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		Guardians of the Holy Grail Mark Amaru Pinkham $16.95 Softcover, illus., 248 pages. This book presents this extremely ancient Holy Grail lineage from Asia and how the Knights Templar were initiated into it. It also reveals how the ancient Asian wisdom regarding the Holy Grail became the foundation for the Holy Grail legends of the west while also serving as the bedrock of the European secret societies, which included the Freemasons, Rosicrucians, and the Illuminati. Many other secret societies and mystery schools are covered. <more>
		Hidden History Brian Haughton $18.95 Softcover, illus., 264 pages Despite being enmeshed in a culture steeped in technology and science, the magic and mysteries of the ancient world can still haunt our imagination. Through their architecture, artefacts and deeds, ancient cultures speak to us across thousands of dusty years-from the labyrinthine palace of Knossos on Crete and the lofty pyramids of Egypt to the remotest jungle temples of Peru and the megalithic mystery of Stonehenge. Brian Haughton's new book Hidden History brings together a fascinating selection of these ancient enigmas, arranged into three sections: Mysterious Places, Unexplained Artefacts, and Enigmatic People. <more>
		Onward Christian Soldiers Donald Day $15.95 Softcover, 220 pages A seasoned American observer of the European scene provides an informed, outspoken view of World War II and its origins that contrasts sharply with the familiar, official accounts. Convinced that Third Reich Germany was Europe's only bulwark against Soviet tyranny, Day resolved actively to enlist in what he regarded as the West's crucial struggle for survival. In the summer of 1944, at a time when the tide of war had already shifted decisively to the Allies, he moved to Berlin to work for German radio. In this valuable memoir, Day reveals the character and thinking of an American who decided to enlist with Axis Europe. With a preface by Walter Trohan, and a foreword by Mark Weber. <more>
		Pearl Harbor: The Story of the Secret War George Morgenstern $11.95 Softcover, 435 pages. This classic work remains unsurpassed as a one-volume treatment of America's Day of Infamy. Indispensable introduction to the question of who bears the blame for the Pearl Harbor surprise, and, more important, for America's entry, through the "back door," into World War II. <more>
		Pirates and the Lost Templar Fleet David Hatcher Childress $17.95 Softcover, 320 pgs., illus. The Secret Naval War Between the Templars and the Vatican. This book goes into the fascinating world of maverick sea captains who were Knights Templar (and later Scottish Rite Free Masons) who battled the Vatican, and the Spanish and Italian ships that sailed for the Pope. The lost Templar fleet was originally based at La Rochelle in southern France, but fled to the deep fiords of Scotland upon the dissolution of the Order by King Phillip. <more>
		Reich of the Black Sun Joseph P. Farrell $16.95 Softcover, illus., 352 pages. Nazi secret weapons and the Cold War Allied legend. Why were the Allies worried about an atom bomb attack by the Germans in 1944? Why did the Soviets threaten to use poison gas against the Germans? Why did Hitler in 1945 insist that holding Prague could win the war for the Third Reich? Why did the Luftwaffe fly a non-stop round-trip mission to within 20 miles of New York City in 1944? This book takes the reader on a scientific-historic journey in order to answer these and other questions. <more>

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