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In this Book, the Author, John Barron, takes a look at the Soviet Union's clandestine secret service, known as the KGB. Much of the information in the Book is from citizens of the Soviet Union, who were former KGB agents and personnel from the U.S. and other countries Intelligence Agencies, who came in contact with the KGB and were willing to share information to the author. Book has 462 pages and includes a section of photos that pertain to the subject.

This Book is a discussion of new research and a new perspective of history in Kansas, particularly when the subjects of ethnicity, race and social conditions are considered. The Editor, Rita Napier, penned a 32-page Introduction to prepare readers for the Book's subject matter. Each Chapter of the Book has been written by a contributing subject matter researcher. Book has 416 pages including the notes, credits and index.

This Book is essentially a biography of Katharine Hepburn, a renown American actress and leading lady in many of the top movies produced. This Book was written over an extended number of years through visits and interviews by the author. It is a story about love, friendship, career and family. Book has 370 pages.

This is an American Special Contents reprinting of the original Book by Author, Robert Louis Stevenson. It was reprinted in 1949 by Random House and is in Good condition. The Book has 228 pages and several color pages of imagery plus black and white drawings.

This Book is a terrific account of events leading up to the Battle of Gettysburg, the commanders, the men, and the Battle itself. The Author, Michael Shaara, won the Pulitzer Prize for this work of historical fiction when the First Edition was released in 1974. This Book was required reading for military officers attending the Command and General Staff College in the 1990's. This is rated as the best piece of literature on the Battle of Gettysburg. Book has 374 pages and several maps.

This Book by American Author, Richard Watt, is an indepth research and analysis of the harsh treatment of Germany by the Allies in the Treaty of Versailles. As a result of the Treaty and the taking of German territories, a defeated Germany rose again to initiate an even greater War, World War II. The Author explains how President Wilson and other Allied leaders could possibly have prevented World War II with a more just peace Treaty with Germany.

This Book was written by General Matthew Ridgway, who had a distinguished military career in both World War II and in Korea. This writing is especially timely in 2022 as there are several potential conflicts around the world. General Ridgway not only discusses the Korean War and the firing of General MacArthur, but also how an all-out War in Asia was avoided and the necessity of Limited Warfare in the future. This Book contains several sections of photographs, a chronological lsting of major events of the Korean War and several Appendices.