Paul Oldfield Bücher

Breit angelegter, spannender Roman einer Fischerfamilie in England zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts

Challenging conventional beliefs, this study explores urban society in twelfth-century Norman Italy, revealing how the Normans actually fostered urban development rather than hinder it. By examining social structures, economic activities, and cultural dynamics, the book offers a fresh perspective on the interplay between Norman rule and the growth of urban centers during this period.

Integrating the analysis of sanctity with pilgrimage, this book provides fresh perspectives on society, cross-cultural interactions, and the nature of faith. It explores how these themes intersect and influence one another, shedding light on their significance in various cultural contexts.

Focusing on the Victoria Cross actions during the First World War, this book serves both battlefield visitors and armchair readers. It offers detailed accounts of each VC action, set against the broader strategic context, complemented by sketch maps and photographs of the current battle sites. Comprehensive biographies of the recipients delve into their personal lives, military careers, and connections to notable figures and events, providing a rich and informative exploration of these courageous individuals and their remarkable stories.