When the guns began to roar in Normandy the allied nations were summoned to Bretton Woods to learn what was required of them in monetary matters. They were presented with a long and compli

  The treachery is that of Churchill and Roosevelt. The story, based on the letters, memoirs and speeches of those who took part, tells how Churchill and Roosevelt surrendered Poland - t

  “Hidden away in the Record Department of the sprawling Ministry of Truth, Winston Smith skillfully rewrites the past to suit the needs of the Party. Yet he inwardly rebels agains

  With his vast fortune, Cecil Rhodes funded the Rhodes scholarship program for carefully selected English-speaking students from the US, Canada and other countries. The program is designed

  “Herbert Rhodes (Aussie) Hammond, was born in Salisbury, Rhodesia, of South African parents. At an early age he went to live in Australia. He returned to South Africa in 1938 and

  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 t

  Author Bill (W.C.) Manifold was doing Engineering Science at Melbourne University when IIWW broke out. He left to join the RAAF, qualifying as a pilot early in 1942 (in Canada). Des

    In this, the newer version of the dastardly murder of America’s best loved and greatest citizen, may be found not only the story of the greatest crime ever committed agai

    Churchill’s War, The Struggle for Power, begins with Churchill in disgrace and battling to survive in a hostile political environment. Winston Churchill was a man who des

    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

    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.

    The book provides a provocative analysis of the 2nd World War’s most sensational domestic political trial and an exposure of the sinister anti-libertarian, internationalist forces be