Richard Harrison Bücher

Focusing on the Soviet perspective, this detailed study of the Battle of Kursk analyzes the Red Army's defensive and counter-offensive operations in July-August 1943. Compiled by the Red Army General Staff, it provides an in-depth, day-by-day account of the battle's tactical developments, highlighting the strategic decisions made in response to German attacks. The second part reveals the Soviet preparations for a massive counteroffensive, ultimately leading to significant territorial gains. This work, originally an internal document, offers unique insights into a pivotal moment in WWII.

Focusing on the Soviet strategic offensives in 1945, the book provides a detailed analysis of the Red Army's operations in Poland and Eastern Germany. It includes articles from military journals and a personal memoir that sheds light on Soviet planning. The narrative covers significant operations, such as the Vistula-Oder and the offensives by the Second and Third Belorussian Fronts, which were pivotal in breaching German defenses and advancing towards Berlin. Additionally, it explores the First Ukrainian Front's campaigns that dismantled Germany's industrial capabilities.

Richard Harrison’s existing books are the bestsellers in the Symbian Press Portfolio.  His latest book, co-written with Mark Shackman is the successor to "Symbian OS C++ for Mobile Phones" Volumes One and Two. Written in the same style as the two previous volumes, this is set to be another gem in the series.  The existing material from the volumes will be combined, with explanations and example code updated to reflect the introduction of Symbian OS v9.  New and simplified example application will be introduced, which will be used throughout the book.  The reference and theory section in particular sets this book apart from the competition and complements other books being proposed at this time. Anyone looking for a thorough insight into Symbian OS C++ before moving onto specialize on particular Symbian OS phones need this book!  It will not teach people how to program in C++, but it will reinforce the techniques behind developing applications in Symbian OS C++, and more. This innovative new book covers Symbian OS fundamentals, core concepts and UI. Key highlights include:

Alex Rappaport possesses extraordinary abilities, allowing him to perceive aspects of reality that remain hidden from others. His unique gifts set him apart, suggesting a journey filled with discovery and the exploration of his special talents. The narrative promises to delve into the implications of his abilities, potentially leading to challenges and adventures that test his character and understanding of the world around him.

Bold and spicy flavors characterize Cajun cuisine, reflecting the rich cultural influences that have shaped Louisiana's culinary heritage. This book explores a variety of dishes, including seafood gumbo, jambalaya, crawfish etouffee, and blackened catfish, showcasing the diversity and appeal of Cajun cooking.

Focusing on the pivotal Battle of Moscow during World War II, this work provides an in-depth analysis from the Soviet perspective, detailing the Red Army's defensive and counteroffensive strategies against German forces. Originally published in 1943, it encompasses three parts: the defensive operations during Germany's final advance, the initial counteroffensive that pushed back German forces, and the subsequent developments until January 1942. Edited by a prominent military figure, this translation offers a comprehensive understanding of a critical moment in the war.

Set during the final days of World War II, the narrative focuses on the Red Army's decisive offensive to capture Berlin. The book is structured into three sections: the first outlines the strategic landscape and German defenses; the second details the Red Army's breakthroughs at critical points like the Seelow Heights; and the third describes the fierce urban combat leading to the city's fall. It provides in-depth analysis of military strategies, troop movements, and the coordination of various combat units, offering insights into large-scale offensive operations from a Soviet perspective.

Focusing on a pivotal period from mid-December 1942 to mid-February 1943, this study delves into the Red Army's winter offensive following the encirclement of a German army at Stalingrad. It highlights the Soviet strategy to exploit the Axis front's weaknesses, targeting German, Italian, and Hungarian forces in southern Russia. The book includes wartime documents and articles that analyze key operations, such as the Middle Don offensive, and the effective use of tank and mechanized corps, which influenced the Red Army's restructuring for future campaigns.

Set against the picturesque backdrop of the Garden of England, the narrative follows a protagonist who feels out of place in their surroundings. As they navigate the complexities of life in this idyllic setting, themes of identity, belonging, and the clash between personal aspirations and societal expectations emerge. The story explores the protagonist's journey of self-discovery, highlighting the beauty and challenges of rural life while delving into relationships that shape their understanding of home.