Top 10 Best "Veterans" Books

Veterans Benefits For Dummies

Rod Powers

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The Remnant - The Jewish Resistance in WWII

Othniel J. Seiden

Veterans

The Remnant

The Jewish Resistance in WWII

'I can't kill Nazis if I m dead...' Solomon Shalensky After researching the transcripts of the Nuremburg Trials and interviewing The Remnant or Jewish survivors of the holocaust, many still living in Israel; Othniel Seiden was compelled to write their startling and remarkable stories of World War II. In this stunning and compelling historical novel about the Jews who were able to remain free and fight, Seiden documents their survival, their suffering, their missions and their guerrilla warfare tactics against the Nazi occupation forces.

Also, well documented, the tragedy of Kiev and sinister and deadly ravine of Babi Yar where it is thought that over a million people, Jews and Jewish sympathizers alike were massacred. These brave few escaped the certain death of their co-religionists by acts of bravery and sheer determination to live. The myth that the Jewish people went to their deaths like sheep to slaughter... is put to rest forever in the stories of The Remnant.

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Chicken Soup for the Veteran's Soul

Jack Canfield
Mark Victor Hansen
Sidney R. Slagter

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War and the Soul

Edward Tick

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The War Comes Home

Aaron Glantz

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The Veterans Day Visitor (Second Grade Friends)

Peter Catalanotto
Pamela Schembri

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Great Angel Books

A-Town Veteran

Cole Hart

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47 Secret Veterans' Benefits for Seniors - Benefits You Have Earned...but Don't Know About!

Victoria L. Collier

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Veterans of War, Veterans of Peace

Maxine Kingston

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Veterans Day (Rookie Read-About Holidays)

Jacqueline S. Cotton

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Fields of Combat

If you consider Iraq--like I do, probably twenty-nine out of thirty days--to be the pinnacle of your life, then where do you go from there? And I'm sure that a lot of veterans feel that way. To them, that was it. That was everything. So now what? They have to find something meaningful and purposeful." "When I got back from Afghanistan, there was not even so much as a briefing that said, Let us know if you're having problems. There wasn't so much as a phone number. There was literally nothing. I knew it was crazy. I was thinking, the guy on the roof's either a sniper or he's going to radio ahead. And then I thought, this is San Antonio. There's not snipers on the roof, nobody's going to blow me up here." "Whenever I look at people back here at home, I know what they're going to look like dead. I know what they look like with their brains blown out or jaws blown off or eyes pulled out. When I look at somebody I see that, to this day." --Voices of veterans interviewed in Fields of Combat For many of the 1.6 million U.S. service members who have served in Iraq and Afg...

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Fields of Combat

Erin P. Finley

Veterans

I Pornographer

Michael J. Freeman

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