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 | America and the Vatican, by Robert F. Illing History Publishing Company Illing brings the reader into the fascinating and colorful political world of the Vatican, a unique entity with the dual nature of political state which functions apart from its other position as center of the Roman Catholic Church. ![[More]](../images/button-more.gif) |
 | Broken Bodies, Shattered Minds: A Medical Odyssey from Vietnam to Afghanistan, by Ronald J. Glasser, M.D. History Publishing Company Glasser traces the changing nature of warfare from jungles of Vietnam to streets and mountains of Iraq and Afghanistan and the physical and psychological damage of wounds to troops in U.S. Army and Marine Corps. |
 | Charlie’s Place, by Michael S. Malone History Publishing Company The story of an Oklahoma homestead, settled during the Land Rush, lost during the Great Depression and restored seven decades later. |
 | Christmas 1945, by Matthew Litt History Publishing Company Christmas 1945 was a Bestseller on link Barnesandnoble.com, in the top 100 books on Christmas Day. It was the greatest celebration in American history. A four day holiday, unique to the American culture, merged the American spirit and its spirituality. The author highlights the self-reliance of the American man and woman in 1945 and the extent to which they would go to help their fellow man and woman. It illustrates the important role of the newspaper in connecting the nation and shaping the American culture as it reported on the depth of the American spirit in 1945. |
 | Defying Evil, by Benjamin Wood History Publishing Company The fascinating World War II story of the techniques used by the Italian Army to thwart the operations of the Nazi-allied Croatian government to send Jews to the holocaust. |
 | The Right Frequency, by Fred Lucas History Publishing Company American politics was transformed from the time a WABC manager told Rush Limbaugh, “You’re kidding yourself if you think we’ll ever carry your national show.” |
 | Homeland Insecurity: How Washington Politicians Have Made America Less Safe, by Terry Turchie and Dr. Kathleen Puckett History Publishing Company Silver Medal Winner, Freedom Fighter of the Year, Independent Publisher’s IPPY award. Silver Medal Winner, Benjamin Franklin Award, given to independent and university publishers by the Independent Book Publishers Association, in the Political Current Events category. Finalist for 2008 Book of the Year Award for Political Science by ForeWord Magazine. The authors lead readers on a detailed exploration of how the politics of power were born, and have continued to endure, in the highest offices of the American government. |
 | Hunting the American Terrorist: The FBI’s War on Homegrown Terror, by Terry Turchie and Dr. Kathleen Puckett History Publishing Company Winner of Two Awards - Finalist for ForeWord Magazine’s 2007 Book of the Year Award - Winner of 2007 Independent Publishers Bronze Book Award Profiles of UNABOMBER Ted Kaczynski, Oklahoma bomber Timothy McVeigh, and the Atlanta Olympics bomber Eric Rudolph, and the next potential American terrorist. |
 | Legerdemain: The President’s Secret Plan, The Bomb and What The French Never Knew, by A Memoir by James J. Heaphey, Ph.D. History Publishing Company Nominated for the Harry Truman Award by Harry S. Truman Institute for National and International Affairs, a bi-annual award given to best book, published during 2008-2009, by Truman Library dealing with national security affairs during Truman Administration. Nominated for 2008 Book of the Year Award for Autobiography by ForeWord Magazine. The true story that takes Jim Heaphey through the alleyways and bathhouses of Casablanca, the exotic Arabian Nights-like Fair in Marrakesch, the settings of the privileged in Cairo and the hillside villages of Cyprus. The story unveils the workings of MI6, the CIA, French Security Force, the Moassad and the KGB. |
 | A Lovely Little War, by Angus Lorenzen History Publishing Company A young boy in a relatively comfortable setting is excited when World War II breaks out and then he becomes a prisoner of the Japanese and his life turns to one of deprivation, death and destruction. A Lovely Little War is an autobiographical account of life and endurance in the infamous Santo Tomas Internment Camp in Manila, as seen through the eyes of a child. |
 | The Meals of War: Feeding the Great, the Grunts, and the Folks at Home in World War II, by Kent Whitaker History Publishing Company The U.S. is amazingly transformed into a nation serviced by a national food production industry to meet the needs of fighting World War II. |
 | Words of War, by Don Bracken History Publishing Company Award Winner Finalist for ForeWord Magazine’s 2007 Book of the Year Award for History Contrasts the newspaper reportage of The New York Times and The Charleston Mercury as they brought their views of the major Civil War battles to their reading public. |
Chronology Books
 | Custer Survivor, by John Koster Chronology Books The myth that all members of the five companies of the Seventh Cavalry with General Custer at the battle of the Little Big Horn were killed by the Sioux and the Cheyenne is disproved by author and historian John Koster. Meticulous research by the author along with forensic evidence proves that one man did survive. Introduction by Prof. Louise Barnett, Rutgers University and author of Touched by Fire. |
 | Don’t Shoot, We’re Republicans: The True Story of the FBI Agent Who Did Things His Way, by Jack Owens Chronology Books How did an FBI Agent keep his cool when he was chasing down hard drinking, quick-to-the trigger bad guys in Alabama, Mississippi and Georgia, high stakes, international spies in Washington and a victim-seeking serial murderer in Atlanta? He used his brain and his sense of humor. |
 | Someone Like Me: An Unlikely Story of Challenge and Triumph Over Cerebral Palsy, by John W. Quinn Chronology Books John Quinn wrote this book to give hope to the millions of people struggling with muscular disorders who fight to make it through every day. |
 | Welcome to Hell: Three and a Half Months of Marine Corps Boot Camp, by Patrick Turley Chronology Books Patrick Turley captures it perfectly and former Marine John Patrick Shanley said it only the way a Pulitzer Prize winning author could: “It’s great to have gone to Marine Corps boot camp. It’s terrible to be in Marine Corps boot camp. It’s fun to read about Marine Corps boot camp.” |
Today’s Books
 | Beating the G. I. Blues: The Military Spouse’s Guide to Living Well with Uncle Sam, by Bonnie Domrose Stone Today’s Books This book pulls no punches. It covers the negatives in this time of multiple wars and details what the enlisted spouse needs to know and how to get it in the vast superstructure of the American military. |
 | How to Survive in an Organization, by James J. Heaphey, Ph.D. Today’s Books Winner of the Silver Benjamin Franklin Award, given to independent and university publishers by the Independent Book Publishers Association, in the Career category. The book that defines how one can exist in an organization and actually move upward. It is a penetrating look at human behavior in an organization and how to capitalize on it. |
 | Career of Gold: Defeat Age Bias by Re-Careering for the Second Half of Your Life, by Don Bracken Today’s Books Use the power of your knowledge and experience to have a successful and prosperous life after your first career. |
History Publishing Company offers a 40% pre-publication discount for all books.
The Right Frequency: July 1
Welcome to Hell: July 1
For pre-pub volume discounts, contact Don Bracken.
So Help Me God
by Michael Costanzo
How the Presidential Bibles got to the Inauguration
Mindfield: PsyOps, the Information War and the Surge
by Col. Carm Cicalese USA
Psychological operations during the surge in Iraq
The Street Agent
by Wayne Manis
The history of the second half of the 20th Century seen through the eyes of an FBI undercover agent working the underside of American terrorism.
The Wisdom of the Oval Office
by Pierce Word
A wide collection of quotations on a wide variety of subjects from Washington to Obama.
From Pigeons to Tweets: The Revolution in Military Communication
by Clarence McKnight, Lt. Gen. USA (ret)
Breaking Iraq
by Terry Turchie, Asst. Dir. FBI (ret); and Ted Spain Col. USA (ret)
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