History

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		An Eye for an Eye John Sack $14.95 Softcover, 280 pages. Updated and revised edition. Horrifying accounts of atrocities committed against German civilians by Jews in the aftermath of World War II. Long-suppressed story — by a fearless Jewish author and noted journalist — of how Jews of the Polish Communist "Office of State Security" killed and brutally mistreated many tens of thousands of German men, women and children in concentration camps and prisons in conquered German territories. <more>
		Burden of Empire: America's Road from Self-Rule to Servitude Garet Garrett $8.95 Softcover, 175 pages. With bracing insight, Garrett brilliantly traces America's transition during the Roosevelt-Truman revolution, when Americans were induced to surrender traditional freedoms. A funeral oration for the Old Republic, a grim but accurate prophecy of the internationalist empire (or New World Order), and an impetus to sober stock-taking and realistic action for hard-headed American nationalists. <more>
		Extreme War Terrence Poulos $24.95 Softcover, illus., 480 pgs. Which legendary military leader endured the most embarrassinig commanding debut in history? What was the most effective infantry weapon of the Medieval world? Which defeat was the worst ever suffered by a Roman army? Military and history buffs everywhere have debated these and hundreds of other questions for years. "Extreme War" provides well-reasoned and documented answers; and explores the heroes and the hapless, the finest hours and worst blunders the military world has yet seen through every period of warfare, from ancient times to the 21st century, all brought together in one illustrated volume. <more>
		Family, Kin and City-State Numa Denis Fustel de Coulanges and J. Jamieson $18.95 Softcover, 108 pages. The racial underpinning of ancient Greece and Rome. Excellent study of the principles and rules upon which Greek and Roman society were originally governed. <more>
		Forbidden History edited by J. Douglas Kenyon $18.95 Softcover, illus., 344 pages. Prehistoric technologies, extraterrestrial intervention, and suppressed origins of civilization. This book presents 42 essays giving the core positions of key thinkers in the field of ancient mysteries and alternative history. All of them challenge the scientific establishment to re-examine its underlying premises in understanding ancient civilizations, and open up to the possibility of meaningful debate around alternative theories of humanity's true past. Each of the essays builds upon the work of the other contributors. <more>
		Germanic Mythology $19.95 Softcover, 150 pages. From the original German of Jakob Grimm (one of the two brothers Grimm). Not elsewhere available in the English language. A fascinating account of the pagan myths and religious beliefs of the Germanic people. <more>

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