Martin Ebon Livres
27 mai 1917 – 11 février 2006
Martin Ebon était un auteur germano-américain dont les écrits couvraient les domaines intrigants du paranormal et les complexités de la politique. Il abordait des sujets divers et souvent non conventionnels avec un style d'investigation méticuleux. Ebon consacra un temps considérable au domaine de la parapsychologie, occupant le poste de secrétaire administratif de la Parapsychology Foundation et collaborant étroitement avec sa fondatrice. Son œuvre offre aux lecteurs des explorations perspicaces de territoires moins explorés de l'expérience humaine et des dynamiques sociales.
From Stalin's editing of Lenin's polemics to the incarnation of agitprop today that is "Pravda," this study examines the origins, history, and contemporary manifestations of Soviet propaganda
The World's Weirdest Cults
- 208pages
- 8 heures de lecture
From around the world, from the earliest dealings with the forces of evil to the terrible tragedy of the Jonestown death cult, here is a shocking but true look at the various strange beliefs which have flourished in the past and the bizarre groups which are still actively recruiting members today. What makes someone join a cult? Why do people become willing victims of crucifixion or poisoning? These as just a few of the questions explored in a fascinating book that offers you the entire incredible story of the world's weirdest cults. --- from book's back cover
s/t: The Life and Ideas of Yuri V. Andropov, General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Which Vitamins Do You Need?
- 304pages
- 11 heures de lecture
Malenkov, Stalin's Successor;
- 322pages
- 12 heures de lecture
Recognized for its cultural significance, this work contributes to the foundational understanding of civilization. Scholars have highlighted its importance, ensuring it remains a vital part of the knowledge landscape.
Die Titanic wird untergehen und Kennedy getötet werden ...
Prophetien wurden wahr
