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Craig Suter Author- THE INVENTOR’S WAR: 1933-1947: THE DURABLE IDEAS AND INNOVATIONS OF WORLD WAR TWO

THE INVENTOR’S WAR: 1933-1947: THE DURABLE IDEAS AND INNOVATIONS OF WORLD WAR TWO

by Craig Suter

World War II has never been looked at like this before

Available at: theinventorswar.com

Some facts from The Inventor’s War:

Transfusions blood was separated by race.

More horses died than in any other war.

Hermann Goering ranched raccoons.

Wing drop tanks were made of paper.

A Widget is a young Gremlin.

Now available @ theinventorswar.com

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Craig Suter Author- THE INVENTOR’S WAR 1933-1947 THE DURABLE IDEAS AND INNOVATIONS OF WORLD WAR TWO

THE INVENTOR’S WAR 1933-1947 THE DURABLE IDEAS AND INNOVATIONS OF WORLD WAR TWO

by Craig Suter

No one has ever looked at World War II like this.

World War II produced a large number of innovations so sophisticated that subsequent iterations hardly changed from the original. This includes products for the home, office, and health. Additionally, social changes from the war went on to become the framework of the present society.

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Ronny Herman de Jong Author- RISING FROM THE SHADOW OF THE SUN, A STORY OF LOVE, SURVIVAL AND JOY

RISING FROM THE SHADOW OF THE SUN, A STORY OF LOVE, SURVIVAL AND JOY

by Ronny Herman de Jong

Ronny Herman de Jong has released her second book! RISING FROM THE SHADOW OF THE SUN, A STORY OF LOVE, SURVIVAL AND JOY brings the horror and losses of World War II on Java off the battlefields and military POW camps and into the world of Ronny Herman, who is barely three years old in 1942 when the Japanese conquer Java and force her family into prison camps where they would suffer until 1945. Ronny’s father Fukko, a pilot with the Dutch Naval Air Force, escapes with his squardron hours before the Japanese submarienes encircle the island. Working under British command in Sri Lanka, Fokko’s story is chronicled along the same timeline as that of his wife and children; an interesting link.

RISING FROM THE SHADOW OF THE SUN, A STORY OF LOVE, SURVIVAL AND JOY details her journey from childhood deprivation in WWII Japanese concentration camps to peace and prosperity in the 21st century in the USA. Her historical memoir is available from Booklocker.com, Amazon.com, and Barnes & Noble.com. If you want to know more, please check out her website http://www.ronnyhermandejong.com and when you have read the book and found it interesting please post a review online.

Taken from THE WRITE WORD, the newsletter of The Society of Southwestern Authors Vol. 40. No. 5. Oct./Nov. 2011

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Alejandro Morales Author- THE CAPTAIN OF ALL THESE MEN OF DEATH

THE CAPTAIN OF ALL THESE MEN OF DEATH

by Alejandro Morales

When Robert Contreras attempts to enlist to fight in World War II, he discovders he has tuberculosis and is committed to a sanatorium. While there he meets a series of women who have a profound effect on his life: a mysterious French doctor, a captivating patient, and a sinister acquaintance from a Los Angeles barrio. Meanwhile, a hospital newsletter delivers articles describing the various ways in which tuberculosis patients have been treated throughout history. The author equates the barbaric practices to heinous modern-day medical experimentation and to susperstitious pagan rituals in California barrios.

292 pp Cloth $26.00 ISBN 978-1-931010-40-5
paper $16.00 ISBN 978-1-931010-36-8

Bilingual Review Press

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Craig Suter Author- THE INVENTOR’S WAR: 1933-1947 ; THE DURABLE IDEAS AND INNOVATIONS OF WORLD WAR II

THE INVENTOR’S WAR: 1933-1947; THE DURABLE IDEAS AND INNOVATIONS
OF WORLD WAR II

by Craig Suter

Craig Suter’s THE INVENTOR’S WAR: 1933-1947; THE DURABLE IDEAS AND INNOVATIONS OF WORLD WAR II outlines in some detail stories and little-known facts gleaned from more than four hundred and fifty bibliographic citations. The ballpoint pen, knobby farm tractor tires and Vitamin C have a common element- they were all influential in World War II. There are more than thre hundred everyday civilian products and innovations that came from this war still in use today. Want to know how statistically analysis cut the losses of Allied aircrew? It’s in there. Did you know Italy declared war on the United States partly because we proceeded to manufacture ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) without regard how it affected the Italian economy? Check out Chapter 5. Each of the twelve chapters highlights a different aspect of modern life: home, at work, transportation and recreation. This book was written for the teenage and beyond audience. It is not the typical “war” book. All the usual elements of the war genre have been abandoned in favor of an understanding of the long-range effects of the war on our present-day lives.

570 Pages, Index and Bibliography Published by Ghost River Images and Krieg Books USA

Taken from THE WRITE WORD, the newsletter of The Society of Southwestern Authors Vol. 40. No. 4 Aug/Sept 2011

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Amethyst Moon Publishing and Services- New Books by i Cavalcanti & Frank Stanford

News from Amethyst Moon Publishing and Services

We have had two more book releases, INTERVIEW WITH GODS by i Cavalcanti and THE BLACKSMITH’S SON Son by Frank Stanford.

INTERVIEW WITH GODS is an intriguing read based on Brazilian author i Cavalcanti’s goals. He said, “I’m starting on a new challenge of sharing with everyone, through writing, some of my own visions. I strongly believe that through knowledge sharing we can create a society that is mentally and ecologically sustainable.”

Requested by readers of his first book, MY GARDEN TRIBUTE: A COLLECTION OF WORLD WAR II STORIES of World War II Stories, British author Frank Stanford brings us THE BLACKSMITH’S SON. This book is the true account of Frank’s experiences growing up in the 1940s as the son of a blacksmith, including being evacuated from his home as a child due to WW II.

As always, we truly appreciate your support of our authors!

All the best,

Lin

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Jeff Kildow Author- AMERICA UNDER ATTACK

AMERICA UNDER ATTACK

An Alternative History of World War Two

by Jeff Kildow

What if WWII Germany had developed long range bombers that could reach the US? How would that have changed the war in Europe and especially here at home?

Get your copy at http://www.IMPRBooks.com

Blog: jeffkildow.wordpress.com

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