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Biografien historischer Persönlichkeiten aus den Philippinen
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American Caesar: Douglas MacArthur 1880 - 1964Autor: William Manchester
Gebundene Ausgabe, 30.09.1978
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Maverick Marine: General Smedley D. Butler and the Contradictions of American Military HistoryAutor: Hans Schmidt
Taschenbuch, 23.07.1998
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Oltre i confini del mondo. La storia di Ferdinando Magellano e della prima straordinaria circumnavigazione della terraAutor: Laurence Bergreen
Gebundene Ausgabe, 23.11.2020
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Every Ounce of Courage: A Daughter's Reflections On Her Mother's BraveryAutor: Elizabeth Ann Besa-Quirino
Taschenbuch, 10.06.2023
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Admiral Halsey's StoryAutoren: J. Bryan, William F. Halsey
Taschenbuch, 08.12.2023
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Bluse Grau Damen Activewear-Langarm Damen Langarmshirt Farbblock Drucken Neckholder T-Shirt Sexy Cold Schoulder Oberteil mit Kettenausschnitt Herbst Bluse TopsTextilien |
Rizal's Own Story of His Life (Mint Editions (In Their Own Words: Biographical and Autobiographical Narratives))Autor: José Rizal
Taschenbuch, 02.09.2025
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True Version Of The Philippine Revolution (1899)Autor: Emilio Aguinaldo Y Famy
Taschenbuch, 10.12.2008
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Embracing The Philippines: The Journey Of History, Culture And Natural WondersAutor: Steve Garwood
Taschenbuch, 24.02.2024
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Duterte Harry: fire and fury in the PhilippinesJonathan MillerTaschenbuch |
Theodore Rex (Modern Library Paperbacks)Edmund MorrisTaschenbuchPaperback |
American Guerrilla: The Forgotten Heroics of Russell W. Volckmann--The Man Who Escaped from Bataan, Raised a Filipino Army Against the JapMike GuardiaTaschenbuch |
Taken Captive: A Japanese POW's StoryOoka Shohei, Omacr Oka Sh&omacr Hei, ShoheiGebundene AusgabeThis is an extraordinary true-life P O W story, told by a Japanese soldier captured by American forces during World War I I. Ooka's concern with his imprisonment was not fear of brutality, but with how capture would look back home in Japan. In this endearing account, he relates how his American captors treated their prisoners as human beings, confusing the prisoners who saw themselves, through their own cultural filter, as dishonored wretches who had allowed capture rather than suicide or martyrdom. Ooka writes that this cultural dissonance prevented the Japanese P O Ws from "accepting the Americans' warmheartedness with simple gratitude. " |
The Marcos DynastySterling SeagroveTaschenbuch |
And They Returned: Life in Leyte During World War IIEvelyn Chapman CastilloGebundene Ausgabe |
Lovely Little War: Life in a Japanese Prison Camp Through the Eyes of a ChildAngus LorenzenGebundene AusgabeLife in a World War I I Japanese internment camp as seen through the eyes of a child. The setting is Santo Tomas in Manila, a notorious camp under the administration of General Yamashita who was later convicted for atrocities in the Philippines and sentenced to death. The author was sent there with his mother and sister. He tells the story as he saw it as a child filled with the novelty and excitement of the war which turned to fear and apprehension as executions and starvation became governing factors. The author was a contributor to the 2006 documentary " Victims of Circumstance" which dealt with Santo Tomas experience |
Changing TidesIsabel JenningsTaschenbuch |
Zero Ward: A Survivor's NightmareMurray SneddonTaschenbuchUnusual book |
A Free Frenchman Under the JapaneseTaschenbuch |
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