Bøger om Second world war

Read about this child and his partly path of his life beginning, called survival, this amazing and quite flabbergasted thing happened under the second world war, quietly he has faced a dramatically experience but thanks to his destiny is able to tell the story today of these multifaceted episodes, faced in his first part of his short beginning of life. Thanks to the people that surrounded him, but it was meant to be! These episodes will take him around the world at a later date and time in his life, right now making him look back to the future, and while he is reminiscing all of this, bring a smile on his face, very chaff that he’s still around and kicking, seeing himself in the rear glass mirror would bring a rather satiety feeling along, Yes the world has been no limits for him, all doors were open for him, all he had to do is, just walk through it, he needed to explore this wonderful unexpected but joyfully path and much experienced future. I sincerely invite you to share this narrated story. Excerpt from the bookThe oddest thing in life, is and will remain, the fact of we do not know where life journey is guiding us, and the why, we are going there, blindly, not knowing of what is happenings as years passing by, wondering is this really meant to be, and is this really how his destiny is been written, and traced his path, this is why remarkable enough, stories like this one, is one of many fascinating character, and not forgetting that Destiny is just like our DNA, unique as our vocal cords, and fingerprints, this is why this rather spinning book is naturally also different, tense and breath taken, living the reader simply chained to the anchor. About the authorSergio Peter Lazar is a partly Italian, partly British subject. Studied in Italy, England, and Denmark. After obtaining a MSc in engineering he came to Denmark in 1963, worked first as a salesman, then as an agent in Italy, later as an instructor responsible for company education.

THE WAR IN NORTH-EAST GREENLAND is the incredible but truthful account of one of the most peculiar battlegrounds during World War II, when a handful of Danish and Norwegian fur hunters in the eastern North Greenland supported by local Greenlanders formed the world's smallest army and fought the German superior force. A battle that has so far been surrounded by mysticism and many myths. Exciting and intriguing as a crime novel, the story here also tells of how the German military leader, Hermann Ritter, tries to escape this meaningless war and therefore forms an almost unlikely alliance with one of his enemies. The author, Jens Erik Schultz, has uncovered novel documents from the German and American war archives, diaries, letters, etc., and for the first time now we get an insight into what really happened.The book contains maps and approx. 50 illustrations. The book is an English translation of the Danish original.

The story begins in 1984 in gemany where we follow a man who set a house on fire.we very soon find out that he do because he wants to hide some traces ,the story take the reader further back in time and the corruption in a family dynasty dating back for the times of the nazis is unfolding .Some of the family member have been in volved in illigal art trade and have been cooperating with the nazi regime during WW2 .the story soon take the reader in the position of the people who cooperate with the regime and the question arise in the book is if there could have been other less corrupt ways of handling the family affairs.

Oluf Munck was a Danish doctor who left his homeland in 1919 and went to Dutch-East Indies (Java). Here he was employed by the Dutch military (KNIL) as a doctor. When the Japanese invaded Java in 1942 he was involved in the resistance movement and he chose not to listen to the warnings that he had been exposed and would be arrested by the Japanese. Therefore he met his inevitable destiny. He was arrested, tortured and beheaded.