New Releases by Andrew Williams

What history calls the "Battle of the Atlantic" was really a full-scale war-within-a-war, fought from the beginning of hostilities in 1939 to the moment of cease-fire in 1945. Andrew Williams focuses on the first four years of this bitter conflict, during which time German submarines sank an astounding twelve million tons of Allied shipping. The story reaches its climax in May 1943, when the introduction of new weapons and tactics turned the tide of the battle and enabled the Allies to contain and finally defeat the dreaded German "wolf packs." Interweaving scores of first-person accounts from survivors of both sides, The Battle of the Atlantic follows the exploits of the charismatic U-boat commanders who led their crews to the hunt-and often to their deaths. It goes aboard the merchantmen and escort ships that were both victim and nemesis to the "gray wolves" of the sea. And it enters the war rooms of the German, British, and American navies, where code-breakers and strategists angled for any advantage in a race that spelled doom to its loser. This dramatic chronicle sheds new light on one of the most dangerous conflicts of the Second World War.

Das Begleitbuch zur dreiteiligen ARD-Dokumentation zeichnet plastisch und hautnah die grösste Seeschlacht des 2 Weltkriegs nach, bei der Deutsche und Briten um die Kontrolle über den Atlantik kämpften.

You have written your poem, and it is good. Now comes the big question: How do you get it published? How do you get into print, and into print in the right places? How do you build your reputation as a poet to facilitate future publication? How can you become a mover and a shaker in your own corner of the literary world? Poet Power! answers these questions, and others. Book jacket.

Provides a comprehensive and detailed discussion of the investigation of organic and bioorganic reaction mechanisms. It addresses questions such as: ''How are bonds between atoms rearranged?'', ''What sort of structural changes take place to cause bond fission and formation?'' and ''How do catalysts lower the activation energies of reactions?''.

Can prayer really change God''s mind? This is the question Brother Andrew explores in this thought-provoking look at a different kind of prayer. Using illustrations from Scripture and from his own ministry to the suffering Church, Andrew shows convincingly that God has indeed changed His mind on numerous occasions, solely because of the prayers of His people. Come join the ranks of those who have changed the world through prayer.

Predictive study of future social change through social participation and democracy ("active adaptive learning") in developed countries - discusses the impact of bureaucracy, characteristics of organisational democracy, workers participation in organization development, autonomous work groups, democratisation of education, community participation in decision making, etc.; and includes case study examples of structural alternatives to existing social institutions in Australia, Canada, the USA and UK. Graph, illustrations and references.