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Ebook - A brilliant analysis of modern European history. The renowned British historian of modern history, Lan Kershaw, in this work builds on his previous book, To Hell and Back: Europe 1914-1949, which he dedicated to the most tragic period of 20th century European history. - author Ian Kershaw, 624 pages, Czech
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Ebook - A remarkable probe into the highest levels of Soviet politics from the 1920s to the early 1950s. Through an analysis of how the team functioned, the author constructs an entirely new image of Stalin in his work and family environments, fundamentally changing our understanding of how the Soviet Union was governed for most of its existence. - author Sheila Fitzpatricková, 384 pages, Czech
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Ebook - author Modris Eksteins, 408 pages, Czech
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Ebook - author Marek Waic, 310 pages, Czech
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Ebook - In the winter of 1933, traveller, journalist and author Patrick Leigh Fermor set off on a journey across Europe. He travelled from the Netherlands, through Germany, Prague and Vienna, mostly on foot, to Istanbul. Later he prepared his diary entries in a literary form and published them in 1977. - by Patrick Leigh Fermor, 338 pages
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Ebook - The Comanche were the most powerful Indian tribe in American history. Renowned for their unrivalled horsemanship and warrior prowess, they managed to stop the expansion of the Spanish empire from Mexico and the French colonists from Louisiana. - by S. C. Gwynne, 400 pages
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Ebook - The mystery of the SS expedition to Tibet led by Ernst Schäfer, around which many speculations still unfold. The author lays out the history and aftermath of this venture and adds critical remarks about the ideological background that led to the formation of this expedition. - by Peter Meier-Husing, 304 pages
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Ebook - Levi's story, whose hero is an 18th-century Piedmontese inquisitor, is a unique attempt to portray the life of rural early modern society in northern Italy. - by Levi Giovanni, 198 pages
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Ebook - The author did not write Death of a City so much for the reader as for himself. She helped him cope with the shocking events he experienced during the Holocaust; it cleared his head and his heart. - author Władysław Szpilman, 205 pages
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