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Hitler 'by Oliver Stone, empathy, "Oliver Stone's crazy," Rabbi Boteach said Schmuley yesterday after hearing the words of Stone Adolf Hitler on. The manager, a friend of Fidel Castro and …
Steel Canvas, Decorated Battle Helmets of WWI and WWII
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Bottom New Gun Lee-Enfield British Smle Replica Rifle $219.99 This was the British Armys main rifle from 1902 into WWII Features short magazine, full length wood stock and working bolt action. Length: 45 inches Weight: 6 lbs… |
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Ice Bucket and Ice Tong Set $34.99 This ice bucket and ice tong set is a great combination of barware that makes a great addition or gift item. The high quality mini ice bucket is made from black glass and has a stainless steel handle and top rim. The set comes complete with the matching stainless steel ice tongs. Lift your “spirits” with this gift item set for yourself or some other bar enthusiast…. |
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Stainless Steel Watch of POWMIA (Prisoner of War – Missing in Action – POW MIA) $19.97 Unisex high quality stainless steel watch. Ultra slim watch, 6mm thickness. The watch casing measures approx. 1 1/4″ in diameter, the watch band fits most wrists from approx. 6 1/2″ to 8″. The watch band is made of stainless steel, easily adjusted. Stainless steel watch case and back. Miyota watch movement made by Citizen. The battery for the watch is included…. |
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Hearts in Zion: Steel, Coal, and an Appalachian Family $14.82 Hearts in Zion is the continuing story of Bruce Hopkins’ family during the early 20th century. As the prosperity of industrialization grasps the country in the aftermath of the Civil War, the coal camps of Eastern Kentucky are established. With the coming of the Great Depression the people of Hopkin’s homeland face hardship and abandonment, but manage to survive and pass on the stories of their … |
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The Decline of American Steel: How Management, Labor, and Government Went Wrong $9.50 Once the great symbol of American industrial strength, the steel industry by 1960 had begun its fall to a position of confusion and weakness, while its leading off-short competitors–primarily Germany and Japan–were surging into the world market. Most accounts of this shocking fall have focused on the short-sightedness of steel executives. But in The Decline of American Steel, Paul Tiffany offers… |
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