All the ebooks and scanned, print material that we host appear here. We consider the material published here to be covered by fair use provisions for criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research and do not seek to profit from it. All of the books uploaded are assumed to be in the public-domain as they were found on public websites and sources, the vast majority taken mostly from, but not limited-to The Internet Archive. For books still-in-copyright, no commercial use should be made from any files without the express approval of the copyright holder.
Home
Books
Foreign Relations
Foreign Relations - 1946 - Volume 5 - Europe (1946)
Declassified documentation detailing the post World War Two situation, including Soviets caught and arrested wearing German uniforms - this is related to the 'false-flag' crimes they committed on The Eastern Front.
Downloads and Links
- Download Foreign Relations - 194...
Sisir K. Bose
The Indian Struggle by Subhas Chandra Bose (1935)
Chandra Bose's major political study of the movement for independence in which he himself was a leading participant. The book provides a lucid, analytical narrative of the freedom struggle from the gathering clouds of the Non-Co-operation and Khilafat movements to the unleashing...
S. A. Ayer
Selected Speeches of Subhas Chandra Bose (1962,2013)
The "forgotten man" in The West of India's Independence movement, who fought for The Axis Powers against The Allies during World War Two, spending time in Germany with the National Socialist leadership and leading an Indian volunteer army against The British Empire and its allies...
United States Army
Pocket Guide To Germany (1944)
Post-war victors' propaganda guide for the occupying U.S. forces in conquered Germany. This is a cleaned-up version of the document at https://archive.org/details/PocketGuideToGermany1944 with the following changes: it is converted to monochrome black and white, pages are straightened and c...
Walter Schellenberg
Hitler's Secret Service: The Labyrinth (1974)
From The Introduction
Walter Schellenberg's memoirs would be worth reading, if for nothing else, as a first-rate collection of spy stories. For the text does not behe the promise of the chapter headings: the plot to kidnap the Duke of Wind- sor, the affair of the Vietinghoff...
