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Blood & Soil: The Fall of Poland & The Battle of France, Part Two is the fourth book in The Protocols series, a series chronicling the history of authoritarianism in the modern era, 1845-1945, its focus the Holocaust and the Second World War in Europe. Part Two begins in January 1940 just days before a German plane got lost in the fog on a flight between Munchen and Cologne, Germany and had to force land in Belgium. On board were the operational plans for the German invasion of Western Europe. So begins a continuation of the story of people caught up in events -- like Victor and Eva Klemperer, forced to live in a Jews' House in Dresden, Germany, bearing witness to the Nazis' New Order and the Final Solution, as friends disappear around them; like J.W.C. Simpson, flying a Hawker Hurricane for the R.A.F., which is locked in a duel with the Luftwaffe that will decide the fate not only of Great Britain, but perhaps the world. So many voices, so many stories to remind us that we are all Time Travelers -- that we can travel back in time, but we can not change it, but we can learn from it. We can travel back. We can act. We can change the future. We live in perilous, the purpose of The Protocols series is to provide a portal. Step through it if you will. Like all the books in The Protocols series, Part II of Blood &Soil: The Fall of Poland & The Battle of France is written as composed of excerpts taken from diaries, memoirs, situation reports, news and feature articles, websites, histories, film and radio transcripts, and other historical documents selected not only for their ability to illustrate the past, but for their relevance in terms of the times in which we live.

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