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Book 1. What you need to know, our falsified history and other forms of cultural Marxist/multiculturalist propaganda. A European declaration of independence. De Laude Novae Militiae. Pauperes commilitones Christi Templique Solomonici.

Book 2. Europe Burning. A European declaration of independence. De Laude Novae Militiae. Pauperes commilitones Christi Templique Solomonici.

Bridges of Europe is fully illustrated with 265 full-color photographs of 70 bridges taken by the author. The bridges chosen for this book are landmark and or significant bridges because of their design, age, height, or length. Bridges are from the Rhine region of Germany Switzerland, Belgium, and the Netherlands. The book contains a description and history of each bridge and a section on bridge basics for easy reference so the reader understands the different bridges, designs, and their uses. Size: 8.5” x 11” Pages: 96

In the year 1862, at age 17, John Hildesheim completed his apprenticeship as a clerk with N.H. Bernhard & Co., a textile manufacturer in Hamburg, Germany. That year, he began a diary (titled Notizen, or “Notes”) and kept it until July, 1927, less than a year before his death at 83. The 65-year journal includes his first employment in Germany and France; his travels in Cuba, Mexico, Haiti, South America, Central America, and California; his marriage to Pauline Meyer in 1869; his career as a merchant in Glasgow and Hamburg; travel through Scotland and Europe; and dramatic technological change.

On August 31, 1939, Raymond Fishler went to sleep at about midnight dreaming of the wonderful future he envisioned for himself. Less than five hours later he was awakened from his peaceful slumber by the start of World War II. After living through a brutal German occupation, his family made a futile attempt to go into hiding to avoid mass liquidation or being transported to the living hell of a concentration camp. Raymond’s mother made him promise to go to America and tell the world what was done to them. He promised he would, and to this day Raymond has told the story of his life’s journey in classrooms and lecture halls and also on the March of the Living, an annual education program ...

This is a substantive record of the ancestry of the Owens families of the northern neck of Virginia, A.D. 1960 to 1178 B.C. The first few chapters are specific to my family tree, starting with Eustace Conway Owens, and following his lineage back to Brutus Silvius, the founder and first King of Britain. However, if your last name is Owens or you have an Owens, Owain, Owen, Jones, Via, Flory, Diehl, Powell, Lewis, Tanner, Tudor, Ludlow, Morris, Merrick, or Meyrick in your family tree, our bloodlines may cross somewhere in this history. Each chapter is representative of a generation. Some Chapters include copies of documents, pictures, or photographs. Historians and scholars still argue tod ...