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Contains historic and present day photographs of the areas used as a battleground by the gangs.

Documents the atrocities carried out against Allied prisoners of war during WW2

Little-known yet fascinating tales of notable and notorious Welshmen during the war.

This book is the tale of a small boy from Surrey who had a fascination with anything on wheels and, also, loved to learn about people and what motivated them.

Covers the well-known battles of 1918 in a way rarely seen before. With over 1,000 painstakingly restored images, many of which will be seen for the first time.

A comprehensive look at Richards life, the people who influenced him, the discovery of his remains, and contributions he made to medieval English Society.

Indepth look at Birmingham and how it had to adapt to help the war effort.

A comprehensive account of the experience of the German army on the Eastern Front during the Second World War.

Essential handbook for anyone researching the life of an ancestor who lived in Cambridgeshire, Essex, Norfolk or Suffolk.

Looks at how Shropshire was effected and reacted to the Second World War.

First book on this important museum ship, now restored at Chatham.

Describes the evolution of military forces at the birth of Colonial North America, from first Jamestown Settlement to the end of the War of the Spanish Succession

The technical details of British warships were recorded in a set of plans produced by the builders on completion of every ship. Today these plans form part of the incomparable collection of the National Maritime Museum at Greenwich. This book is one of a series based entirely on these draughts which depict famous warships in an unprecedented degre

New addition to the Images of War series, focussing on the Sopwith Camels flown over Italy during the First World War and the victories achieved by the pilots who flew them.

Discover the m nage that changed the course of the Anglo-Saxon throne.

This new Battleground Europe title is the first in the series to examine the part of the United States in the Great War.

Features Villager Jim's favourite farm animal the Highland cow living in and around the Peak District National Park, and up on the wild and windy terrain surrounding and including the National Park moorland.

Comprehensive account of the legendary battle for the famous iconic monastery

From the building of Hadrian's Wall in 122AD to the first house in the world to be lit by electricity, Cragside House, Visitors' Historic Britain: Northumberland details the many castles and monuments - their remains and grounds - and the stories they each tell.

A history of the destroyed and disabled tanks photographed on the battlefields of the Eastern Front

The first book charting Hampshire s War at sea and on land

Highlights the importance of logistics in determining the outcome of the campaigns of WW2

The first year-on-year study of Norfolk in the war for many years.

Contains full colour, high resolution images of the various items of uniform and equipment. A valuable reference source for historians, re-enactors, modellers and war-gamers.

Contains full colour, high resolution images of the various items of uniform and equipment. A valuable reference source for historians, re-enactors, modellers and war-gamers.

Marcus Aurelius first action as Roman Emperor was to appoint his adoptive brother, Lucius Verus, as his co-emperor, even though he is often depicted as a wastrel. The author analyses why Verus succeeded against the Parthians where other emperors, before and after him, failed

Summary of design history and careers with full details of class variations and modifications