The Trial of Adolf Eichmann the Holocaust on trial by Brager

Subjects: “…War crime trials Juvenile literature Jerusalem…”

Alroy: The Prince of the Captivity by Disraeli, Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield, 1804-1881

Subjects: “…Princes -- Fiction…”
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A young Palestinian's diary, 1941-1945 the life of S�am�i �Amr / by Amr, Sami, 1924-1998

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A history of Palestine, 634-1099 by Gil, Moshe 1921-

Table of Contents: “…The causes of the Great Jihad. The tribes and the population of Palestine. The first incursions; Dhat Atlah, Muta. …”

Victory, 1918 by Palmer, Alan 1926-

Headlines in history the 1000s

Table of Contents: “…Awaiting the Apocalypse -- Rise of feudalism -- Peace of God movement -- Truce of God for the Diocese of Cologne -- Papal reform -- Investiture controversy -- Limitations of royal authority -- Norman conquest -- William the conqueror's claim to the english throne -- Normans in Italy and Sicily -- Viking discovery of North America -- Relations with the native Americans -- Iceland's conversion to Christianity -- Viking rulers of England -- End of the viking age -- Origin of the first crusade -- Pope Urban's call for the first crusade -- Speech at Clermont -- Peasants' crusade -- Byzantine's view of the first crusaders -- Victory and atrocities: Conquest of Jerusalem -- Muslim perspective on the first crusade -- Turks' rise to power -- Reign of the mad caliph -- Culture and society of Muslim Spain -- Battles between the spanish christians and muslims -- Terms of surrender: El Cid at valencia -- Muslim dominion in India -- Golden age of the kingdom of Ghana -- Life in China during the early Sung Dynasty -- Economic reform and trade development -- Importance of the intellectual class -- Proposals for the training and selection of government officials -- Printing's contribution to literacy and education -- Growth of a native culture in Japan -- Murasaki Shikibu's literacy achievement -- Art of storytelling -- Toltecs of Mexico -- Toltec conquest of the Maya -- Anasazi culture at its height -- Were the Anasazi cannibals -- Mound builders of Cahokia.…”