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Smith and Kraus Publishers' Global imprint examines historical and political realities as they relate to the ongoing history of Western Civilization. SKG particularly focuses on issues pertaining to the USA and Israel.
Acts of Courage: Vaclav Havel's Life in the Theatre

A unique interweaving of the influences of politics and theater revealed in a spellbinding narrative of the life of Václav Havel during Czechoslovakia’s struggle for freedom.

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Hiding in Plain Sight:
The Incredible True Story of a German-Jewish Teenager's Struggle To Survive In Nazi-Occupied Poland
It is Betty Lauer's abiding faith in a higher power that enabled her to survive while hiding in plain sight, during the dark night of Nazi Germany, and to tell this remarkable story of great evil and of the nobility of the few who dared to defy the evildoers. An extraordinary story of strength, resilience, hope, and salvation.
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Redefining Sovereignty
Will the citizens of liberal democracies retain the right to determine their own laws and public policies or will they yield these rights to transnational entities in the quest for universal order and justice?

To learn more about Redefining Sovereignty, the author, Orrin Judd and see the contributors at the Heritage Event at http://www.heritage.org/Press/Events/ev072006a.cfm.
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TERROR: The New Anti-Semitism and the War Against the West

In TERROR: The New Anti-Semitism and the War Against the West, Fiamma Nirenstein, a Jerusalem-based journalist for the Italian daily newspaper La Stampa, describes, as a frontline observer, the latest developments of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, up to and including the end of the United States' Operation Iraqi Freedom.

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The Oslo Syndrome: Delusions of a People Under Siege
Cloth
In the 1993 Oslo accords, Israel embraced Yasser Arafat as its "peace partner." It then installed him in Gaza and the West Bank as head of a nascent Palestinian government, allowed him to bring with him some 7,000 of his loyalist gunmen, and provided the gunmen with weapons, even as Arafat continued to support terrorist attacks on Israelis and to assure Palestinians and other Arabs his goal remained Israel's destruction.
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The Oslo Syndrome: Delusions of a People Under Siege
Paper
In the 1993 Oslo accords, Israel embraced Yasser Arafat as its "peace partner." It then installed him in Gaza and the West Bank as head of a nascent Palestinian government, allowed him to bring with him some 7,000 of his loyalist gunmen, and provided the gunmen with weapons, even as Arafat continued to support terrorist attacks on Israelis and to assure Palestinians and other Arabs his goal remained Israel's destruction.Go To Book Page >
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