When Lt. General Rom-O Dallaire Received The Call To Serve As Force Commander Of The Un Mission To Rwanda, He Thought He Was Heading Off To Africa To Help Two Warring Parties Achieve A Peace Both Sides Wanted. Instead, He And Members Of His Small International Force Were Caught Up In A Vortex Of Civil War And Genocide. Dallaire Left Rwanda A Broken Man, Disillusioned, Suicidal, And Determined To Tell His Story. An Award-Winning International Sensation, Shake Hands With The Devil Is A Landmark Contribution To The Literature Of War: A Remarkable Tale Of A Soldier'S Courage And An Unforgettable Portrait Of Modern War. It Is Also A Stinging Indictment Of The Petty Bureaucrats Who Refused To Give Dallaire The Men And The Operational Freedom He Needed To Stop The Killing. 'I Know There Is A God,' Dallaire Writes, 'Because In Rwanda I Shook Hands With The Devil. I Have Seen Him, I Have Smelled Him And I Have Touched Him. I Know The Devil Exists And Therefore I Know There Is A God.'
Commander John Hubbard , the commanding officer of the cruiser Nashville , found the following cable waiting for him at ... they landed at 8:30 A.M. The General Superintendent of the Panama Railway , J. R. Shaler , being privy to the ...
Describes the life, achievements, rise to power, and influences of the military leader who crowned himself Emperor of the French and established dominance over Europe.
The Who's who of the Anglo-Zulu War: Colonials and Zulus
This book of over 400 illustrations is a vast pictorial sourcebook and informal history of the American Revolution.
Having arrived four days previously at Tampa Bay from New Orleans with a relief force, Major General Gaines strikes inland with 1,000 men and a 6-pounder to reinforce Clinch in central Florida. After departing Fort King on 26 February, ...
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The Motte-and-Bailey Castle One of the most effective, easily and quickly built fortifications, the motte-and-bailey castle, was used by William the Conqueror during and after his invasion of England. Simply described, the motte part of ...
Fernandez, Damian 1., and Madeline Cámara Betancourt, eds. Cuba, the Elusive Nation: Interpretations ofNational Identity. Gainesville, Fla., 2000. Fernandez, Frank. Cuban Anarchism: The History ofa Movement. Translated by Charles Bufe.
... ( Bloomington : Indiana University Press , 1958 ) . On Forrest vs. Macready , American vs. European , see Grimsted , Melodrama Unveiled , 68–75 ; Levine , Highbrow , Lowbrow , 63–68 . 36. Quoted in Levine , Highbrow , Lowbrow , 66 .
... General Samuel R. Curtis , a regular officer who had brought the Second Iowa Volunteers into service , was in command . Curtis reported that Fremont never consulted him nor told him his plans ; while he would feel free to go to ...