A daily chronology of World War II as depicted in newspaper columns and press releases explores key figures and events, roles of spies and codebreakers, development in arts and literature, and influence of wartime propaganda.
Presented to Murrurundi Library : To allow you and future generations to understand what sacrifices have been made by ordinary people. ANZC Day 25th April 2001. Lest We Forget. Murrurundi Shire Council. Earl Kelaher, Mayor.
Cinematic Terror takes a uniquely long view of filmmakers' depiction of terrorism, examining how cinema has been a site of intense conflict between paramilitaries, state authorities and censors for well over a century. In the process, it takes us on a journey from the first Age of Terror that helped trigger World War One to the Global War on Terror that divides countries and families today.Tony Shaw looks beyond Hollywood to pinpoint important trends in the ways that film industries across Europe, North and South America, Asia, Africa and the Middle East have defined terrorism down the decades. Drawing on a vast array of studio archives, government documentation, personal interviews and box office records, Shaw examines the mechanics of cinematic terrorism and challenges assumptions about the links between political violence and propaganda.
An in-depth reference guide to the major battles, individuals and weapons that have shaped warfare for more than 100 years.
This handy reference work is a pocket sized celebration of Ireland. Containing facts about the country's history, people, traditions and culture, the guide offers sections on the history of the country, the counties of the country, famous people, major tourist attractions and the Irish Diaspora. Readers can even learn how to prepare some celebrated Irish dishes.