Janet Robinson Bücher

Rich in historical detail, this reprint features two military effects catalogs from Imperial Germany, showcasing a range of items available for private purchase, including medals, swords, and spiked helmets. The meticulous work of Müller and Neumann provides invaluable insights, with many items previously unseen. The Neumann catalog's discoveries have transformed perspectives on Imperial German collecting. This collection offers a fascinating glimpse into the era of Kaiser Wilhelm II, making it an essential resource for historians and collectors alike.

The first English-language analysis of this crucial battle, which saw the end of large-scale cavalry activity

The book recounts the dramatic events of the last significant cavalry charge during World War I, occurring shortly after the war began in the Belgian village of Halen. It details the valor and tragedy faced by four German cavalry regiments as they engaged in eight separate charges, capturing the intensity of battle and the shift in warfare tactics. This historical account highlights the transition from traditional mounted warfare to modern combat, marking a pivotal moment in military history.

A young boy embarks on a thrilling journey to solve a mystery that challenges his fears and limitations. Through his determination and bravery, he ultimately saves a village, leading to profound changes in his life. This tale explores themes of courage, growth, and the transformative power of facing one's fears.