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Top Foreign Policy Goal for 2012: Feeding the Children of Drought and Conflict
Feeding the children of "drought and conflict" is the U.S. foreign policy mission for this new year.
The story of an idealistic man who joins the Nazi party and struggles with his conscience after the war.
Power and Tender is a historical novel that chronicles the lives of Arthur, Ben and Hannah Alton during the years immediately following World War I.
A well-written sequel to The Doll Shop Downstairs.
On Armistice Day let’s remember that dream of world peace that should have followed the First World War.
Recommended just to see how the makeup crew predicted what Orson Welles would look like forty years later.
An eyewitness account of an World War I Austrian army officer who was taken as a Russian prisoner during the Brusillov offensive.
Geoff Dyer's meditation on World War I and its effects takes an unconventional approach.
Jennifer Donnelly concludes her multi-generational epic with The Wild Rose, sequel to The Tea Rose and The Winter Rose.
Fear and Loving in Hitler's Berlin: A conscientious William Dodd becomes America's first ambassador to Nazi Germany, while his daughter tries her skills at other negotiations.
BC Writer of the Week