Clio/ Glas srpski, Beograd, Banja Luka, 1998. 663 strane, tvrd povez. Veoma očuvana. Prema Bledovom mišljenju, dugotrajna vladavina učinila je od Franca Jozefa vidljivi simbol jedinstva Habzburške monarhije, a njegove vrline, mane i ograničenja podudarali su se sa obeležjima Dvojne monarhije u celini. Francuski istoričar Žan-Pol Bled svoju istoriju života cara Franca Jozefa gradi na zanimljivoj paraleli između sudbine vladara i Monarhije u celini. Minuciozan opis životnog veka Franca Jozefa pruža uravnoteženu sliku paralelnog preobražaja monarha apsolutiste u ustavnog vladara, i feudalnog društva u liberalnu sredinu. Prema Bledovom mišljenju, dugotrajna vladavina učinila je od Franca Jozefa vidljivi simbol jedinstva Habzburške monarhije, a njegove vrline, mane i ograničenja podudarali su se sa obeležjima Monarhije u celini. Njegovom smrću završila se jedna epoha, ne samo u istoriji Dvojne monarhije već i u istoriji Evrope, epoha plemića i džentlmena, epoha puna poverenja u ustaljeni poredak.

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Stanje: dosta dobro,bez većih oštećenja Izdanje:Rad - Beograd 1988 Korica: Tvrda Pismo : latinica Ovo se ne kupuje svaki dan. Stanje proverite na slikama. U svakom slucaju, pitajte preko poruka, tražite dodatne slike na mail, proverite dali vam odgovara stanje, i dajte ponudu.. Ko je hrabar, neka ga samo posmatra. :) Uštedite na poštarini i kupite što više knjiga! SRETNO! ----- szoba polc -----

Izdavač: Litera, Beograd Povez: tvrd sa omotom Broj strana: 912 Bogato ilustrovano. Format: 28 x 29 cm Dvojezična: uporedo srpski tekst i engleski prevod Sitan nabor na jednoj omotnici inače izuzetno očuvane. 1. Doseljavanje Srba na Balkan i prva država 2. Srpska država Nemanjića 1199-1321 3. Srpska država Nemanjića 1321-1371 4. Propast srpskog carstva 1371-1389 5. Srspa država u Zeti (10-15. vek) 6. Srednjovekovna Bosna 7. Srpska despotovina / Pad pod tursku vlast 8. Srbi pod turskom, austrijskom i mletačkom vlasšću (15-18. vek) 9. Prvi srpski ustanak 10. Srbija 1813-1858 11. Srbija 1858-1903 12. Crna Gora od kraja 15. veka do 1914. (S-1)

Smilja Avramov GENOCID U JUGOSLAVIJI U SVETLOSTI MEĐUNARODNOG PRAVA Autor: Smilja Avramov Izdavač: Politika Beograd Godina izdanja: 1992 Broj strana: 532 Format: 24 x 17cm Povez: Tvrdi povez sa zaštitnim omotom Opis i stanje: Sadržaj na slici, veoma dobro očuvano 1. deo: Genocid - Medjunarodno krivično delo... 2. deo: Genocid nad Srbima, Jevrejima i Romima u Jugoslaviji Tags: Genocid Ratni zločin Jugoslavija 01.02.2024.

Filip ARIJES, Žorž DIBI ISTORIJA PRIVATNOG ŽIVOTA 1-4 Izdavač: Clio, Beograd, 2000 – 2003. Tvrdi povez Broj strana: 564 + 573 + 562 + 536 Format: 21.5 x 14,5 cm STANJE: Knjiga 1 Na dvadesetak stranica tekst lagano podvlačen i obeležavan olovkom (slika 2). Na poslednjem listu beleška ispisana hemijskom (slika 3). Oštećenje na zadnjim koricama prelepljeno lepljivom trakom (slika 4). Knjiga 2 Na prednjim koricama jedva vidljiv trag lepljive trake (slika 5). Knjige 3 i 4 Nemaju oštećenja.

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Nikola and Milena, King and Queen of the Black Mountain (The Petrović-Njegoš Dynasty): The Rise and Fall of Montenegro`s Royal Family told through family albums and diaries / Marco Houston London, Velika Britanija 2003. Tvrd povez, zaštitni omot, engleski jezik, bogato ilustrovano, veliki format (31 cm), 361 strana. Knjiga je odlično očuvana. Nikola & Milena, King and Queen of the Black Mountain focuses on the reign of King Nikola I of Montenegro (b1841-d1921). The tiny mountain kingdom played a vital role in European dynastic and political affairs. Using a wealth of material from the royal family archives held in Cetinje, the former capital of Montenegro, the story of King Nikola and his family, the remarkable marriages, political triumphs and disasters, their pivotal role in WWI and their lives in exile. There is also a wealth of material (photograhic and documentary) on related topics, Montenegrin and Balkan history, Serbia`s royal family, European dynastic and political relations.

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HRB HRVATSKO REVOLUCIONARNO BRATSTVO / RAT PRIJE RATA - BOZE VUKUSIC IZDAVAC KLUB HRVATSKIH POVRATNIKA IZ ISELJENISTVA,ZAGREB,2012,648 STR,VECI FORMAT,ILUSTROVANA KNJIGA JE VEOMA DOBRO OCUVANA U knjizi autora Bože Vukušića „HRB - rat prije rata` se opisuje kako su pripadnici skupine „Fenix 72` Hrvatskoga revolucionarnog bratstva 20. lipnja 1972. ušli u Jugoslaviju s ciljem podizanja ustanka i rušenja Jugoslavije. U knjizi se opširno opisuje priprema, ulazak skupine preko granice, njihove aktivnosti i stradanje u borbama s oružanim postrojbama jugoslavenskog režima. U knjizi autor je sumirao cjelokupno djelovanje hrvatskih političkih emigranata poslije Drugog svjetskog rata .Tu polazi sa stajališta da se od 1945. godine formira hrvatska politička emigracija koja s vremenom postaje jedan vrlo značajan politički čimbenik u životu hrvatskog naroda i to ne na nacionalnim prostorima matičnog naroda, nego stjecajem okolnosti, u tuđem svijetu. U svojoj knjizi „HRB – Rat prije rata“ Božo Vukušić bavi se samo oružanim aktivnostima hrvatske političke emigracije protiv države Jugoslavije… U tom smislu ova knjiga je jedna znanstveno-publicistička monografija o hrvatskoj političkoj emigraciji. Središnja tema u knjizi je operacija Feniks 72. - djelovanje skupine Bugojanaca - koja zauzima najveći dio knjige. Naime, Vukušić opisuje kako je 19 mladića iz Hrvatskog revolucionarnog bratstva 1972. ušlo u Jugoslaviju s namjerom da se oružanim sredstvima bore protiv Jugoslavije .

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Beograd 2012. Tvrd povez, bogato ilustrovano, veliki format (30 cm), 480 strana. Knjiga je kao iz radnje , sa zaštitnom kutijom Ovo je priča o zemlji koja više ne postoji. Ali, to ne menja činjenicu da je to zapravo vreme u kome je većina od nas provela dobar deo svog života. Ovo je priča o tom vremenu, o ljudima, njihovim životima, odrastanju, studijama, zaposlenju, kreditima, letovanjima,... O popularnosti Čkalje, Mirka i Slavka, Tarzana, filma Vinetu, stripova, muzičara... Ovo je knjiga o tadašnjim Jugoslovenima, njihovom interesovanju za kulturu (ne za politiku), njihovom osećaju sigurnosti, njihovoj veri u budućnost i njihovom ponosu što su Jugosloveni.

SVETSKI RAT 1 i 2 - Vinston Čerčil Izdavač: GECA KON Beograd Godina izdanja: 1936. Povez: tvrd Pismo: ćirilica Stanje: dobro

HILANDARSKI MEDICINSKI KODEKS N. 517 PREVOD - - priredio i uvodnu studiju napisao Relja V. Katić Izdavač: NARODNA BIBLIOTEKA SRBIJE Beograd Godina izdanja: 1980. Povez: tvrd Broj strana: 414+LXXX Pismo: ćirilica ( dvojezično srpski i engleski ) Stanje: dobro (prednja korica je oštećena, list druge knjige se zalepio i nismo hteli da ga diramo kako ne bi ošteltili koricu, sadržaj knjige u vrlo dobrom stanju)

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Izdavac:Miroslav.Tvrdi povez,odlicno ocuvane.Broj strana 270+273+290;ilustr 24cm.

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IPA miroslav, odlično stanje, pečat privatne zbirke u sve tri knjige, samo je prva podvlačena na 20ak strana, str.,tvrdi povez,24cm, š x35

Naslov: Rukopisi Muzeja Srpske pravoslavne crkve: zbirka Radoslava M. Grujića 1 i 2 Autor(i): grupa autora Izdavač: Narodna biblioteka Srbije: Muzej Srpske pravoslavne crkve Mesto: Beograd Godina: 2017, 2015 Povez: tvrd Strana: 270; 216 ilustr Format: 34cm Pismo: Srpski - ćirilica Stanje knjige: odlično očuvano - kao nova

Winston S. Churchill - The Second World War (6 volume set) Cassell & Co Limited, 1948-54 tvrdi povez stanje: dobro, potpis na predlistu. The Gathering Storm (1948) Their Finest Hour (1949) The Grand Alliance (1950) The Hinge of Fate (1950) Closing the Ring (1951) Triumph and Tragedy (1953) The definitive, Nobel Prize–winning history of World War II, universally acknowledged as a magnificent historical reconstruction and an enduring work of literature From Britain`s darkest and finest hour to the great alliance and ultimate victory, the Second World War remains the most pivotal event of the twentieth century. Winston Churchill was not only the war`s greatest leader, he was the free world`s singularly eloquent voice of defiance in the face of Nazi tyranny, and it`s that voice that animates this six-volume history. Remarkable both for its sweep and for its sense of personal involvement, it begins with The Gathering Storm; moves on to Their Finest Hour, The Grand Alliance, The Hinge of Fate, and Closing the Ring; and concludes with Triumph and Tragedy. A History of the English Speaking Peoples Volume I Based on the research of modern historians as well as a wealth of primary source material, Churchill’s popular and readable A History of the English-Speaking Peoples was respected by scholars as well as the public in its day - a testament both to its integrity as a work of historical scholarship and its accessibility to laypeople. Churchill used primary sources to masterful effect, quoting directly from a range of documents, from Caesar’s invasions of Britain to the beginning of the First World War, to provide valuable insights into those figures who played a leading role in British history. In The Birth of Britain, the first of the four-volume series, Churchill guides the reader through the establishment of the constitutional monarchy, the parliamentary system, and the people who played lead roles in creating democracy in England. Table of Contents: Front matter Acknowledgments pp. v–vi Preface pp. vii–xvii Book I The Island Race Chapter I. Britannia pp. 3–14 Chapter II. Subjugation pp. 15–27 Chapter III. The Roman Province pp. 28–36 Chapter IV. The Lost Island pp. 37–54 Chapter V. England pp. 55–68 Chapter VI. The Vikings pp. 69–81 Chapter VII. Alfred the Great pp. 82–101 Chapter VIII. The Saxon Dusk pp. 102–118 Book II The Making of the Nation Chapter I. The Norman Invasion pp. 121–130 Chapter II. William the Conqueror pp. 131–140 Chapter III. Growth Amid Turmoil pp. 141–156 Chapter IV. Henry Plantagenet pp. 157–169 Chapter V. The English Common Law pp. 170–177 Chapter VI. Cœur De Lion pp. 178–189 Chapter VII. Magna Carta pp. 190–202 Chapter VIII. On the Anvil pp. 203–214 Chapter IX. The Mother of Parliaments pp. 215–223 Chapter X. King Edward I pp. 224–243 Chapter XI. Bannockburn pp. 244–251 Chapter VII. Scotland and Ireland pp. 252–261 Chapter XIII. The Long-Bow pp. 262–277 Chapter XIV. The Black Death pp. 278–286 Book III The End of the Feudal Age Chapter I. King Richard II and the Social Revolt pp. 289–307 Chapter II. The Usurpation of Henry Bolingbroke pp. 308–314 Chapter III. The Empire of Henry V pp. 315–324 Chapter IV. Joan of Arc pp. 325–333 Chapter V. York and Lancaster pp. 334–346 Chapter VI. The Wars of the Roses pp. 347–360 Chapter VII. The Adventures of Edward IV pp. 361–377 Chapter VIII. Richard III pp. 378–396 Index pp. 397–416 ________________________________________________ The Second World War Volume II Their Finest Hour Winston Churchill`s monumental The Second World War, is a six volume account of the struggle between the Allied Powers in Europe against Germany and the Axis. Told by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, this book is also the story of one nation`s heroic role in the fight against tyranny. Having learned a lesson at Munich they would never forget, the British refused to make peace with Hitler, defying him even after France had fallen and it seemed as though the Nazis were unstoppable. In Their Finest Hour, Churchill describes the invasion of France and a growing sense of dismay in Britain. Should Britain meet France`s desperate pleas for reinforcements or husband their resources in preparation for the inevitable German assault? In the book`s second half, entitled simply `Alone,` Churchill discusses Great Britain`s position as the last stronghold against German conquest: the battle for control of the skies over Britain, diplomatic efforts to draw the United States into the war, and the spreading global conflict. Acknowledgments pp. v–vi Preface pp. vii–viii Part Book IV. Renaissance and Reformation Chapter I. The Round World pp. 3–12 Chapter II. The Tudor Dynasty pp. 13–21 Chapter III. King Henry VIII pp. 22–30 Chapter IV. Cardinal Wolsey pp. 31–42 Chapter V. The Break with Rome pp. 43–56 Chapter VI. The End of the Monasteries pp. 57–68 Chapter VII. The Protestant Struggle pp. 69–81 Chapter VIII. Good Queen Bess pp. 82–95 Chapter IX. The Spanish Armada pp. 96–105 Chapter X. Gloriana pp. 106–116 Part Book V. The Civil War Chapter I. The United Crowns pp. 119–131 Chapter II. The Mayflower pp. 132–142 Chapter III. Charles I and Buckingham pp. 143–152 Chapter IV. The Personal Rule pp. 153–168 Chapter V. The Revolt of Parliament pp. 169–184 Chapter VI. The Great Rebellion pp. 185–198 Chapter VII. Marston Moor and Naseby pp. 199–207 Chapter VIII. The Axe Falls pp. 208–224 Part Book VI. The Restoration Chapter I. The English Republic pp. 227–238 Chapter II. The Lord Protector pp. 239–252 Chapter III. The Restoration pp. 253–266 Chapter IV. The Merry Monarch pp. 267–282 Chapter V. The Popish Plot pp. 283–291 Chapter VI. Whig and Tory pp. 292–303 Chapter VII. The Catholic King pp. 304–313 Chapter VIII. The Revolution of 1688 pp. 314–326 Index pp. 327–345 ______________________________ The Second World War Volume III The Grand Alliance Winston Churchill`s monumental The Second World War, is a six volume account of the struggle between the Allied Powers in Europe against Germany and the Axis. Told by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, this book is also the story of one nation`s heroic role in the fight against tyranny. Having learned a lesson at Munich they would never forget, the British refused to make peace with Hitler, defying him even after France had fallen and it seemed as though the Nazis were unstoppable. The Grand Alliance describes the end of an extraordinary period in British military history in which Britain stood alone against Germany. Two crucial events brought an end of Britain`s isolation. First is Hitler`s decision to attack the Soviet Union, opening up a battle front in the East and forcing Stalin to look to the British for support. The second event is the bombing of Pearl Harbor. U.S. support had long been crucial to the British war effort, and Churchill documents his efforts to draw the Americans to aid, including correspondence with President Roosevelt. Moral of the Work pp. v–vi Acknowledgements pp. vii–viii Introduction pp. ix–xii Preface pp. xiii–xiv The Grand Alliance pp. xv–xviii Book I Germany Drives East Chapter I. The Desert and the Balkans pp. 3–19 Chapter II. The Widening War pp. 20–33 Chapter III. Blitz and Anti-Blitz pp. 34–49 Chapter IV. The Mediterranean War Chapter IV. The Mediterranean War pp. 50–69 Chapter V. Conquest of the Italian Empire pp. 70–82 Chapter VI. Decision to Aid Greece pp. 83–97 Chapter VII. The Battle of the Atlantic 1941 : The Western Approaches pp. 98–117 Chapter VIII. The Battle of the Atlantic 1941 : American Intervention pp. 118–137 Chapter IX. Yugoslavia pp. 138–155 Chapter X. The Japanese Envoy pp. 156–172 Chapter XI. The Desert Flank. Rommel. Tobruk pp. 173–192 Chapter XII. The Greek Campaign pp. 193–210 Chapter XIII. Tripoli and “Tiger” pp. 211–223 Chapter XIV. The Revolt in Iraq pp. 224–237 Chapter XV. Crete : The Advent pp. 238–251 Chapter XVI. Crete : The Battle pp. 252–269 Chapter XVII. The Fate of the “Bismarck” pp. 270–286 Chapter XVIII. Syria pp. 287–297 Chapter XIX. General Wavell’s Final Effort : “Battleaxe” pp. 298–314 Chapter XX. The Soviet Nemesis pp. 315–334 Book II War Comes To America Chapter XXI. Our Soviet Ally pp. 337–352 Chapter XXII. An African Pause. Defence of Tobruk pp. 353–372 Chapter XXIII. My Meeting With Roosevelt pp. 373–384 Chapter XXIV. The Atlantic Charter pp. 385–400 Chapter XXV. Aid to Russia pp. 401–422 Chapter XXVI. Persia and the Middle East : Summer and Autumn 1941 pp. 423–444 Chapter XXVII. The Mounting Strength of Britain : Autumn 1941 pp. 445–464 Chapter XXVIII. Closer Contacts with Russia : Autumn and Winter 1941 pp. 465–477 Chapter XXIX. The Path Ahead pp. 478–493 Chapter XXX. Operation “Crusader” Ashore, Aloft, and Afloat pp. 494–513 Chapter XXXI. Japan pp. 514–536 Chapter XXXII. Pearl Harbour! pp. 537–554 Chapter XXXIII. A Voyage Amid World War pp. 555–571 Chapter XXXIV. Proposed Plan and Sequence of the War pp. 572–586 Chapter XXXV. Washington and Ottawa pp. 587–603 Chapter XXXVI. Anglo-American Accords pp. 604–618 Chapter XXXVII. Return to Storm pp. 619–630 Appendices pp. 631–786 Index pp. 787–818 ____________________________________________ The Second World War Volume IV The Hinge of Fate Winston Churchill`s monumental The Second World War, is a six volume account of the struggle between the Allied Powers in Europe against Germany and the Axis. Told by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, this book is also the story of one nation`s heroic role in the fight against tyranny. Having learned a lesson at Munich they would never forget, the British refused to make peace with Hitler, defying him even after France had fallen and it seemed as though the Nazis were unstoppable. The Hinge of Fate is the dramatic account of the Allies` changing fortunes. In the first half of the book, Churchill describes the fearful period in which the Germans threaten to overwhelm the Red Army, Rommel dominates the war in the desert, and Singapore falls to the Japanese. In the span of just a few months, the Allies begin to turn the tide, achieving decisive victories at Midway and Guadalcanal, and repulsing the Germans at Stalingrad. As confidence builds, the Allies begin to gain ground against the Axis powers. Moral of the Work pp. v–vi Acknowledgements pp. vii–viii Introduction pp. ix–xii Preface pp. xiii–xiv Theme of the Volume pp. xv–xviii Book I The Onslaught of Japan Chapter I. Australasian Anxieties pp. 3–17 Chapter II. The Setback in the Desert pp. 18–31 Chapter III. Penalties in Malaya pp. 32–52 Chapter IV. A Vote of Confidence pp. 53–64 Chapter V. Cabinet Changes pp. 65–80 Chapter VI. The Fall of Singapore pp. 81–94 Chapter VII. The U-Boat Paradise pp. 95–117 Chapter VIII. The Loss of the Dutch East Indies pp. 118–133 Chapter IX. The Invasion of Burma pp. 134–151 Chapter X. Ceylon and the Bay of Bengal pp. 152–166 Chapter XI. The Shipping Stranglehold pp. 167–180 Chapter XII. India : The Cripps Mission pp. 181–196 Chapter XIII. Madagascar pp. 197–212 Chapter XIV. American Naval Victories : The Coral Sea And Midway Island pp. 213–227 Chapter XV. The Arctic Convoys 1942 pp. 228–247 Chapter XVI. The Offensive in the Æther pp. 248–259 Chapter XVII. Malta and the Desert pp. 260–279 Chapter XVIII. “Second Front Now!” April 1942 pp. 280–291 Chapter XIX. The Molotov Visit pp. 292–308 Chapter XX. Strategic Natural Selection pp. 309–318 Chapter XXI. Rommel Attacks pp. 319–335 Chapter XXII. My Second Visit to Washington pp. 336–350 Chapter XXIII. The Vote of Censure pp. 351–368 Book-II Africa Redeemed Chapter XXIV. The Eighth Army at Bay pp. 371–389 Chapter XXV. Decision for “Torch” pp. 390–407 Chapter XXVI. My Journey to Cairo. Changes in Command pp. 408–424 Chapter XXVII. Moscow : The First Meeting pp. 425–435 Chapter XXVIII. Moscow : A Relationship Established pp. 436–451 Chapter XXIX. Return to Cairo pp. 452–470 Chapter XXX. The Final Shaping of “Torch” pp. 471–492 Chapter XXXI. Suspense and Strain pp. 493–504 Chapter XXXII. Soviet “Thank You” pp. 505–525 Chapter XXXIII. The Battle of Alamein pp. 526–541 Chapter XXXIV. The Torch is Lit pp. 542–564 Chapter XXXV. The Darlan Episode pp. 565–580 Chapter XXXVI. Problems of Victory pp. 581–591 Chapter XXXVII. Our Need to Meet pp. 592–603 Chapter XXXVIII. The Casablanca Conference pp. 604–62 Chapter XXXIX. Adana and Tripoli pp. 623–642 Chapter XL. Home to Trouble pp. 643–662 Chapter XLI. Russia and the Western Allies pp. 663–681 Chapter XLII. Victory in Tunis pp. 682–698 Chapter XLIII. My Third Visit to Washington pp. 699–714 Chapter XLIV. Problems of War and Peace pp. 715–725 Chapter XLV. Italy : The Goal pp. 726–744 Back matter Appendices pp. 745–874 Index pp. 875–919 ________________________________________________________ The Second World War Volume V Moral of the Work pp. v–vi Acknowledgements pp. vii–viii Introduction pp. ix–xii Preface pp. xiii–xiv Theme of the Volume pp. xv–xvi Closing the Ring pp. xvii–xviii Book I Italy Won Chapter I. The Command of the Seas : Guadalcanal and New Guinea pp. 3–22 Chapter II. The Conquest of Sicily : July and August 1943 pp. 23–39 Chapter III. The Fall of Mussolini pp. 40–60 Chapter IV. Westward Ho! : Synthetic Harbours pp. 61–71 Chapter V. The Quebec Conference : “Quadrant” pp. 72–87 Chapter VI. Italy : The Armistice pp. 88–104 Chapter VII. The Invasion of Italy : At the White House Again pp. 105–123 Chapter VIII. The Battle of Salerno : A Homeward Voyage pp. 124–137 Chapter IX. A Spell at Home pp. 138–152 Chapter X. Tensions with General De Gaulle pp. 153–165 Chapter XI. The Broken Axis : Autumn 1943 pp. 166–179 Chapter XII. Island Prizes Lost pp. 180–200 Chapter XIII. Hitler’s “Secret Weapon” pp. 201–213 Chapter XIV. Deadlock on the Third Front pp. 214–227 Chapter XV. Arctic Convoys Again pp. 228–246 Chapter XVI. Foreign Secretaries’ Conference in Moscow pp. 247–266 Chapter XVII. Advent of the Triple Meeting the High Commands pp. 267–284 Book II Teheran To Rome Chapter XVIII. Cairo pp. 287–301 Chapter XIX. Teheran : The Opening pp. 302–316 Chapter XX. Conversations and Conferences pp. 317–330 Chapter XXI. Teheran : The Crux pp. 331–343 Chapter XXII. Teheran : Conclusions pp. 344–360 Chapter XXIII. Cairo Again. The High Command pp. 361–371 Chapter XXIV. In Carthage Ruins : Anzio pp. 372–387 Chapter XXV. At Marrakesh : Convalescence pp. 388–407 Chapter XXVI. Marshal Tito and Yugoslavia pp. 408–423 Chapter XXVII. The Anzio Stroke pp. 424–437 Chapter XXVIII. Italy : Cassino pp. 438–455 Chapter XXIX. The Mounting Air Offensive pp. 456–469 Chapter XXX. The Greek Torment pp. 470–488 Chapter XXXI. Burma And Beyond pp. 489–503 Chapter XXXII. Strategy Against Japan pp. 504–513 Chapter XXXIII. Preparations for “Overlord” pp. 514–527 Chapter XXXIV. Rome : May 11–June 9 pp. 528–541 Chapter XXXV. On The Eve pp. 542–558 Appendix B. List of Code-Names pp. 562–563 Appendix C. Prime Minister’s Personal Minutes and Telegrams : June 1943–May 1944 pp. 564–630 Appendix D. Monthly Totals of Shipping Losses, British, Allied, and Neutral by Enemy Action p. 631 Appendix E. Summary Of Order Of Battle, German And Italian Divisions, On September 8, 1943 pp. 632–634 Appendix F. The Release of the Mosleys Constitutional Issues pp. 635–637 Appendix G. Ministerial Appointments, June 1943–May 1944 pp. 638–640 Index pp. 641–673 ____________________________________ The Second World War Volume VI Triumph and Tragedy Moral of the Work pp. v–vi Acknowledgements pp. vii–viii Introduction pp. ix–xii Preface pp. xiii–xiv Theme of the Volume pp. xv–xvi Book I The Tide Of Victory Chapter I. D Day pp. 3–14 Chapter II. Normandy To Paris pp. 15–33 Chapter III. The Pilotless Bombardment pp. 34–49 Chapter IV. Attack on the South of France? pp. 50–62 Chapter V. Balkan Convulsions the Russian Victories pp. 63–74 Chapter VI. Italy and the Riviera Landing pp. 75–91 Chapter VII. Rome The Greek Problem pp. 92–103 Chapter VIII. Alexander’s Summer Offensive pp. 104–112 Chapter IX. The Martyrdom of Warsaw pp. 113–128 Chapter X. The Second Quebec Conference pp. 129–142 Chapter XI. Advance in Burma pp. 143–152 Chapter XII. The Battle of Leyte Gulf pp. 153–164 Chapter XIII. The Liberation of Western Europe pp. 165–179 Chapter XIV. Prelude to A Moscow Visit pp. 180–196 Chapter XV. October in Moscow pp. 197–212 Chapter XVI. Paris pp. 213–228 Chapter XVII. Counter-Stroke in the Ardennes pp. 229–246 Chapter XVIII. British Intervention in Greece pp. 247–266 Chapter XIX. Christmas at Athens pp. 267–284 Book II The Iron Curtain Chapter XX. Preparations for a New Conference pp. 287–301 Chapter XXI. Yalta : Plans for World Peace pp. 302–318 Chapter XXII. Russia and Poland : The Soviet Promise pp. 319–339 Chapter XXIII. Yalta Finale pp. 340–352 Chapter XXIV. Crossing the Rhine pp. 353–366 Chapter XXV. The Polish Dispute pp. 367–385 Chapter XXVI. Soviet Suspicions pp. 386–398 Chapter XXVII. Western Strategic Divergences pp. 399–411 Chapter XXVIII. The Climax : Roosevelt’s Death pp. 412–423 Chapter XXIX. Growing Friction with Russia pp. 424–439 Chapter XXX. The Final Advance pp. 440–453 Chapter XXXI. Alexander’s Victory in Italy pp. 454–462 Chapter XXXII. The German Surrender pp. 463–479 Chapter XXXIII. An Uneasy Interlude pp. 480–494 Chapter XXXIV. The Chasm Opens pp. 495–507 Chapter XXXV. The End of the Coalition pp. 508–519 Chapter XXXVI. A Fateful Decision pp. 520–531 Chapter XXXVII. The Defeat of Japan pp. 532–544 Chapter XXXVIII. Potsdam : The Atomic Bomb pp. 545–559 Chapter XXXIX. Potsdam : The Polish Frontiers pp. 560–577 Chapter XL. The end of My Account pp. 578–584 Back matter Appendices Appendix A. Appendix A p. 587 Appendix B. List of Code-Names p. 588 Appendix C. Prime Minister’s Directives, Personal Minutes, and Telegrams June 1944–July 1945 pp. 589–655 Appendix D. The Attack on the South of France pp. 656–664 Appendix E. Monthly Totals of Shipping Losses, British, Allied, and Neutral, by Enemy Action p. 665 Appendix F. Prime Minister’s Victory Broadcast, May 13, 1945 pp. 666–673 Appendix G. The Battle of the Atlantic Merchant Ships Sunk by U-Boat in the Atlantic p. 674 Appendix H. Ministerial Appointments, June 1944–May 1945 pp. 675–678 Index pp. 679–716 Nonfiction, History, WWII, Vinston Leonard Spenser Čerčil

Beograd kroz vekove Marinko Paunović Beograd 1971; tiraž: 3000 primeraka; Detaljnije: kožni povez, strana 1240+ilustracije, 25cm, stanje veoma dobro. -na stranama knjige otisnut pecat vlasnika

U kutiji,tvrd povez,veliki format,kolor, dvojezicno srpsko-engleski ocena ocuvanosti knjige 5- ocena ocuvanosti kutije 4+ 640 strana uz blagoslov patrijarha Irineja

Unutra odlično očuvano Tvrde korice isto u odličnom stanju, papirni omoti se vide na slikama, minimalno pohabani William L. Shirer / Uspon i pad trećeg rajha 1-4; Znanje; 1977.god.; tvrd povez; 1.Uspon Adolfa Hitlera / Trijumf i konsolidacija; 415 strana; 2.Put u rat; 485 strana; 3.Prve pobjede i prekretnica; 462 strane; 4.Početak kraja / Pad trećeg rajha; 318 strana; Iako je od njenog prvog pojavljivanja prošlo više od pedeset godina, Širerovo delo i dalje predstavlja referentno štivo i najbolji prikaz nastanka i sloma Trećeg rajha, zamišljenog da traje hiljadama, a okončanog nakon samo dvanaest godina, krcatih kataklizmičnim nizom dešavanja koja su bezmalo survala u ponor čitavu zapadnu civilizaciju. Širer je zapravo živeo i radio kao reporter u nacističkoj Nemačkoj tridesetih godina prošlog veka, imao je pristup tajnim nemačkim arhivima koje su Saveznici pronašli nedirnute (oko 485 tona dokumenata u vidu velikog broja dnevnika, telefonskih transkripta i ostalih spisa), a takođe je prisustvovao suđenjima u Nirnbergu. Zato njegov autoritativni pregled godina 1933–1945, kada su nacisti pod vođstvom svog Firera vladali Nemačkom, organizovali Holokaust, gurnuli svet u ludilo Drugog svetskog rata i zauvek izmenili tok moderne istorije i izgled Evrope, predstavlja monumentalnu studiju najstravičnijih trenutaka naše civilizacije. Vilijam Sirer rajha treci rajh hitlerova nemacka nacisti ss divizije drugi svetski rat himler