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Corporal Willie Apiata became the first New Zealander since the Second World War to be awarded the Commonwealth's highest military award for his actions with the NZ SAS in Afghanistan. From his early life in small town East Coast New Zealand to his actions in the deserts of Afgha ...
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Tells the story of a nine-year-old boy called Bruno. And sooner or later the reader arrives with Bruno at a 'fence', which is not meant to be crossed.
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The vivid, charged and emotional letter that changed the course of the Gallipoli campaign.
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A poignant look at war through the eyes of a former member of the 18th Battalion. Told in rhyme it takes place on Anzac Day when an old man and a young boy meet - the young boy wide-eyed and wanting to hear the glories of war and death; the old man quietly sad to remember the rea ...
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Explore some of history's major conflicts through the words of those who were involved: soldiers, families, campaigners and the victims of terrible atrocities and injustice. Interspersed with a variety of primary source material, including letters, diary entries, film extracts, s ...
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A retelling of the story of New Zealand soldier Charles Upham. The only soldier to win two Victoria Crosses in the Second World War, Upham was the quintessential war hero. Upham was a high-country Canterbury farmer, a quiet, modest and retiring man who was also an extraordinarily ...
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By D'Este, Carlo
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Taking the reader from Churchill's first thoughts of an Allied invasion to the key battles that determined its outcome, 'Decision in Normandy' provides a true picture of the battle to liberate France.
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This is a ground-breaking and sure to be controversial work that highlights, for the first time in detail, the story of how the New Zealand Land Wars of the 19th century were the true birthplace of an Australian and New Zealand military tradition that would become known as the AN ...
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A fifteen-year-old Australian farm boy lies about his age to enlist to war and is caught up in the horrors of World War I in Egypt and on the Western Front, where 5,500 Australian troops were lost in two days at Fromelles alone. Age 8+.
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We were known to the enemy as 'grey ghosts'. We could be here, and we could be there... The Grey Ghosts were New Zealand's Vietnam veterans. Their powerful story includes chilling accounts of death, injuries and emotional breakdown, along with the intense comradeship of soldieri ...
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