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Business of Lunch by Ian Norrie. The Butcher of Lyon: The Butterfly by Patricia Polacco. Buying a House in France by Andre de Vries. By Honor Bound by Helen Rosburg. Cabin Pressure Series 3 by John Finnemore. The Cambridge Modern History, Volume 8: Writing by Albert Camus. Canada at Vimy by D. The Canadian Army and the Normandy Campaign: Candide, Zadig, and Selected Stories by Voltaire.

Les Canons de Saint-Marcouf: Capetian France, by Elizabeth M. Kings of France, by Jim Bradbury. Capital Cities at War: In Search of Lost Time, Vol. V Modern Library Classics v. The Cardinal and the Queen by Evelyn Anthony. The Cardinal's Heir by Jaki Demarest. Carnival Coast by Charlotte Lamb. Cassell's history of the war between France and Germany, by Edmund Ollier. Castle Eyewitness Books by Christopher Gravett. Castle Crespin by Allen Andrews.

The Castle of the Devil by Scott Allie. Fortresses of the Albigensian Crusade by Marcus Cowper. The Cathars and the Albigensian Crusade: The Cathedral Builders by Jean Gimpel. Cathedral of the Black Madonna: Les cathedrales de France by Auguste Rodin. Cathedrals of France by Auguste Rodin. Renaissance Queen of France by Leonie Frieda. Reformation Era by Barbara A. Catherine De' Medici by R. Portrait of a Woman by Robert K. Catholic activism in south-west France, by Kevin Gould. Cave Art by Jean Clottes. Cemeteries and Society in Merovingian Gaul: His Life and Times by Sarah Bradford.

Chantal by Claire Lorrimer. Defender of France by Sam Epstein. Charming Small Hotel Guides: Charming Small Hotels Guide: Chartres by George Henderson. Chartres by Valoire Blois. Chartres and the Birth of the Cathedral by Titus Burckhardt. Chartres Cathedral by Malcolm Miller. Chartres Cathedral by Robert Branner. The Making of a Miracle by Colin Ward.

Chasing the Rebel by Tyler Flynn. Chateau D'Armor by Rebecca Stratton. Chateau of Echoes by Siri L. Chateau of Flowers by Denise Robins. Les Chevaliers, tome 2: Christmas in France by Corinne Ross.

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Christmas in France First Facts: Christmas around the World by Jack Manning. Chronicle of the French Revolution, by Clifton Daniel. War Diary, by Vera Brittain. The Church in History by B. Churchill's Sacrifice of the Highland Division: France by Saul David. The Cinderella Factor by Sophie Weston. Cinderella on His Doorstep by Rebecca Winters. Cities of light and sons of the morning; a cultural psychology for an age of revolution by Martin Burgess Green.

Napoleon in Power by Philip Dwyer. City of crows by Chris Womersley. Classic French Cooking by Craig Claiborne. Made in France by Edward Force. Claudine at School by Colette. Clemenceau by Geoffrey Bruun. Clemenceau and the Third Republic by J. The cloister and the citadel by Brigid Knight. Clothar the Frank by Jack Whyte. Coal, Steel, and the Rebirth of Europe, Britannia's Sea Wolf by Donald Thomas. Code Name Christiane Clouet: Code Name Verity by Elizabeth Wein. Cold Plague by Daniel Kalla. The Collapse of the Third Republic: Collected Poems by E.

A Novel by B. Des colonies modernes sous la zone torride, by Jean Barre de Saint-Venant. A Colony of Citizens: The colour of distance: Season 1, Campaign 2 by Bernard McEveety. Season 2, Mission 1 by Bernard McEveety. Season 2, Mission 2 by Bernard McEveety. Season 3, Operation 1 by Alan Crosland Jr.

Season 3, Operation 2 by Bernard McEveety. Season 4, Conflict 1 by Alan Crosland Jr. Season 4, Conflict 2 by Alan Crosland Jr. Season 5, Invasion 1 by Bernard McEveety. Season 5, Invasion 2 by Bernard McEveety. Season 1, Campaign 1 by Bernard McEveety. Come the Vintage by Anne Mather. The Coming Plague by Laurie Garrett. A World View by Gabriel A. A Novel by Sybille Bedford. The Confederate Nation by Emory M. The Confetti Bed by Frances Paige.

Conscience Point by Erica Abeel. Console and Classify by Jan E. Conspiracy in the French Revolution by Peter R. Constantine's Sword by James Carroll. Politics and society since by D. Contemporary French cooking by Waverley Lewis Root. Continental Contract by Don Pendleton. The Cooking of Provincial France by M. A Cool and Lonely Courage: France Cool Camping by Nicola Williams. Cool Hotels France by Martin N. Coordinates of Yes by Janee J.

A Serial Thriller by Jeffery Deaver. The Corps of Engineers: Countries of the World France by Stefan Chabluk. Courtesan by Dora Levy Mossanen. The Courtesan by Susan Carroll. Courtesan by Diane Haeger. The Courtier and the Heretic: The Courts of Love by Jean Plaidy. Courts of Love, Castles of Hate: The courts of love; a romance of medieval France by Peter Bourne. The Cover-Up at Omaha Beach: Cracking Hitler's Atlantic Wall: Anatomy of a Battle by Henri de Wailly. The Last Crusade by Orlando Figes. Cross-channel Attack by Gordon A.

The Crowd in History: Crown in Candlelight by Rosemary Hawley Jarman. The Crown of Mexico: Triumph of the Longbow by David Nicolle. The Cube and the Cathedral: Cubism and Its Enemies: The Cuisine of the Rose by Mireille Johnston. Culinaria France by Andre Domine. Cultural Atlas of France by John Ardagh. Culture and Society in France by F. Culture and society in France, ;: Dissidents and philistines by F.

The Culture of Clothing: France by Sally Adamson Taylor. D-Day by Martin Gilbert. D-Day by Lance Goddard. Insights into how science, technology and engineering made the Normandy invasion possible Operations Manual by Jonathan Falconer. D-Day Cornerstones of Freedom: Second by Tom McGowen. Omaha Beach by Howard Gerrard. D-Day and the Battle of Normandy: Anatomy of the Normandy Campaign by Charles Messenger. Beachhead to Breakout by George Balin. D-Day Then and Now: Voices from Normandy by Robin Neillands. Omaha Beach by Milton Shapiro.

Spearhead of Invasion by R. The First 24 Hours by Will Fowler. The Invasion of Europe by Al Hine. The Guide by Georges Bernage. The Surreal Story by Stan Lauryssens. Dancing on the Bridge of Avignon by Ida Vos. Dandelion Soup by Babs Horton. Dangerous Pretence by Flora Kidd. Dangerous to Know by Tasha Alexander. Danse Macabre by Aubrey Burl. Dark Angels by Karleen Koen. Catherine de Medici and her children by Marguerite Vance. The Dark Goddess by Marvin H.

Dark Guardian by Christine Feehan. Dark Rider by Iris Johansen. The Darkening Sea by Alexander Kent. Darling Jasmine by Bertrice Small. Daughter of France by Liz Forrest. Daughter of Silk by Linda Lee Chaikin. The Daughters of Mars by Thomas Keneally. Daughters of the Grail by Elizabeth Chadwick. Daughters of the Storm by Elizabeth Buchan. Daum by Clotilde Bacri. Dawn of D-Day by David Howarth. Dawn Song by Sara Craven. A Day at the Races by Frances Paige. Day of the Bees by Thomas Sanchez.

Day the Devils Dropped In: Come by Neil Barber. The Dead and Those About to Die: Death Comes as Epiphany by Sharan Newman. Death in Bordeaux by Allan Massie. Death in the City of Light: The Death of Napoleon by Simon Leys. Death Wears a Crown by Quinn Fawcett. The debate on the French Revolution, by Alfred Cobban.

The Debt to Pleasure by John Lanchester. Debts of Dishonor by Jill Paton Walsh. A Decade of Revolution, — by Crane Brinton. Decision in Normandy by Carlo D'Este. The Deepening Stream by Dorothy Canfield. Defenders of the Faith: Democracy by Charles Tilly. The democratic ideal in France and England, Current problems: Ernest Barker by David Thomson. The Desert Fox in Normandy: The Devil in Love by Barbara Cartland.

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The Devil on Horseback by Victoria Holt. The Devil's Path by Richard Turner. The Devil's Queen by Jeanne Kalogridis. Libretto Opera by Francis Poulenc. The Diamond by Julie Baumgold. The Diamond Slipper by Jane Feather. Diary of an Indian Cavalry Officer, by R. Diary of the Dark Years, Diderot by Otis Fellows. Dig or Die by Kenneth Redline.

The Dirt on Clean: An Unsanitized History by Katherine Ashenburg. The Dirty Dozen by E. The discipline of power; essentials of a modern world structure by George W. Le Discours politique en France by Pierre Brechond. The Discovery of France by Graham Robb. Dispatches From the Heart: A Brief Life by Paul Smith.

The Distaff Side by Frances Paige. DK Eyewitness Travel Guides: The Doctor and the Damned by Albert Haas. Doctor to the Resistance: Dark Eyes by Nicholas Briggs. The Massacre by John Lucarotti. Dominion by Fred Saberhagen. Don't Forget Me, Cobber: The Battle of Fromelles by Robin S.

Donadieu by Fritz Hochwalder. Doorbraak naar de Seine by David Mason. Double Doubting by Jeneth Murrey. Twelfth by Adam Hargreaves. The Dream of Scipio by Iain Pears. The Dressmaker by Kate Alcott. The Drowning People by Richard Mason. The Du Mauriers by Daphne du Maurier. A Novel of Eleanor by Margaret Ball.

The Duchess of Dino by Philip Ziegler. The Duel for France, A Duel of Jewels by Barbara Cartland. Dunkerque by Jacques Mordal. Dunkirk World at War by R. Dunkirk by Patrick Oddone. Operation Dynamo by Doug Dildy. Dunkirk and the Great Western: A plain and authentic account of the experiences of some Great Western steamships during the evacuation of the Expeditionary Force from Dunkirk and western France by Ashley Brown.

Dunkirk Crescendo by Bodie Thoene. Retreat to Victory by Julian Thompson. The British Evacuation, by Robert Jackson. The Great Escape by A. The Incredible Escape by Norman Gelb.

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The Patriotic Myth by Nicholas Harman. Dunkirk by James Holland. Dying by the Sword by Sarah D'Almeida. Eagles and Bulldogs in Normandy, Early French bookmarks by Asim Maner. Early Investigations of Ceres and the Discovery of Pallas: Easy French Phrase Book: The Ecology of War: Economic geography of France by David Ian Scargill.

A Novel by Adam Schwartzman. Adventures of a Curious Woman by Alice Steinbach. Education, culture, and politics in modern France by W. Eight Great Tragedies by Sylvan Barnet. The Eighteenth Century in France: Society, Decoration, Furniture by Pierre Verlet. Eisenhowers Lieutenants Volume 1 by Russell F.

Eleanor of Aquitaine by Alison Weir. Eleanor of Aquitaine by Alan Savage. Eleanor the Queen by Norah Lofts. Elections in the French Revolution: An Apprenticeship in Democracy, by Malcolm Crook. Eleven Days in August: The Liberation of Paris in by Matthew Cobb. Elizabeth I by J. The Life of the Society by A. The Eloquence of Blood by Judith Rock. Emblematic structures in Renaissance French culture by Daniel S.

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The End of French Predominance in Europe: France by oecd publishing. England's Last War Against France: Fighting Vichy by Colin Smith. England, France, and Christendom, by J. The English Girl by Daniel Silva. Enlightenment and the Shadows of Chance: Ephemeriden der Menschheit, 4. Band by Isaak Iselin. The epic of Vimy by W. Episode 1 by Jalil Lespert.

Essays on French history and historians by John Stuart Mill. Fury, Volume 1 by Stan Lee. Essential Van Gogh by James Smith. The Removal to Washington, D. Europe and the French Imperium, — by Geoffrey Bruun. Europe and the French Revolution: Art in France and Western Europe c. European History by Michael J. Evergreen Gallant by Jean Plaidy. Every Valley Shall Be Exalted": France by Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Develop.

Examens Environnementaux de L'Ocde: The Execution by Sharon Cramer. Executive Lady by Sophie Weston. Exploring France by Fodor's. Exploring Rural France by Andrew Sanger. Misbehaving With the Magnate by Kelly Hunter. Eye of the Needle by Ken Follett. Eyeless in Gaza by Aldous Huxley. Fair Stood the Wind for France by H. Death of an Army by Ken Ford. The Fall by Albert Camus. The Fall of France: May-June by Martin Marix Evans. The Nazi Invasion of by Julian Jackson. Book Two by Ellie Malet Spradbery.

The False Rhyme by Mary Shelley. The Far Shore by Edward Ellsberg. Farewell to the Muse: An eye-witness account of her tragedy by Oscar Pollak. Fatale by Jean-Patrick Manchette. Festivals and the French Revolution by Mona Ozouf. Fifth Business by Robertson Davies. The Fifth French Republic: Presidents, Politics and Personalities: Your Web browser is not enabled for JavaScript. Some features of WorldCat will not be available.

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In he married a woman from Danzig. Unlike black and Jewish colleagues and friends of his, Brody survived the racist regime of the Nazis while remaining active and successful as an artist. His roles often emphasized the racial stigmas prevalent against blacks in Germany at the times. December 1, — June 14, was a film cinematographer who was Greta Garbo's personal lensman. Early in his career he worked regularly with director Erich von Stroheim. He started his film career in His career as a cinematographer extended fifty years from the silent film Foolish Wives to Move , although he was an uncredited camera operator on two earlier films and He also was associate producer of a few films in the s and was President of American Society of Cinematographers — Leo Birinski June 8, — October 23, was a playwright, screenwriter and director.

As a playwright in Europe he gained his biggest popularity in — , then he was forgotten. From the s to s he worked mainly as a screenwriter, first in Germany, later in the USA. In the USA he returned to writing the stage plays.

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Until recently, only a minimal amount of information about his life was available. In addition there were many legends and rumours concerning Birinski's person, some of them even spread by himself. For example, the false report of his "suicide" in even found its way from the newspaper obituaries into encyclopedias. Variations in his name Leo Birinski — surname after his mother, approx.

Other variations in spelling and form: Birinski, Leo Birinsky, Lev G. Zilzer's mother died soon after his birth, and his father returned to Germany in Zilzer appeared on stage in child roles and made his first movie appearance in the age of Around , he moved back to the United States, but had only small success as an actor.

He returned to Germany. According to a Jewish Telegraphic Agency newspaper article, he "was a featured player of UFA in the palmy days before the Furore [Hitler]",[1] but after Adolf Hitler's rise to power, Zilzer fled to France, where he worked dubbing voices in several French versions of Hollywood productions.

Applying for a visa at the U. This list does not include films from United Artists before MGM distributed their films except for co-productions , nor does it include films originally released by other companies e. April 14, April 21, Sherlock Jr. Distribution only; produced by Joseph M. She is celebrated for saving the lives of soldiers from both sides without discrimination and in helping some Allied soldiers escape from German-occupied Belgium during the First World War, for which she was arrested. She was accused of treason, found guilty by a court-martial and sentenced to death.

Despite international pressure for mercy, she was shot by a German firing squad. Her execution received worldwide condemnation and extensive press coverage. The night before her execution, she said, "Patriotism is not enough. I must have no hatred or bitterness towards anyone. Her strong Anglican beliefs propelled her to help all those who needed it, both German and Allied soldiers. He started his acting career on the stage in Berlin under the direction of Max Reinhardt at the Deutsches Theater.

In the early s, he was a member of the Holtorf-Truppe, a stock theater group that included future director Veit Harlan. Later he began working in silent and sound films; he landed supporting roles in Assassination, Queen Louise and Land Without Women. In , along with Leni Riefenstahl, he appear It is the second book in the Anno Dracula series and takes place during the Great War, 30 years after the first novel. Plot The book takes place during World War I and explores the Diogenes Club's efforts to investigate Germany's attempt to make powerful, undead fliers.

One of their more successful efforts is an undead flier known as the Red Baron. The story also features Edgar Allan Poe as a vampire writer assigned to ghostwrite the Red Baron's autobiography. Setting The book is set in an alternate history universe in which Professor Van Helsing failed in his efforts to kill Count Dracula. This resulted in a vampire proliferation across the world.

The book combines a large number of historical and fictional characters, as did its predecessor, Anno Dracula, and pays tribute to a great many World War I movies and novels. Wilfred Josephs 24 July — 17 November was an English composer. He subsequently became a dentist, qualifying as a Bachelor of Dental Surgery of the University of Durham in He later studied at the Guildhall School in London. In his Requiem, a complete setting of the Hebrew Kaddish,[2] written in memory of the Jews who died during the Holocaust, won the first International Composing Competition of the City of Milan and La Scala - then the biggest musical award in the world, after which he gave up dentistry and became a full-time composer.

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