Dominique Lapierre

Larry Collins

Freedom at Midnight

O Jerusalem

city of joy

Is Paris Burning?

Javier Moro

Mezzanotte e cinque a Bhopal

El quinto jinete

Kolkata |കൊല്‍ക്കത്ത

Parigi brucia?

First Published In 1975, This 2009 Edition Is A New Edition Of The Best-Selling Book Described As Irreplacable By Le Monde, Paris. The Defining Moments Of The End Of The British Raj, The Independence Of 400 Million People, Their Division Into India And The Newly Created Pakistan - Time Magazine Raised A Poetic Salutation To This Brilliantly Written Book, Hailing It As The Song Of India . . . Illuminated Like Scenes In A Pageant'. The Significance Of The New Edition Lies In Engaging The Minds Of Two Generations Born Into A Free Country, To Enable Them To Empathetically Understand The Aspirations And Goals That United Our Leaders Then Towards The Common Cause Of Freedom. The Significance Lies In Invoking The Re-Awakening Of The Indian Spirit. Surely It Is Time For The Over 1 Billion People In India To Ask Themselves Honestly What Their Contribution Has Been Thus Far Towards Realizing An India Free From Poverty, Illiteracy And Inequality. While Numerous Tomes Have Been Written On The Indian Freedom Struggle, The Popularity Of Freedom At Midnight Lies In Its Easy Narrative Flow Which Veers From The Thrilling To The Enlightening, Sometimes Poignant And Ever Compelling Style.

From the bestselling author of The City of Joy comes the dramatic story of the Allied liberation of Paris. Is Paris Burning? reconstructs the network of fateful events--the drama, the fervor, and the triumph--that heralded one of the most dramatic episodes of our time. This bestseller about 1944 Paris is timed to meet the demand for Dominique Lapierre books that will be generated by the March release of his compelling new Warner hardcover, Beyond Love.

Is Paris Burning

A reconstruction of events at the time of the eclipse of the fabled British Raj. The authors also examine the roles enacted by Gandhi, Lord Mountbatten, Nehru and Jinnah, among others in the violent transformation into the new India and Pakistan.

El Cordobés, orphaned son of a field hand who fought for the Loyalists, is the most flamboyant, controversial, adored and richly rewarded matador in the long history of the bullring. In Or I'll Dress You in Mournin Larry Collins and Dominique Lapierre bring to life a stunning page from the history of our times as, against the political and social flux of modern Spain, they trace the rise of Manuel Benítez from his desperately poor beginnings through the cruel years of struggle "to become somebody" to his final dizzying ascent to fame and adulation as the idolized El Cordobés. -from dust jacket

Or I'll Dress You in Mourning

The threat of Libya's Colonel Quaddafi to explode a three-megaton nuclear bomb hidden in New York, unless an autonomous Palestinian state is immediately established, affects the lives of ordinary citizens, politicians, secret agents, and terrorists from W

A Novel

The Fifth Horseman

An account of the bitter 1948 dispute between the Arabs and Jews over Jerusalem, highlights the role of the British as well as prominent individuals in the struggle

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