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Linda Jaivin has spent more than 40 years studying Chinese politics, language and culture, including the ideological roots of the Cultural Revolution and its terrible consequences. In 'Bombard the Headquarters', Jaivin examines the impact of Mao's call for revolution.


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William 'Fighting Mac' McKenzie, an ANZAC Chaplain, garnered deep respect from soldiers during World War I despite his stance against vices. Known for his pastoral care, his duties ranged across many responsibilities, from organising entertainment to conducting impromptu funerals. His legacy highlights his significant impact and enduring popularity among the troops he served.


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Adam Hart was determined to tell his great-grandfather's story, retracing his epic escape through France, Switzerland and Spain 79 years after the event. On 14 August 1943, as part of Operation Pimento, Frank Griffiths took off from RAF Tempsford only to be shot down near Annecy in France. Read more about this inspirational story ...


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In 'Fly Boy: Ace Pilot - A Life Cut Short' Peter Hodge chronicles the life of his great uncle Parker 'Joe' Hodge, a young RAAF pilot who died during World War II. The book, is based on ten years of research and follows Joe's flying career through to its ultimate tragic ending, a fate he shared with many.


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In 'Skies of Thunder', Caroline Alexander explores the perilous missions of American airmen during World War II over the treacherous mountain ridges of Burma. She reveals their bravery amid the harsh conditions and geopolitical challenges. The book offers insights into the dangers of "the Hump" against the backdrop of complex US-China relations.


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