This book, written by a teacher at Hult International Business School and Ashridge Executive Education, seeks to identify how senior executives...
In early 1995 Bosnian Muslims were trapped in three enclaves by Bosnian Serb forces. Those in Srebrenica were massacred, as were many in nearby...
“It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.'” Jane Austen famously...
Admiral of the Fleet Lord Boyce has contributed a Foreword. He seems to see Doenitz as just another submariner like himself. I think the gyro of...
The late, great Professor Richard Holmes often pointed out that if you could see people in a photograph purporting to come from action it was...
The First World War caused the collapse of four empires of varying age. While the German, Austro-Hungarian and Russian empires have long been...
In 2011 manned US Air Force combat aircraft flew a total of 48,000 hours total. In the same year their Predator remotely piloted aircraft flew...
November 2009. An emaciated young lawyer, Sergei Magnitsky, is led to a freezing isolation cell in a Moscow prison, handcuffed to a bed rail, and...
Another definitive subject matter study, written by an expert and published by Pen & Sword. The pace of aircraft development up to, say 1990,...
George Frederick Dallas purchased an Ensign’s commission in the 46th (South Devonshire) Regiment of Foot in May 1845. Almost a decade later he...
The second book from the QI Team is in slightly different format and size. A full sized book which can’t be slipped into one’s pocket to cheat in...
Love it or loathe it, QI has become a staple programme of the BBC and repeated endlessly on Dave. The format is simple and the scoring is...
This month marks the 600th anniversary of the battle of Agincourt and a flurry of books are being published to celebrate the occasion. Henry V...
The first questions on opening an autobiography are usually “did this person have an interesting life” and “can he (or she) write?” With the...
The author is American and has produced a large number of books about the Second World War, particularly about the war at sea. This offering does...
(this book will be publicly released October 2015) ‘[The Royal Navy is] the real force and bulwark of England’ (Napoleon, to his surgeon on St...
The book opens with the social-historical background which includes a lucid and valuable explanation on how entry, promotion, half-pay and...
Rory Muir’s first volume, Wellington: The Path to Victory 1769 – 1814, consisted of 34 chapters, effectively divided into four separate parts,...
“Don’t You Know There’s a War On?” This is the well-researched, well-argued story of the British civil population during the Blitz of 1940-41,...
Thanks to the film The Great Escape becoming a Christmas TV staple Steve McQueen’s character “The Cooler King” has probably become one of the most...
This is the story of the Arctic convoys to Russia in 1942, with a particular focus on the disastrous PQ17 and its opposite number QP13, now...
Queen Victoria was born in 1819 in the reign of George III, the monarch who lost America. She died in 1901 as the head of the largest empire the...
During the First World War the Post Office build the largest wooden building in the world in Regents Park. It covered 5 acres, employed 2,500...
The German offensive in the Ardennes during Christmas and New Year 1944-5 is often regarded as the last gesture of a failing regime whose overall...
It the recent general election campaign the excitement of predicting various coalitions somehow displaced the EU from the debate. Given the...
Haynes have done their usual magnificent job on this with copious illustrations and clear and relevant diagrams and drawings, some lifted from the...
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