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Sunbury Press has released Carrie Nyman's first novel "Why Aren't You Sweet Like Me?" based on her grandparents' true love story during the WWII era.

Campaign part of quest to secure 5,000 individual donors before its public opening July 4, 2012

Return Fire is a new comedic Stageplay based on the Japanese Bombardment of Fort Stevens, June 21st, 1942, written by Alan Fitzsimons of Palm Springs, CA.

Canadian author wins award for non-fiction account of family’s World War II experiences.

Scheduled for a July 1 release by Salvo Press, THE SEVENTH DECEPTION is the first novel to directly explore the German atomic bomb project. G Dedrick Robinson builds the plot around a provocative new theory explained why the program fizzled.

"The Ice Road," "303 Squadron," and "Maps and Shadows" vividly recount a forgotten chapter of World War II history. Winners of the Awards recognizing publishing excellence will be announced in New York City on May 23, the eve of BookExpo America.

Frank Towers and Carol Thompson discuss the upcoming WW II veterans and holocaust survivors reunion.

WAR STORIES: World War II Firsthand: D-DAY - The Campaign Across France, is the latest book from noted history author Jay Wertz.

Sunbury Press has released Carrie Nyman's first novel "Why Aren't You Sweet Like Me?" based on her grandparents' true love story during the WWII era.

A professor and Navy Reserve lieutenant pays tribute to his grandfather, and to the sailors and Marines who served in Pearl Harbor

A moment of silence and prayer honoring our brave Americans who lost their lives on December 7, 1941.

Linfield College nursing students travel to India to offer health care outreach in some of the country’s poorest, and sickest, neighborhoods. But they’re no slackers when it comes to taking care of their Portland, Ore., neighbors, too.

Troops can grow homesick, but care packages sent from families and friends stateside can help that isolation with a taste remembered from home. In the Bronx during World War II, this comfort food was often the Home Front Butter Cookie.

How One Family Survived War and Revolution in Russia to Find a New Life in Australia

Campaign part of quest to secure 5,000 individual donors before its public opening July 4, 2012

Return Fire is a new comedic Stageplay based on the Japanese Bombardment of Fort Stevens, June 21st, 1942, written by Alan Fitzsimons of Palm Springs, CA.

In A Hungarian Woman’s Life, Erzsebet Croll writes of the joy of living in America, after suffering the depredations of wartime Europe and the Communist rule that followed.

Holocaust Memorial Center acquires an authentic World War II-era railway boxcar from Germany that was used to transport Jews and other prisoners from camp to camp, often 100 or more at a time, during the Holocaust.

Jo Ann Bender’s book Lebensborn has just won the Gold Medal for the Fiction Action Category in the 2011 Readers Favorite Awards.

Canadian author wins award for non-fiction account of family’s World War II experiences.

A British Army officer returns to Cyprus to find a love affair 18 years before produced a son he never knew existed. To his horror he discovers the boy has joined an EOKA Killer Group fighting the British. To save his son he races against time.

Raider Publishing International announces the release of Blind Faith by Charles Gonda

Author pieces together an all but forgotten period of American history through one woman’s eyes.

“FROM THE BEACHES OF NORMANDY TO THE JUNGLES OF VIETNAM:” American House-Sponsored Documentary Honors Michigan Veterans from WWII and Vietnam War/Local Veterans Groups to Benefit from Sale of DVD

Scheduled for a July 1 release by Salvo Press, THE SEVENTH DECEPTION is the first novel to directly explore the German atomic bomb project. G Dedrick Robinson builds the plot around a provocative new theory explained why the program fizzled.

Awards for "303 Squadron," "The Ice Road," and "Maps and Shadows" recognize publishing excellence. The honored books vividly recount a forgotten chapter of World War II history -- the role of Poland, a steadfast Ally.

Kevin Alan Milne presents his new book, The Final Note at a discussion and signing event.

“Comme Promis – le Retour a Fénétrange”, retrace le voyage d’un vétéran Minnesotain de la seconde guerre mondiale en France, pour accomplir une promesse faite 67 ans plus tôt.

The award-winning memoir, "The Mermaid and the Messerschmitt," a true-life story of a young working mom in the opening days of WW2, will be featured on "The Balancing Act," on Lifetime Television Wednesday, May 25.

TWI Case Studies: Standard Work, Continuous Improvement, and Teamwork provides expert insight in the execution of Training Within Industry. Presented as a series of case studies from a range of corporations with a variety of products and needs.

When author John Paul Godges spoke about his family memoir to senior citizens in Seal Beach, California, on May 14, 2011, it was a chance to pay tribute to those who have helped make America great.

Salvo Press has just released The Seventh Deception, G Dedrick Robinson's novel about the Nazi atomic bomb. The first novel to explore the Nazi nuclear program is available at Amazon.com.

"The Ice Road," "303 Squadron," and "Maps and Shadows" vividly recount a forgotten chapter of World War II history. Winners of the Awards recognizing publishing excellence will be announced in New York City on May 23, the eve of BookExpo America.

Honor Flight Send Off Gathers 44 World War II Veterans at Colonial Heritage before embarking for National World War II Memorial

The musical is a tribute to a larger than life character whose wit, wisdom and faith in ultimate victory inspired people all over the world.'CHURCHILL - The Musical' combines history and humour and entertains audiences aged from nine to ninety.

Author Survives Hair-Raising Adventures Throughout the World

Fundraiser Benefiting Minnesota World War II Veteran and Documentary will help a World War II Veteran return to France to fulfill a promise made 67 years ago.

“As Promised - Return to Fénétrange” will follow a Minnesota WWII veteran as he returns to France to fulfill a promise made 67 years ago.

World-Renowned Chef and Former Marine Honors Military Heritage

Previously unpublished first-hand accounts, information never before seen in English, and rare photographs gives a comprehensive overview of Poland's full participation in World War II.

Friday, February 4th, 2011 marked the official debut of the blog entitled 'Captain America! Redefining Modern Myth,' sponsored by Los Angeles based Runic Films. First day visitors were impressed by the scope of the project and the detail involved.

Outskirts Press announces the latest highly anticipated World War II military history book from Virginia Beach, VA, author Dr. C. Thomas Somma.

A family's deportation to the Soviet gulag begins an odyssey that separates father, mother, sister, brother, sending them to the Middle East, Africa, and, ultimately, to a miraculous reunion. Her family's story inspired Krysia Jopek's debut novel.

Take a trip back to the challenging days of World War II, seeing it through the eyes of two young people, Bob and Connie, who met and fell in love just prior to the war.

Author recalls grueling trek through Poland as the Third Reich failed

Sometimes a book comes along that challenges you to find closure to the painful lessons of history and yet remain the best person you can be. The Mosaic is such a book.

Runic Films is proud to announce the release date for their much anticipated ‘secret’ project: "Captain America! Redefining Modern Myth," a new blog featuring filmmaker Ben Alpi and writer/artist Rick Arthur. The blog launches February 4th.

Dandelion will take the reader on a thought provoking rollercoaster ride through modern times and the much darker days of World War II.

Almi, a Refugee recaps the incredible narrative of hardships, courage and fortitude that will inspire and bring a sense of hope for readers around the world.

AllofE Solutions and New Milford Schools launch website for the New Milford High School flagship Holocaust Education Program.

Not all Jews went quietly to their deaths during the Holocaust. Some, like Aaron Herskowitz, used every possible trick to not just stay alive, but to resist. His book is gripping reading.

Why Normandy Was Won: Operation Bagration and the War In the East 1941 - 1945. The book traces the origins of the war in Russia from the German invasion in 1941 to the title topic, Operation Bagration, the largest military operation of World War II.

The author tells the true, gripping story of his and his sister’s travels and life in the Soviet Union, providing chilling accounts of earth-shaking events of World War II.

Providing unique educational experiences that promote a deeper understanding of the historical importance of American aviation in World War II and its role in shaping the world in which we live.

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Americans held in Philippines’ World War II POW Camps: A True Story of Family Heroism