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December 25, 2023

Iron and Blood A Military History of the German-Speaking Peoples since 1500

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Free Download Iron and Blood: A Military History of the German-Speaking Peoples since 1500 by Peter H. Wilson
English | February 14, 2023 | ISBN: 0674987624 | 976 pages | MOBI | 32 Mb
From the author of the acclaimed The Thirty Years War and Heart of Europe, a masterful, landmark reappraisal of German military history, and of the preconceptions about German militarism since before the rise of Prussia and the world wars.

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December 25, 2023

Blood, Bugs, and Plants, Revised Edition

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Free Download Blood, Bugs, and Plants, Revised Edition
English | 2019 | ASIN : B0BSR8V9XW | 228 Pages | EPUB | 4 MB
Blood, Bugs, and Plants, Revised Edition explores several core biological areas that have influenced modern forensic science. Entomology ("bugs") is a specialty that uses knowledge about insect life cycles to inform death investigations. Botany ("plants") is a specialty that looks at plant materials as evidence in cases. Occupying the largest part of this eBook, the "blood" section covers the identification of blood and body fluids (determining their origin as human or animal), DNA typing, and blood-spatter patterns.

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September 19, 2023

Blood on the Coal The True Story of the Great Springhill Mine Disaster [Audiobook]

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Free Download Blood on the Coal: The True Story of the Great Springhill Mine Disaster (Audiobook)
English | ASIN: B0BT31Z8WP | 2023 | 10 hours and 1 minute | M4B@64 kbps | 286 MB
Author: Ken Cuthbertson
Narrator: Miles Meili
The riveting true story of one of Canada’s worst mining disasters, told in the voices of the men who survived it. They said it was the world’s deepest and most dangerous coal mine. Those who made that claim were probably correct. What is certain is that in October 1958, the Dominion Steel and Coal Corporation’s No. 2 colliery at Springhill, Nova Scotia, was a leading candidate for both those dubious distinctions. The mine was the proverbial "disaster waiting to happen." And it did. Springhill was the quintessential one-industry town, whose existence depended on coal, a commodity with a dying market. And yet something far worse was soon to come.

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