Top Secret Tales of World War ll by Wm. Breuer?
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yeah it was full of pages and I think it was made by something called paper. I've heard tales of Alchemists who created the paper from WOOD ????
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http://www.classicreader.com/author.php/aut.24/
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Do you know the author?  If so, let us know.\nDo you have any classmates you can ask?
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Yes I've read it. It was written in 1983 or something and contains much of what The Da Vince Code is all about. It centers around a mystery the writers found in a southern French town, and some documents claimed to be found by a Priest named Sauniere (Dan Brown even used similar names in his novels). It is fairly interesting, but written like a historical documentary, so it is not like the page-turner written by Dan Brown. I think Mr. Brown used much of the information of this book and others to make The Da Vince Code. The guys who wrote Holy Blood, Holy Grail even tried to sue him, but failed.
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http://www.bookstory.com
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Looks like you need to read books! \nIll give you a hint\n\n"history of the second world war"\nby Liddell Hart Basil H.  \n\nits only about military happenings.\nprobably the best book ever written on this field.
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Thank you. That should be printed in every newspaper in the USA on Christmas Eve day. Very somber. Very true.\nWho is the author?
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Try a book called BREAKOUT AND PURSUIT by Martin Blumenson.  It is part of the series THE US ARMY IN WORLD WAR II.  Blumenson also has one called DUEL FOR FRANCE.
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all that i could find is that he wrote Fictions of Us History,American Crusade, Views of Women's Lives in Western Tradition: Frontiers of the past and the Future \nsorry i couldnt be of more help
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The book is actually called "Behold a Pale Horse."  You can buy it at any major bookstore, and probably some not-so-major ones as well.  It was written by someone in the intel community from what I recall.  I'm not sure, though, as it has been a long time since I saw the book.
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Do your own homework.  They're both excellent stories... reading them will be enjoyable.  I'm partial to Bierce myself.
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Amazon sells it, and it is the one about Normandy.\nOops, retracm67 is right. I think it is "what have we learned..." amazon sells this one as well...
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Try this website for a review, analysis, and full text online of "War of the Worlds" by H.G. Wells:\n\nhttp://www.sfreviews.net/wotw.html
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Bridge to Taribithia by Katherine Paterson; \nthe thief of always - clive barker\nfahrenheit 451 - ray bradbury\nall quiet on the western front - erich maria remarque\nthe thief lord - cornelia funke\nthe adventures of huckleberry finn - mark twain\nlord of the flies - william golding\nartemis fowl: the eternity code - eoin colfer\nthe war of the worlds - h.g. wells\nthe island of dr. moreau - h.g. wells\nthe sword of shannara - terry brooks\nGood luck! Keep reading.
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http://patriotfiles.org/WhoIsThisAmericanWarrior.htm
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Try "Lucky Man" by Michael J. Fox. BTW, you could have just said autobiography.
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1. Shrapnel does not ping off trees it embeds itself, just as he was alledgedly doing. I have heard and read about many exploits during the war,some true some blatantly untrue, it helps to pass the time and i love hearing them and never discourage or disrespect anyone who has lived through the war,my father was one such storyteller from his exploits he battled hitler single handedly, he once told me he was in Andy Clydes Commados it was years later when i learned that it was the army catering corps, what he didnt tell me that he was also in a highland regiment, that fought many battles and was a seargeant major and had been awarded twenty two medals several for courage displayed in battle, so i never thought about that because those memories he held in ,preffering to lighten his stories of daring rather than relive them, LF