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Amersham is renowned for its picturesque Old Town, but the story of Amersham on the Hill is equally important. As the Metropolitan Railway extended London’s reach into the Chilterns, it transformed a rural landscape into one of the defining communities of Metroland. Drawing on historical records, contemporary sources and local memories, Amersham on the Hill traces the remarkable development of this twentieth-century suburb and the people who helped shape its identity.
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In der deutschen Kleinstadt Ravensburg glaubt Polizeichef Karl Richter an Recht, Ordnung und Pflicht. Doch als das NS-Regime das Gesetz Schritt für Schritt verändert, gerät auch sein Gewissen unter Druck. Zwischen Loyalität, Angst und Verantwortung muss er Entscheidungen treffen, deren Folgen weit über sein eigenes Schicksal hinausreichen. Ein eindringlicher historischer Roman über Macht, Moral und den schmalen Grat zwischen Gehorsam und Menschlichkeit.
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Beyond Amersham’s picturesque streets and historic buildings lies another history – one of ghosts, strange encounters, unexplained events and enduring local legends. From haunted inns and mysterious apparitions to tales of witches, UFO sightings and folklore passed down through generations, Supernatural Amersham explores the strange stories that have become part of the town’s rich heritage. Whether you are a believer, a sceptic or simply fascinated by local history, this intriguing collection uncovers the mysterious side of one of Buckinghamshire’s oldest communities.
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In 1989, Europe was changing forever. As Communist governments collapsed and the Iron Curtain began to disappear, Thom Poole travelled across the continent by InterRail, witnessing one of the defining moments of twentieth-century history. Returning again in 1991, he found a very different Europe emerging from decades of division. The Freedom Trainis a unique blend of travel memoir, personal reflection and contemporary history, capturing the optimism, uncertainty and excitement of a continent rediscovering its freedom.
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Every family has a story waiting to be discovered.
Whether you want to trace your surname, uncover forgotten ancestors or preserve your family’s history for future generations, The Little Cook Book of Genealogy provides a practical and enjoyable introduction to family history research. Using the unique “ingredients”, “recipes” and “serving suggestions” approach that defines the Little Cook Book series, Thom Poole explains where to begin, which records matter, how to avoid common pitfalls and how to turn names and dates into the stories of real people.
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How do dictators rise to power? More importantly, why do so many people willingly help them stay there?
From the propaganda machines of the twentieth century to the misinformation battles of the digital age, The Propaganda of Tyrants explores the psychological, political and social forces that enable authoritarian leaders to manipulate public opinion, silence opposition and reshape reality itself.
Drawing on history, psychology and modern communication theory, Thom Poole examines the techniques used by tyrants throughout history, and explains why the same principles remain relevant today.
This is not simply a book about the past. It is an exploration of influence, persuasion and power that helps readers recognise propaganda wherever it appears.
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The winter of 1607 brought one of Britain’s greatest natural disasters.
When a vast wall of water overwhelms the Somerset Levels, Thomas and Eleanor Barnes find their world swept away within hours. Homes are destroyed, families are separated and an entire community must learn how to rebuild after unimaginable loss.
Inspired by the real Great Flood of 1607, Tides of Fate is a compelling historical novel exploring resilience, faith and the enduring strength of ordinary people. Set against the backdrop of rural Stuart England, it recreates a forgotten chapter of British history through richly drawn characters and authentic historical detail.
A moving story of survival, hope and renewal, Tides of Fate reminds us that even after the darkest storm, life finds a way forward.