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 One Step Further: Those Whose Gallantry Was Rewarded with the George Cross: Book A. Marion Hebblethwaite. This is the first volume of nine devoted to the people who have been award the George Cross, the highest British award for bravery that can given to a civilian. This is a revised second edition, with an introduction that explains the system of gallantry awards and how they relate to the George Cross [see more] |
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 One Step Further: Those Whose Gallantry Was Rewarded with the George Cross - Including All Five GC's Awarded to Pow's in Hong Kong: Book F and G, Marion Hebblethwaite. The George Cross was created in 1940 as the civilian version of the Victoria Cross. This book is one of a series looking at the brave men and women who won this medal. |
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 One Step Further: Those Whose Gallantry Was Rewarded with the George Cross: Book N to R., Marion Hebblethwaite. This book is volume seven in a series devoted to telling the stories of the winners of the George Cross, and covers recipients of the award with surnames beginning with N to R. This is a fascinating book, which provides a valuable insight into the bravery and self sacrifice required to win this medal. [see more] |
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 One Step Further: Those Whose Gallantry Was Rewarded with the George Cross: Book W to Y, Marion Hebblethwaite. This is the final volume (of nine) in the series of books devoted to those people who have been awarded the George Cross. As well as the winners with surnames from W to Y, this book also includes a sizable section of updates and corrections for the earlier books in the series [see more]. |
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 One Step Further: Those Whose Gallantry Was Rewarded with the George Cross: Nine Volume Set, Marion Hebblethwaite. This set of nine books tells the stories of every winner of the George Cross, as well as explaining the medal itself and its predecessors. [see more] |
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Knight's Cross with Diamonds Recipients, Gordon Williamson. Osprey, 2006. This book looks at the twenty seven men who won Germany's highest award for bravery during the Second World War. [SEE MORE] |
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