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The Red Baron
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The Surprise Party
In this gripping behind-the-scenes account, acclaimed journalist Aaron Patrick examines how the Coalition came back from the brink, and what that means for Australia. Disunity is said to be death in politics – but not for Scott Morrison’s Liberal Party. The Surprise Party tells how Morrison and his team took their chance and won a remarkable victory. Patrick interviews key insiders to reveal the turning points and the cunning schemes. What did Shorten’s Labor get so wrong? How good is Morrison at plotting? When did the Coalition realise they might win? And is chaos behind them now, or is there more to come? This is the pacy story of how politics was turned on its head – several times.
Hunting with Richthofen
Long available only in a rare and much-sought-after German edition, Jan Hayzlett has translated these personal diaries of the adjutant who documented every mission of the Red Baron's squadron. Includes a foreword by Hermann Goring.
Manfred Von Richthofen The Red Baron
His record shows he downed 80 enemy aircraft.He killed at least 100 enemy airmen.He was young and blond, shy and handsome, proud and serious. Girls by the thousands worshipped his picture and filled his mail with letters by the sackful. One of them he loved. He wanted to make her his wife, but he did not want to make her his widow. He knew he was going to be killed.He won the admiration and respect of his enemies. His instinct and duty it was to kill them; he did. Their duty and instinct it was to kill him; they did.His name was Richthofen, the Red Knight of Germany.
