Douglas D'Enno Livres

First in-depth study of the Second World War as lived in Brighton and its suburbs.

"British fishermen are among the unsung heroes of the First World War. The conflict with Germany had a direct impact on their lives and livelihood. They were immediately caught up in the sea war against the Kaiser's navy, confronting the threats presented by the submarines, minelayers, gunboats and capital ships of the High Sea Fleet. Often they found themselves thrust into strange, dangerous situations, which put their lives at risk and tested to the limit their bravery and skill as seamen. This is their fascinating story"--Jacket

The fascinating history of Rottingdean illustrated through old and modern pictures.

The book features over 180 photographs that capture the transformation of East Brighton and Ovingdean over the past century. It highlights the area's development and historical changes, providing a visual journey through time.

This fascinating selection of photographs traces some of the many ways in the Sussex Coast has changed and developed over the last century

This fascinating selection of photographs traces some of the many ways in which Sussex has changed and developed over the last century.

Fascinating and much forgotten story of Brighton's contribution to the Great War.

Douglas D'Enno explores the history of Surrey's railway stations.

A fascinating portrait of the Saltdean area of East Sussex near Brighton presented through a remarkable collection of historical photographs.

A fascinating insight into some of the railway accidents and incidents that have taken place in Kent, Surrey and Sussex.