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James R. Benn On Operation Halyard and Yugoslavian Resistance to Fascism

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By james benn
| CrimeReads Verified
In 1944, Allied bombers flew missions from Italy to hit targets in Romania. Every day, hundreds of heavy bombers and their fighter escorts flew over the Adriatic Sea and Yugoslavia to reach their objectives. The German Luftwaffe had been weakened at this point in the war, so the enemy focused on bringing down damaged Allied aircraft, often flying alone at low altitudes on their return trip.
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Only Way Out

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By Andrew Klavan Verified, Nelson DeMille, Alex DeMille, james benn
| Publishers Weekly Verified
Tod Goldberg. Thomas & Mercer, $28.99 (360p) ISBN 978-1-6625-340-8-9 Goldberg (the Gangsterland series) riffs on a familiar setup in this twisty and inventive crime thriller. Unscrupulous Oregon cop Jack Biddle is indebted to criminals for hundreds of thousands of dollars. While hiding out in a remote mountain town, he spots a van and decides to shake down the passengers for the money he needs. Before he can get to the vehicle, however, it skids on black ice and crashes into a ravine.
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New library books

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By Tea Cooper, Vanessa Kelly, james benn, John Copenhaver
| The Journal Gazette Verified
These historical mysteries are newly available at the Allen County Public Library. “The Naturalist’s Daughter” by Tea Cooper Two fearless women – living a century apart – find themselves entangled in the mystery surrounding the biggest scientific controversy of the 19th century: the classification of the platypus.
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