Where Bleed the Many by George Dunning D. C. M.

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Where Bleed the Many by George Dunning D. C. M.Where Bleed the Many by George Dunning D. C. M. Publisher: London : Elek Books, 1955, first edition. Good hardback with no jacket, binding firm, some minor rubbing, bumping, fading and marks, creasing to spine, name to ffep, foxing to page edges. 256 pages, illustrated. Memoir detailing his harrowing experiences as a British POW during WWII, focusing on multiple escapes from German camps (Stalag VIIIB, Gestapo Prison, etc.), and his subsequent time

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The text has been significantly revised in response to major employment reform in New Zealand and the increasing importance of contemporary issues such as e-recruitment

has minor shelf/edge wear

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personality and beliefs of New Zealand's longest-serving prime minister to date

FIRST EDITION limited to 300 copies

This collection of historical essays provides accurate information about the history of the region throughout the gold mining era

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