloody trenches on the Western Front from 1914 to 1918. One soldier was Adolf Hitler, later to become the Fuhrer of Germany. This is the story of the years of warfare which helped to shape his mindset and world-view and made him one of the most evil presences known to mankind.

Adolf Hitler, the Nazi Fuhrer, is recognized as the most wicked, bloodthirsty mind of the 20th Century. But what drove this face-in-the-crowd from rural and small town Austria to commit his hate-fueled aggressions and atrocities? How did a high school dropout come to rule from the Arctic Circle to the shores of the Mediterranean Sea? How was he able to persuade a great, civilized nation to march in lockstep with him past the very gates of Hell? When Hitler was done, 60 million people were ...

Bloody warfare raged along the South Atlantic coast from 1861 until 1865, much of it overlooked in the headlines of the day, later quickly and happily forgotten.But it happened, American against American, brother against brother, father against son, neighbor against neighbor along the quiet tide creeks and hidden inlets and across the trackless, sighing green marshes.From Port Royal to Ocean Pond, from the barricades of Charleston to the red clay rut roads that Sherman's ve...

As World War II grinds to a halt with the inexorable destruction of Germany, General Hermann Fegelein, a very discouraged veteran of the Eastern Front, is assigned by his friend, Reichsfuhrer Himmler, to the Berghof as liaison with the Fuhrer's command center. There he meets the lovely Fraulein Eva Barun, isolated in the lofty Alps, and bored with the little town and the endless war. A passionate love affair begins and Eva brings him into her life, ultimately demanding that he marry her si...

Nazism cursed the European continent and tried to dominate the world. It was a racist dogma established and enforced by ruthless bullies and brutal criminals. Before Adolf Hitler was crushed, 60 million people died. Nazis murdered people around the clock on their treadmills-of-death after developing fast, modern ways to kill large masses of human beings quickly. They extended their cruelties into the realm of medicine, grinning doctors -- many of them once distinguished profes...

Whether you're George Washington or Meg Ryan, Clint Eastwood or Julia Roberts, Billy Bob Thornton or The Lady Chablis, you'll love Savannah's old, oak-shaded boulevards, her striking array of ironwork and classical architecture, her quiet parks, towering history, bustling Waterfront, and Old South ways. It's all inside "Savannah: The New Century Guidebook," along with walking, driving and bicycle tours of the National Historic Landmark District and the Victorian District, along w...

Bloody warfare raged along the South Atlantic coast from 1861 until 1865, much of it overlooked in the headlines of the day, later quickly and happily forgotten.But it happened, American against American, brother against brother, father against son, neighbor against neighbor along the quiet tide creeks and hidden inlets and across the trackless, sighing green marshes.From Port Royal to Ocean Pond, from the barricades of Charleston to the red clay rut roads that Sherman's ve...

"Savannah's ironwork communicates to us in a language as clear as any spoken or written tongue. Bootscrapers advise of the poor conditions of the roadways of their day; a lamp-post explains how the city was illuminated; a chimney-crane or a cauldron tell how people cooked their food." --From "Ironwork of Savannah"

Who killed President John F. Kennedy?The Dallas Police closed the case on the afternoon of November 24 1963, and it was closed again as Election Day 1964 approached by the Lyndon Johnson-appointed Warren Commission.No trial of the alleged shooter was ever held, and no solid evidence ever introduced. As history shows, the accused assassin denied guilt, uncommon among those who kill for political or philosophical reasons, though it was admitted he had 'no motive.'The ...

Adolf Hitler, who became the Fuhrer of Germany, spent 1914 through 1918 as a front line soldier in and near the trenches in France and Belgium. This experience played a role in shaping him into one of the most evil presences in the history of mankind. This book tells the story of his time in combat during WWI.