David Welch Libri

Lance Spangler grew up in a rural town inAlabama. Diversity was an ugly word causinghim to recede from mankind and life. Taken byhis family to a foreign country as a missionaryfurthered the distance between his knownworld and aided in alienating the realm whichcannot be seen. Severe trauma was to bringhis life to an end until his father came to himoffering a journey he had long since felt wasimprobable. A "fishing trip" can mean little tomany but actually saved this writer's life. Thisis a story where hate is revered and justifiedand where the heartfelt statement "Te quieroi te amo" can mean the difference between lifeand death. This is a love story between oneman and his father.

Focusing on Hitler's career, this exploration delves into the intricate historiographical debates about his influence in the Third Reich. It examines his personality, ideologies, and the dynamics of his power, providing a nuanced understanding of this infamous historical figure.

The book explores the strategic use of visual imagery and propaganda by both Allied and Axis forces during World War II, highlighting how these tools were employed to influence public opinion and rally support for their respective causes. It delves into specific campaigns and materials that shaped perceptions, revealing the power of propaganda in wartime communication.

Intrigue and violence permeate this collection of fiction, which ranges from flash pieces to longer narratives. Each story delves into the depths of the human experience, challenging the boundaries of both landscape and character. Through a variety of tales, the author explores complex themes, immersing readers in a vivid and thought-provoking world.

Covering the transformative period from 1871 to 2000, this collection features a curated selection of documents organized by thematic topics. Each section is supported by a clear historical context and a chronological chart, enhancing the reader's understanding of pivotal events. The second edition updates the content to reflect significant themes in European history, making it a valuable resource for those studying the complexities and developments of modern Europe.

David Welch fully examines German society - politics, propaganda, public opinion and total war - in the Great War.

In this book, the leading historian of propaganda presents the best examples from the wartime information machine and reveals the history behind this key government body

A historical and practical guide to one of the great British car manufacturers. Armstrong Siddeley was one of the leading brands of British motor cars from the 1920s to the 1960s.

One of the world's leading writers on propaganda and information projection presents a remarkably detailed history and critique of the workings and development of the COI from its origins in the Second World War through to the era of AIDS and the threat of nuclear war.