Steve Nelson Knihy

V dokumentární knížce popisuje autor, vedoucí amerických dobrovolníků ve španělské občanské válce, illegální cestu hrstky Američanů do Španělska, jejich zatčení na francouzských hranicích, nebezpečný přechod Pyrenejí a boj jejich 15. brigády, složené z dobrovolníků z USA, za vítězství republikánské vlády Španělska. Autor, sám raněný při dobývání města Belchite, líčí boj španělského lidu proti Francovi a varuje před světovým fašismem, který rozpoutal 2. světovou válku.

Zážitky komunistického funkcionára v USA - autor opisuje zákulisie vlastného procesu.

This thought-provoking work challenges readers to engage deeply with complex ideas and perspectives. It encourages critical thinking and reflection, making it a compelling read for those interested in exploring intricate themes and concepts. The narrative invites readers to question their assumptions and consider new viewpoints, fostering a rich intellectual experience.

Mathias Blacklund was a young boy who dreamed of high adventure. After completing the eighth grade his greatest desire was to travel out west and partner up with his hero, Kit Carson. However, he was conflicted because he was at the same time in love with a childhood sweetheart who believed him to be a "dreamer" He set out to earn money to purchase a team of horses for which to come "courting" A fellow classmate convinces him to sign up for the Union army as a drummer boy. As with the best laid plans, they often go awry. Mathias Blacklund, now Matt Black was reassigned to the artillery. It was while serving in the artillery he acquired a superb horse, sword, red kerchief and reputation as the infamous "Red Rider" At the war's end he was a decorated commissioned officer. His plans to lead a cavalry troop out west were dashed when to army wanted to demote him and make him a recruiting sergeant. Disillusioned and dismayed he and his famous horse, Ragnar, head to Texas in search of adventure. Along the way he meets Abby, the love of his life, and lifetime partner. Arriving in Texas, they settled on a small ranch. Matt supplemented his income by first becoming a Texas Ranger, and then a US Marshal. With his partner, Virgil Cameron they would become two of the most feared law enforcement officers of Texas. This is a saga of their lives and of their families.

Two young brothers, determined to fight for the Confederate Army, find themselves captured and imprisoned in Camp Douglas, Illinois. After bribing their way to freedom, they relocate to Wisconsin, where they open a tavern, casino, and cathouse in Dundee with their uncle's assistance. Their new venture attracts the attention of notorious outlaws, leading to significant changes in their lives as they navigate the challenges and opportunities of their unconventional business.

The book presents a compelling argument for the necessity of progressive education amidst global existential threats. It critiques current educational practices in the United States for promoting conformity and compliance, emphasizing the urgent need for students to develop skills in skepticism, creativity, and empathy. By advocating for an educational approach that fosters imagination and passion, it calls for a transformative shift in how education is approached to better prepare students for the challenges of the modern world.

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Steve Nelson author fought in the Spanish Civil War with the Abraham Lincoln Brigade. Originally brought out in East Germany, it says on the information page ‘ this book is not to be introduced into USA, Australia, Canada and Great Britain’