65 results for 'Hague, MollyMae'

The Battle for the Hague, 1940: The First Great Airborne Operation in History In May 1940, a daring air landing operation was launched in the Netherlands, but it ended in disaster. This was the first...

William Hague's Wit and Humour offers a unique insight into the life and personality of this prominent politician. Through his own words, taken from speeches and debates in the House of Commons, we...

Becoming Molly-Mae: My StoryMolly-Mae Hague shares her authentic story, revealing the person behind the public figure. From her early days nurturing creativity and self-expression, to building a life...

Discover the vibrant city of The Hague, Netherlands. Located in western Netherlands, this picturesque city is home to international courts, state offices, and foreign embassies, giving it a unique...

Inside the Adoption Agency provides a unique insight into the world of international adoption and the Hague Convention on Protection of Children and Co-operation in Respect of Intercountry Adoption...

Discover local insights for your next trip to The Hague, Netherlands. The Greater Than a Tourist series offers travel tips from someone who knows the destination best - a local resident. This book...

This collection of essays explores the evolution of international criminal justice from its post-World War II origins at Nuremberg to the present day. Organized by leading experts in the field, these...

Becoming Molly-Mae is a deeply personal and honest account of one woman's journey to self-discovery and happiness. Behind the glamour of her online presence, Molly-Mae shares a unique story of...

A life spent at the forefront of international justice is recounted by Judge Charles N. Brower in this memoir. Spanning decades and continents, his story takes readers from the early days as a young...

Journeys in the Dreamtime explores the connections between ancient myths, art, and the nature of reality. Neil Hague delves into the world of inter-dimensional forces, hidden worlds, and sacred...

Orion's Door: Unveiling the Symbolism of Consciousness and Control This comprehensive book explores the profound influence of the Orion star system on human history and culture. Through a rich...

Trilogía de Copenhague by Tove Ditlevsen is a groundbreaking work that explores the complexities of identity and experience. This trilogy, considered a masterpiece by The Guardian, delves into themes...

The Farnese Sarcophagus: A Monument of Mannerist Art The Farnese Sarcophagus is one of the most renowned works of art in the Gardner collection, featuring intricate carvings of satyrs and maenads...

Sir Augustus Wall has seen his fair share of death. From battlefields to city streets, he's solved numerous murders and brought perpetrators to justice. But when a 5,000-year-old coffin arrives at...

Bernardino de Sahagun was sent to Mexico as part of a religious crusade, but instead became one of the first anthropologists of the New World. He developed a deep appreciation for Aztec culture and...

The chronology of Roman mythological sarcophagi has long been a subject of debate. Traditionally, it is believed that production peaked during the reign of Gallienus (AD 259-268), only to fade away...

The Last Destroyer Action of the Second World War: A Naval Battle in the Pacific. On 15th May 1945, the Royal Navy launched a daring operation to sink the Japanese heavy cruiser Haguro. The destroyer...

Journeys in the Dreamtime explores the connections between ancient myths and stories that reveal inter-dimensional forces and hidden worlds. Through over 100 illustrations, artist and author Neil...

The Eugenic Marriage by W. Grant Hague and W. Grant Hague is a thought-provoking exploration of eugenics, a concept that has been both influential and controversial in the history of social science...

The Heart of Matter, the final volume of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin's collected essays, presents two texts of key importance: "The Heart of Matter" and "The Christic." Translated by René Hague, this...

A true story of a mother's desperate bid to protect her child. Jan Ford recounts her experience of being accused of child abduction under the Hague Convention, and the sinister game of cat and mouse...

Trade Like a Pirate: 67 Golden Nuggets to Simplify Your Trading Debra A. Hague's guide to trading offers a unique blend of personal experience and practical advice, drawn from her own successes and...

The Pain and the Privilege: The Women in Lloyd George's Life by Ffion Hague Lloyd George's life was marked by a complex attitude towards women, one that was both contradictory and deeply ingrained...

Football programmes have been a staple of the sport for decades, but few people have stopped to think about their significance. In "Programmes! Programmes! Football and Life from Wartime to...

Celtic Cable Shawls by Lucy Hague is a collection of 7 beautiful shawl patterns inspired by Celtic and Pictish art. This book features photography from the stunning Scottish Highlands, along with...

William Wilberforce: A Life of Unwavering Conviction This biography explores the life and campaign against the slave trade of William Wilberforce, a man who defied convention to lead a powerful...

Through Ancient Eyes: Exploring Art & Soul Connections By Neil Hague, Quester Publications (2002) This book delves into the metaphysical aspects of art, revealing how ancient cultures used creative...

Geurst & Schulze Architecten - Den Haag De aedibus international 7This monograph showcases the work of Jeroen Geurst and Rens Schulze, architects based in The Hague. Their designs are characterized...

Orion's Door: Unveiling the Symbolism Behind Humanity's Ancient Influence This comprehensive book explores the profound impact one star system has had on human history, from ancient monuments to...

They Would Never Hurt a Fly: War Criminals on Trial in The Hague by Slavenka Drakulic. In this thought-provoking account, Slavenka Drakulic delves into the lives of those responsible for heinous...

This book examines the history of genocide and propaganda in Indonesia, focusing on the 1965 campaign and its aftermath. It explores the process leading to the International People's Tribunal on 1965...

Lord Ashcroft's six-year fight against concerted attacks from The Times newspaper and the New Labour Government is revealed in this personal account.The ultimate target was William Hague, whose...

Intimacies by Katie Kitamura is a gripping novel about an interpreter who arrives in The Hague to escape her past and find a new sense of home. As she navigates her personal life, she becomes...

The Self-Coached Climber: A Comprehensive Guide to Movement and Training for ClimbersThis full-color guide offers 52 practical training exercises to advance technique, along with detailed anatomical...

Illuminated Knits by Lucy Hague is a collection of four knitting patterns inspired by the intricate decorations found in illuminated Celtic manuscripts. The designs feature a slipped-stitch cable...

Larry Cohen's Bidding Challenge is a unique opportunity to test your skills against the world's top bridge players. Based on the author's popular articles in Bridge Today magazine, this book presents...

William J. Bennett and Michael Hague present a beautifully illustrated celebration of heroic deeds, both real and fictional, in this treasury of tales that will appeal to readers young children and...

The Harvest Festival Stories from Tilly's Number Town by Jane Hague is a collection of engaging stories that explore numeracy in everyday situations. Aimed at pre-school children, these stories...

Cycling in Amsterdam and the Netherlands A Guide to Scenic Dutch Cycling Holiday Routes offers a unique cycling experience through the picturesque landscapes of Holland. With over 1000 km of routes,...

Avizandum Legislation on International Private Law provides ready access to a wide-ranging selection of materials on private law areas with foreign elements. This volume includes UK and Scottish...

In 1995, the town of Srebrenica was taken over by Bosnian-Serb forces, leading to atrocities that have been compared to those of the Second World War. A trial in The Hague followed, with Radovan...

Cello Counterpoint (Version for Solo Cello and Tape) by Hendon Music is a composition scored for solo cello with pre-recorded accompaniment. It can also be performed by a Cello Octet, with some...

A professional assassination in an upscale hotel sets off a chain of events that Jana Matinova is determined to unravel. When her lover, a government prosecutor, turns up dead from a phone bomb,...

A beautifully crafted novel about one woman's struggle to reclaim her life after betrayal. In a small Irish town, a mysterious stranger arrives, bringing with him a world of beauty and pain. Fidelma...

Project Cleansweep takes its name from a Ministry of Defence report issued in 2011. This report assessed the risk of residual contamination at sites in the UK used for chemical and biological weapons...

Understanding Adult Survivors of Domestic Violence in Childhood Still Forgotten, Still Hurting by Gill Hague, Ann Harvey and Kathy Willis. This book explores the long-lasting impact of domestic...

The Life and Teaching of Saint Seraphim of Sarov offers a unique insight into the spiritual life of one of Russia's most revered saints. The book provides a concise and accessible guide to Christian...

William Pitt the Younger by William Hague At just twenty-four years old, William Pitt became one of Britain's most influential leaders. Despite facing significant challenges from an early age, he...

George Stubbs: 'all Done from Nature' presents a significant overview of the artist's work in Britain for over 30 years. This catalogue brings together 80 paintings, drawings and publications,...

The Second World War had far-reaching consequences for Europe as a whole. Theatre in Europe Under German Occupation explores the role that theatre played in the Nazi war effort, examining how...

By Sword and Fire: A Harsh Reality of Medieval Warfare Medieval warfare was marked by brutal acts that would be considered war crimes today. Sean McGlynn explores the darker side of medieval...

Advanced Introduction to Private International Law and Procedure: Second Edition is an accessible yet rigorous introduction to the field of private international law and international civil procedure...

The Shadow Network A New Dempsey-Devlin Thriller by Tony Kent. When a terror attack in The Hague leaves lawyers entangled in a web of deceit, barrister Michael Devlin and Agent Joe Dempsey must...

Marlow Moss was a pioneering British artist whose groundbreaking work in Constructivism had a profound impact on modern art. Her unique approach to colour and form paved the way for a universal...

The Proud Tower: A Portrait of the World Before the War, 1890-1914 This book tells the story of the years leading up to World War I, a time of great change and upheaval. The era was marked by a stark...

Witness to War Crimes: A Peacekeeper's Memoir In October 1991, Colonel Colm Doyle became embroiled in one of Europe's most devastating conflicts when he was deployed as the European Community Monitor...

The Collapse of the Kyoto Protocol and the Struggle to Slow Global Warming by David G. Victor The international response to global warming is facing significant challenges. Despite mounting evidence,...

Stuart Wheeler's life story is one of contrasts. Born into an unconventional family, he went on to attend prestigious institutions like Eton and Oxford, while also being an illegitimate child adopted...

The Shadow Network A New Dempsey-Delvin Thriller by Tony Kent A high-stakes game of cat and mouse unfolds as barrister Michael Devlin and Agent Joe Dempsey team up to uncover the truth behind a...

The Last Colony: A Tale of Exile, Justice and Britain's Colonial Legacy In 1960s Britain, a secret decision was made to offer the US a base at Diego Garcia, one of the islands of the Chagos...

Spring 1622 marks the beginning of a perilous journey for Matthew Lock. Haunted by the brutal murder of his parents, he sets sail from Bristol in search of truth and justice. As he navigates...

The International Criminal Court: A Harsh Reality In 2011, Tjitske Lingsma visited the ICC in The Hague, where she heard the poignant testimony of a survivor who had been brutally gang-raped and...

Detective Chief Inspector Michael Lambert has left his old life behind and is now working for Europol as a front-line Liaison Officer at The Hague. His first case for Europol involves the abduction...

The New Monuments and the End of Man U.S. Sculpture Between War and Peace, 1945-1975 by Robert Slifkin In the aftermath of the atomic bombings in 1945, American artists began to question the very...

Bill ten Boom has walked out on everything he thought was important to him: his career, his wife, even his country. He's been invited to become a prosecutor at The Hague's International Criminal...