Peter Stanley Knihy

The book delves into the life and impact of Charles Bean, Australia's official war correspondent in WWI, who played a pivotal role in shaping the nation's military history. It explores his contributions as the first official war historian and his influence in establishing the Australian War Memorial. Renowned military historians provide insights into Bean's character, his enduring legacy, and the myths surrounding him, highlighting his significance in Australia's historical narrative.

This military history explores a significant rebellion against British rule during the East India Company era, detailing the strategies and events that shaped this uprising. It offers an in-depth analysis of the conflict's impact on the region and its long-term consequences for colonial governance. Through meticulous research, the book sheds light on the motivations of the rebels and the British response, providing a comprehensive understanding of this pivotal moment in history.

A collection of images of Australian men and women at war, from the Sudan 1885, to South Africa 1899-1902, the First and Second World Wars, through the Korean and Vietnam Wars, juxtaposed with letters from service members. Selected by Peter Stanley and Michael McKernan with an introduction by McKernan. 260 pages; over 200 b&w photographs, most full-page; 9.25 x 12.75 inches.

About 1,600 of the Indians who served on Gallipoli died, in actions at Gurkha Bluff and Hill 60. They took part in terrible, failed attacks, at Gully Ravine and Gully Spur and in the climactic attempt in August to seize the summit of Sari Bair. Though commemorated on the great memorial to the missing at Cape Helles, they are practically invisible o

Focusing on Quinn's Post during World War I, this historical analysis reveals the experiences of Australian, New Zealand, and British soldiers who lived and fought there. It provides an in-depth look at the harsh realities of warfare, the camaraderie among troops, and the sacrifices made in this pivotal location of the Anzac line. Through vivid accounts, the book offers insights into the challenges faced by these units and the lasting impact of their struggles.

The narrative follows Michael 'Micky' Burn, a soldier whose transformation unfolds from a fascist follower to a commander in the elite Six Troop, 2 Commando. His journey takes a dramatic turn as he becomes a prisoner in Colditz, where he also serves as a communist lecturer. This war story intricately weaves themes of ideology, survival, and personal evolution against the backdrop of conflict and captivity.

Set against the backdrop of World War I, the narrative follows Nine Platoon of the 21st Australian Infantry Battalion as they face a harrowing battle at Mont St Quentin. The story captures the immediate chaos and loss during the assault, resulting in casualties among the platoon. It explores the long-lasting impact of this traumatic experience on the survivors, who must navigate the ensuing decades haunted by their memories of war and the scars it leaves behind.

This guide offers practical strategies for building a property fortune while working part-time. It emphasizes the importance of smart investment choices, leveraging time efficiently, and understanding market dynamics. The author shares personal experiences and actionable tips to help readers navigate the property market successfully. Designed for those with limited time, the book encourages a balanced approach to wealth creation through real estate, making it accessible for busy individuals looking to enhance their financial future.

Delving into the multi-ethnic composition of British Indian armies, this book examines the diverse backgrounds and cultures that shaped these forces under the East India Company. It highlights the complexities of identity, loyalty, and service among soldiers from various ethnic groups, revealing how their contributions influenced military strategies and colonial policies. Through detailed analysis, the author sheds light on the often-overlooked narratives of these armies and their significant role in British colonial history.

Featuring 67 hands-on lessons, this book serves as a comprehensive guide for photography educators and students. It emphasizes the art of creating stunning images while also focusing on storytelling techniques that captivate and inspire audiences. The lessons are designed to enhance both technical skills and creative expression, making it an invaluable resource for those looking to deepen their photography practice.