1,000 Year Reich - A Non-fiction Invention

by Fred Dungan (Illustrator)

Overview

1,000 Year Reich - A Non-fiction Invention analyzes Hitler's decision making in regards to World War II in Europe and examines those decision's effect on the outcome. An alternate reality is explored with the benefit of 20/20 hindsight in which Germany wins the war. The ebook is 56,500 words, is fully illustrated with 26, most of which are in color, images, and is documented in detail with an extensive bibliography. It is intended as a reference guide for war gamers and students of history.

Learn about the People's disposable jet fighter built with slave labor from wood and pot metal; the "dirty" atomic bomb exploded successfully near the end of the war; the pervasive use of drugs by everyone from Hitler on down to the lowest buck private; and many other shocking details that were kept secret by the Allies.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940185658383
Publisher:	Fred Dungan
Publication date:	09/29/2022
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	6 MB

About the Author

Fred Dungan is a service-connected disabled U.S. Army veteran who cannot stand or walk. 1,000 Year Reich is his ninth published manuscript. He lives in Arlington Village, Riverside, California, with his two beagles, Kylo and Captain Jenny. He began writing while recuperating from his wounds in a Veterans Administration Hospital and becoming involved in a veterans writing project.