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ebook cover of Souvenirs d'une jeune fille bête, by Jeanne Paul Crouzet-Benaben
FeniXX réédition numérique (Debresse) | 16 June 2022

Cet ouvrage est une réédition numérique d'un livre paru au XXe siècle, désormais indisponible dans son format d'origine.

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ebook cover of Summary of Caroline Moorehead's A Train in Winter, by Everest Media
Everest Media LLC | 12 May 2022

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 The French were shocked by the speed of the German victory, and how young and healthy the troops looked. They were stunned by the fact that a nation whose military valour was epitomized by the battle of Verdun in the First World War and whose defences had been guaranteed by the supposedly impregnable Maginot line, had been reduced to a state of vassalage in just six weeks. #2 The first signs of German behavior were reassuring. The French were told to respect property, and the Germans took control of the telephone exchange and the railways. The French were relieved, and handed in their weapons. #3 The terms of the armistice, which were signed after 27 hours of negotiations in the clearing at Rethondes in the forest of Compiègne, were brutal. The German military defeat was signed at the end of the First World War in 1918, and France was now being divided up between them and the Italians. #4 The Germans had been preparing for the occupation of France for quite some time. They had prepared a thousand railway officials to supervise the running of the trains, and they had prepared a group of twenty men to infiltrate and interrogate.

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ebook cover of Lintang, by Jerzy Bandrowski
Saga Egmont | 29 November 2021

Na statku pasazerskim sunacym spokojnie przez ocean w´sród miedzynarodowego towarzystwa pojawia sie intrygujacy Polak imieniem Ramian. Trzydziestosze´sciolatek stroni od zabaw ze wspóltowarzyszami, calymi dniami oddaje sie samotniczej lekturze. Zwierza sie mlodej Angielce, ze ma rozstrojone nerwy - w ojczy´znie stracil co´s, co kochal, i jest podekscytowany, ze na nowym ladzie rozpocznie wszystko od poczatku. Jednak nawet daleka Indonezja nie pozwala mezczy´znie uciec od samego siebie. Jerzy Bandrowski (1883-1940) - polski pisarz, dziennikarz, tlumacz jezyka angielskiego. Absolwent filozofii na Uniwersytecie Jagiello´nskim i slawistyki w Pradze. Zadebiutowal nowelami w warszawskim "Kurierze Porannym". Wspólpracowal z "Kurierem ´Swiatecznym", lwowskim "Slowem Polskim" i "Kurierem Pozna´nskim". Byl autorem powie´sci obyczajowych, sensacyjnych oraz ksiazek dla dzieci. W 1951 roku jego utwory znalazly sie na li´scie pozycji objetych cenzura i wycofano je z polskich bibliotek. Prywatnie byl bratem pisarza Juliusza Kadena Bandrowskiego.

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