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HISTORY OF WORLD SPYING, HISTORIE SVETOVE SPIONAZE, Janusz Piekalkiewicz

€32.98

Because members of the secret intelligence services are bound by secrecy

HITLER’S ARMY, HITLEROVA ARMÁDA, Bartov Omer

€16.47

In Hitler's Army, Omer Bartov successfully questions the prevailing view

HITLER’S END, HITLERŮV KONEC, Joachimsthaler Anton

€26.15

The long-missing correction of constantly misrepresented events

HITLER’S JACKALS, HITLEROVI ŠAKALI, Butler Rupert

€17.85

The book Hitler's Jackals bears witness to the high cost to these nations, which the author calls Hitler's jackals

HITLER’S WAR TRAIL, HITLEROVA VÁLEČNÁ STEZKA, David Irving

€23.81

Adolf Hitler from February 3, 1933, when he told his generals in a secret speech his main ambition - to conquer the East - until 3.

HOW THE EMPEROR THE LORD WAS NOT WALKING ON FOOT, JAK CÍSAŘ PÁN NECHODIL PĚŠKY, Milan Hodík, Pavel Landa

€18.53

The authors present in a readable way the mobile means used to transport military persons in the time roughly bounded by the biographical data of Francis Joseph I. (1830-1916).

In German captivity, V německém zajetí, Jiří Beneš

€21.51

The war memoirs of Jiří Beneš, nephew of President Edvard Beneš, were published six months after the end of the war and are exceptional in their content and the person of the author.

In German captivity, V německém zajetí, Jiří Beneš

€21.51

The war memoirs of Jiří Beneš, nephew of President Edvard Beneš, were published six months after the end of the war and are exceptional in their content and the person of the author, who was persecuted for his family relationship with the president during the occupation.

IN THE SIGN OF MEDUSA, VE ZNAMENI MEDUSY, Mario Tobino

€19.22

Interwar Italy was ruled by fascism led by Benito Mussolini, and the "black shirts" used terror against anyone who showed even slight resistance to humility and obedience.

JUNE 23 OR REAL DAY “M”, 23. ČERVEN ANEB OPRAVDOVÝ DEN „M“, Mark Solonin

€19.22

A contemporary Russian independent historian, rejected and ridiculed by "academic" military historians