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Ashani Lewis

Dialogue

City of Laughter

Temim Fruchter

Colored Television

Danzy Senna

Discover French Words in Your English Vocabulary

Benzoni, Emilio M.

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Putting Chance to Work a Life in Statistics: A Biography of C. R. Rao

Krishnankutty, Nalini

"The definitive history."—Sunday Telegraph
This groundbreaking book was the first to analyse the whole field of wartime resistance to the Nazis in Europe. In following a truly epic theme, with its drama of Intelligence, deception, escape and subversion and in gathering its main threads into the fabric of a single volume, Michael Foot achieved a unique and valuable work of gripping and lasting significance.
Michael Foot served throughout the Second World War and in 1945 was decorated for service with the French Resistance in Brittany. He taught at Oxford University for eight years, before becoming Professor of Modern History at Manchester University. He died in February 2012.

Resistance: European Resistance to the Nazis, 1940-1945 (Dialogue Espionage Classics)

History

FOOT, M.R.D.

Europe

Published in 1953, The Unknown Courier tells the story of Operation Mincemeat’, a British Intelligence plan to mislead the German High Command by planting papers on a corpse washed up on the coast of Spain. Colvin's account looks beyond the military machinations to explore the identity of this 'unknown courier', the dead man who changed the course of the war.

The Unknown Courier: The True Story of Operation Mincemeat (Dialogue Espionage Classics)

Colvin, Ian

The highly eccentric Alfred Dillwyn Knox, known as Dilly’, was one of the leading figures in the British code-breaking successes of the two world wars. Mavis Batey, who worked for Knox at Bletchley Park, reveals the vital part Dilly played in the deception operation that ensured the success of the D-Day landings, altering the course of the Second World War.

Dilly: The Man Who Broke Enigma

Biographies & Memoirs

BATEY, Mavis

Historical

"The most intimate book ever written about the Royals."—The Mail on Sunday
This fully updated edition of a classic biography is a revealing portrait of the most famous woman in the world through the eyes of those who've known her and worked with her over the years. Now, in her sixtieth year on the throne, Brian Hoey uses unrivaled access to past and present members of the Royal household to take a searching look at the ups and downs of Her Majesty's long reign.
Brian Hoey is a writer and broadcaster who has covered countless Royal events. He lives in Cardiff, Wales.

Her Majesty: Sixty Regal Years

Hoey, Brian

Community & Culture

In September 1925, Sidney Reilly journeyed across the Russian frontier on a mission to overthrow the Bolsheviks and restore the Czar. He vanished without a trace. The circumstances surrounding his death remain a mystery.
This classic autobiography reveals the intriguing adventures and exploits of the man widely credited as being the original twentieth-century super-spy, inspiration for Ian Fleming's James Bond.
Sidney Reilly, the so-called Ace of Spies, was a womanizing British secret agent who claimed to be Irish but was in fact Russian. Awarded the Military Cross for his daring operations, he met his death in Russia in 1925 after a sting operation by the Soviet Secret Service.

Adventures of a British Master Spy: The Memoirs of Sydney Reilly (Dialogue Espionage Classics)

Reilly, Sidney

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