Surviving the Unthinkable: A Comprehensive Guide To Full Scale Nuclear War by David Holman Price verified 6 hours ago

"Surviving a Nuclear Disaster: A Comprehensive Guide to Preparation and Response" is an all-encompassing guide that provides readers with the knowledge and skills necessary to prepare for and respond to a nuclear disaster. Covering everything from ground zero survivability and symptoms of radiation exposure to traveling and protecting oneself when law enforcement is unavailable, this book offers a comprehensive look at the steps one must take to survive a nuclear event. With chapters dedicated to emergency responders, looters and criminals, and the probability of survival, readers will have all the information they need to make informed decisions in the event of a nuclear disaster. The long descriptive chapters provide detailed information and practical advice, while the conclusion offers a thoughtful and inspiring message of hope and perseverance. Whether you are a prepper, a first responder, or just concerned about the possibility of a nuclear event, this book is an essential resource for anyone looking to increase their chances of survival.

Genre: Politics & Social Sciences

Nazis & Reds: A Chronology of the Prewar Years (The Protocols Book 1) by Robert Sterling Herron Price verified 5 hours ago

Nazis & Reds: A Chronology of the Prewar Years is the first book in a historical series, The Protocols. The first book traces the rise of authoritarianism in the modern world, from the Industrial Revolution to the beginning of World War II. The series places a focused spotlight on the concurrent decline of traditional forms of government and institutions, such as monarchies and the Church, with the rise of alternative ideologies, like communism, fascism, environmentalism, and democracy -- the decline and rise driven by the exigencies of the new age: by new forms of energy, including both fuel and motive power, like coal and steam; by the advent of new machines that increased or replaced the productivity of a single woman or man, like the spinning jenny; by new basic materials, chiefly iron and steel; by new means of transportation and communication, like railroads, radio, automobiles, and the telephone; and by a new organization of work, the factory system, and the resultant division of labor and specializing of function in the work place. The Industrial Age also gave birth to mass production, extended life spans, urbanization, multiculturalism, increased immigration, a vast and disproportionate distribution of wealth; and demands for better pay and treatment by workers, for a fairer distribution wealth, services, and goods; and the decline in relevancy of traditional customs, gender roles, values and faith. The result has often been confusion, marginalization, anger, and despair -- and the rise of individuals offering a way to get back -- to a better, simpler life -- often a pre-Industrial Revolution world where everyone knew their place. Like all the books in the series, Nazis & Reds is composed of excerpts taken from a diverse range of sources, including memoirs, combat situation reports, speeches, diaries, radio broadcasts, news articles, and other historical documents selected not only for their ability to illustrate the past, but for their relevance in terms ...

Genre: Politics & Social Sciences