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Ken Follett and the intrigue of World War II-"a winning formula" ("Entertainment Weekly") if ever there was one. With his riveting prose and unerring instinct for suspense, the #1 "New York Times" bestselling author takes to the skies over Europe, where a young Danish man-equipped with only an old derelict Hornet Moth biplane at his disposal-will change the course of the war...

A Russian emissary sent to England to negotiate a Soviet-British alliance is stalked by a deadly anarchist.

Výbor nazvaný Volání karburátoru obsahuje povídky, které vycházejí česky vůbec poprvé. Stejně jako v celém Leacockově díle je mu i zde humor účinným prostředkem k vtipné kritice některých projevů soudobé společnosti.

Written Between 1965 And 1967, Setting Free The Bears Is 'Sensual, Moving, Truly Remarkable' (Time), And Concerns A Plot To Release All The Animals From The Vienna Zoo.

"Deft, hard-hitting... What he demonstrates beautifully is that a one-to-one relationship is more demanding than a free-for-all" -- Cover

Zákon o myslivosti s komentářem : určeno pro myslivce, myslivecké hospodáře, vlastníky pozemků, vlastníky honiteb a obor, pracovníky státní správy myslivosti, pracovníky státní správy v dalších odvětvních, odborné pracovníky v odvětví lesního hospodářství, zemědělství, ochrany přírody a veterinární mediciny, myslivecké katalogy, myslivecké specialisty.

Nevelká, ale zajímavá brožurka popisuje celou historii tratě a jejího provozu od otevření prvního úseku do Kamenického Šenova v roce 1886 až do zastavení pravidelného provozu v roce 1979, ale zahrnuje také obnovu posledního zbytku tratě jako muzejní železnice, provozované Klubem přátel lokálky. V závěru je uvedena stručná historie a zajímavosti města Kamenického Šenova. Text brožurky je doplněn množstvím fotografií, dobových pohlednic, plánků i různých historických dokumentů.

The true story of a former Green Beret commander who led a group of businessmen on a daring rescue mission to free two men from an Iranian jail.

They found him in a small town in Brazil, near the border with Paraguay. He had a new name, Danilo Silva, and his appearance had been changed by plastic surgery. The search had taken four years. They'd chased him around the world, always just missing him. It had cost their clients $3.5 million. But so far none of them had complained. The man they were about to kidnap had not always been called Danilo Silva. Before he had had another life, a life which ended in a car crash in February 1992. His gravestone lay in a cemetry in Biloxi, Mississippi. His name before his death was Patrick S. Lanigan. He had been a partner at an up-and-coming law firm. He had a pretty wife, a young daughter, and a bright future. Six weeks after his death, $90 million disappeared from the law firm. It was then that his partners knew he was still alive, and the long pursuit had begun...