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War under the waves Hunters from the sky The battle of the Bismarck sea
R 95
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Dowding & the Battle of Britain & The lost command Lonely warrior
R 95
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The Fighter aces of the R.A.F & Thunderbolt The battle of Britain story strike from the sky
R 95
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Lot of five airplane war story books Me among the ruins by Donald Jack The mercenaries by John Harris The gunner by William Stevens Gunships, The killing zone by Jack Hamilton Teed War, Readiness at the dawn by Wing Commander, Ronald Adam, OBE.
R 125
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Lot of 5 airplane war story books 633 Squadron by Frederick E. Smith Aircraft carrier by John Winton The unfeeling sky by Peter Saxon A Day is 26 hours by Geoff Parnell Taken at the flood by Bernard Newman
R 125
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Fiction of very high calibre, exciting, moving and blood-chilling in its raw credibility.Two men, each a brilliant shot, one Russian and the other German, stalk each other in the ruins of the city. Will either survive? Dead heroes or living legends, only time will tell. 1986 Hamish Hamilton small red ex library Hardback with Dust Jacket by David Cox. Dust jacket has little wear and corners of hardback show little wear. 167pp, pages .
R 35
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South Africa (All cities)
From Dolly Gray to Sarie Marais: The Boer War in Popular Memory by Michael Rice 2004 - 240 pages -. Signed by the author Hard Cover in Good Condition. No dust cover During the twentieth century, popular opinion about the Boer War underwent a fascinating and telling metamorphosis From Dolly Gray to Sarie Marais gives recognition to a largely unacknowledged but substantial body of popular historical writing over a period of one hundred years that reflects hopes, fears, perceptions and prejudices and memories of ordinary people: popular memory in fiction. The writing about the Boer War in the popular press and fiction provides vivid insights into what ordinary people thought and felt (or were supposed to have thought or felt) about the Anglo-Boer conflict. But more than that, popular culture often gives vivid and interesting insights into the contemporary concerns of writers and their readers of a particular era. In this respect it often maps interesting historical and ideological changes in the South African experience from imperialism through union to the Apartheid era.
R 250
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SIGNED BY AUTHOR. 2004. Hard cover. 240 pages. Very good condition. Under 1kg. During the twentieth century, popular opinion about the Boer War underwent a fascinating and telling metamorphosis From Dolly Gray to Sarie Marais gives recognition to a largely unacknowledged but substantial body of popular historical writing over a period of one hundred years that reflects hopes, fears, perceptions and prejudices and memories of ordinary people: popular memory in fiction. The writing about the Boer War in the popular press and fiction provides vivid insights into what ordinary people thought and felt (or were supposed to have thought or felt) about the Anglo-Boer conflict. But more than that, popular culture often gives vivid and interesting insights into the contemporary concerns of writers and their readers of a particular era. In this respect it often maps interesting historical and ideological changes in the South African experience from imperialism through union to the Apartheid era.
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Straf battalion 999 Monte Cassino The ninety and nine The Siege Spoils of war
R 100
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South Africa
With Rommel in the Desert Escape from Corregidor Combat The war with Germany
R 95
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1999, reprinted. Hard cover with dust cover. 304 pages. Very good condition. Tightly bound, neat and clean. The dust cover has minor edgewear. Over 1kg. More than two hundred illustrations, photographs, and maps combine with an abridged edition of the author's critically acclaimed The Boer War to chronicle the events, personalities, causes, and consequences of the war. The Boer War by Thomas Pakenham is mammoth in scope and scholarship, as vivid, fast-moving and breathtakingly compelling as the finest fiction. This is the definitive account of this extraordinary conflict -- a war precipitated by greed and marked by almost inconceivable blundering and brutalities... and whose shattering repercussions can be felt to this very day.
R 130
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i have an old booklet featuring planes from world war 2.was to identitify planes flying over at the time.make an offer....
R 9
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Appointment in Crete & Saturday at MI9 Strike hard, strike sure
R 95
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Faith is a windsock / The Blue Max The sea shall not have them The Russian Convoys Will not we fear
R 125
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Skip bomber & Maximum effort Mission Incredible & Squadron airborne Sky battle
R 125
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