WILLlAM GUY CARR, R,D, COMMANDER R.C.N. (Born: June 2, 1895, Died: October 2, 1959) Commander Carr had a distinguished naval career, he served in both World Wars. At the early age of twelv

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    The second volume of “Churchill’s War” narrates the middle years of World War Two. The first volume chronicled a chain of disasters through the fall of France to the debacle in G

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    President Harry S. Truman had appointed Robert H. Jackson as Chief of Council for the U.S., Charged with mounting the prosecution of the major AXIS war criminals at Nuremberg. A number

    In this important work, Dr Sunic takes a detailed look at the European “New Right,” a significant intellectual movement of men and women who are concerned about he survival of the

    “It is with mixed feelings that we present here the first real expose ever undertaken on “The Diary of Anne Frank.” From having been positive to the diary our standpoint graduall

    The Cult of the All-Seeing Eye has existed under many names and guises for thousands of years. Through the ages its high priests have worshipped before unhallowed altars dedicated to t

    Many Americans today feel there is no point in studying the past for the answers to our present national problems. This attitude of focusing on the present, while ignoring the lessons

  The knowledgeable recognize that GOOD GOVERNMENT is SMALL GOVERNMENT. To thinkers, total planning and central control cannot be achieved by Big Government; whenever it steps beyond i

  On April 6th, 1917, the US Congress declared war on Germany , in accord with the impassioned entreaties of President Wilson, first of great LIBERAL Heroes, barely five months after w

    1922, 2 articles by Mrs Nesta Webster, entitled “Boche and Bolshevik” prompted Gen. Ludendorff to authorize Herr K. Kurlen to make some denials. Mrs Webster rebutted. The discussio

    "In the study of every event there is to be considered – the nature and force of the attack and the organization of the defence. Great Britain has now been at war continuously for 16

  Marxian Communism, which today enslaves a third of the world’s population, continues to gain adherents among idealists who see in it a society which will end poverty and bring about a mo

  “The Aryan Origin of the Alphabet, Disclosing the Sumero – Phoenician Parentage of our Letters, Ancient and Modern” – L. A. Waddell, Fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute (

  Capitalism requires incessant industrial expansion to mop up the excess capital created by debt-fueled economies. When the bankers create money out of thin air, and lend it at interest,

  Tom Watson was a legendary figure of American history whose life encompassed the mastery of more than one field of endeavor. He is best known as the politician, but his writings in t

    This book, is ‘an expose’ by P. Compton of secret forces that, demoniac or man-controlled, took over the government of the Catholic Church, in furtherance of a centuries-old plot t

  “A Brush With Nature” is not only a fitting tribute to our early settlers who endured the privations and hardships only known by those who have experienced them but tells the story t