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Book Recommendations, Please.
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My preference is non-fiction and history - in particular, political history. One of my most recent reads was "The Fall Of Yugoslavia", and I've read "The Churchill Factor" and "Orders To Kill" a few times over in recent months.
I also like anything that is ground-breaking in the field of nutrition and cancer-fighting, diet and lifestyle, you get my drift...
Thanks in advance for any recommendations.
I also like anything that is ground-breaking in the field of nutrition and cancer-fighting, diet and lifestyle, you get my drift...
Thanks in advance for any recommendations.
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Anything by Jason Fung. He writes about fasting among other things.
Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation
I can come up with many more authors if you are interested.
Anything by Jason Fung. He writes about fasting among other things.
Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation
I can come up with many more authors if you are interested.
Post USSR revolution, Stalin’s communists v Russian orthodox culture. Its heavy reading due to name pronounciation & places.
https:/ /www.am azon.co .uk/Nig ht-Ston e-Memor y-Twent ieth-Ce ntury/d p/06708 94745
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Oh sorry about that...it was the "author's page".
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Other authors include Volleck and Phinney, Gary Taubes, Nina Teicholz, and Malcolm Kendrick.
Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation
Other authors include Volleck and Phinney, Gary Taubes, Nina Teicholz, and Malcolm Kendrick.
The Klemperer Diaries, by Victor Klemperer.
Life as a jew in Germany in the Thirties and Forties. Several volumes, so get the first then if you like it, get the second.
Vol 1. I Shall Bear Witness: 1933-1941
Vol 2. To The Bitter End: 1942-1945
These volumes includes an amazing insight into how many ordinary (non-Jewish) German folk sympathised (and occasionally helped) the Jews living in Germany.
There is a third volume but that deals with post-war period I think (it's the one I haven't read myself).
P.S. I no longer provide Amazon links because they pay no UK taxes, and I prefer to make my purchases elsewhere.
Life as a jew in Germany in the Thirties and Forties. Several volumes, so get the first then if you like it, get the second.
Vol 1. I Shall Bear Witness: 1933-1941
Vol 2. To The Bitter End: 1942-1945
These volumes includes an amazing insight into how many ordinary (non-Jewish) German folk sympathised (and occasionally helped) the Jews living in Germany.
There is a third volume but that deals with post-war period I think (it's the one I haven't read myself).
P.S. I no longer provide Amazon links because they pay no UK taxes, and I prefer to make my purchases elsewhere.