- Retired U.S. Brigadier General   Lt. Lilia Litvak (1921-1943), 268 missions, 15 solo kills, 22 assists About ten years ago, I accidentally met a determined and beautiful young lady named Lilia Litvyak, who was in fact the world’s first female fighter-pilot. The more I learned, the more fascinated I became that... Learn More

- American Russian Cultural Foundation   Lt. Lilia Litvyak, 20, humiliates Hitler’s elite all-male Luftwaffe over Stalingrad Hitler believed invading the Russians during WWII and turning its citizens into cheap Nazi slave labor would be a “slam dunk.” And, so on June 22, 1941, Operation Barbarossa, the largest single military invasion in history of... Learn More

-Boris Sapunov, PhD., Hermitage Museum   One of the world’s great museums acknowledges the cultural importance of the groundbreaking book about the life and times of Russia’s greatest female flying hero. Ten years ago, I visited a little-known traveling exhibition called World War II though Russian Eyes, at a museum in San Diego,... Learn More

-US Navy Airforce Commander   Circa 1942. America’s WWII workhorse fighter-plane, the US built P39 Airacobra A few years back, I was aboard the celebrated World War II aircraft carrier, the USS Midway, dry docked in San Diego, to celebrate the accomplishments of the US Naval Air Force in war. The guide stood in front... Learn More

A humble man known simply as Papa Cado by his grandchildren handled all of God's little tests—40+ heart procedures, a five-by-pass, 30+ radiation treatments, Stage Four Parkinson’s and more, with grace, dignity, wit, and grit. His life—delivered in his own words—is a collection of life lessons that will inspire every reader to make... Learn More

About 10 years ago I was diagnosed with a condition called Atrial fibrillation, which means an irregular, racing heart. My doctor was confident my A-fib could be managed with a few meds and a visit to the Scripps Healthy Heart Program which would offer practical lifestyle changes to avoid a stroke. I figured... Learn More

- Voice of America, Washington D.C.   Ordinary child to Adolph Hitler’s worst public relations nightmare in less than 9 years There have been hundreds, maybe thousands of books about female accomplishment under adverse conditions. Curiously, one of the greatest woman against-all-the-odds stories, has somehow been lost in time for more than 70 years. ... Learn More

“A MARVELOUS STORY, WONDERFULLY TOLD. ESPECIALLY RELEVANT AND INSTRUCTIVE GIVEN THE CURRENT GEOPOLITICAL CLIMATE.” “WELL WRITTEN BOOK. GROUNDBREAKING RESOURCE FOR THIS MOMENT IN HISTORY.” “FASCINATING. A PIECE OF HISTORY, PEOPLE AND PLACES THAT CAN NEVER BE THAT WAY AGAIN.” “I COULDN’T STOP READING THIS BOOK. IT WILL INFORM AND INSPIRE. A REAL PAGE TURNER.” American and... Learn More

The only known picture of Russian soldiers hoisting the American flag on American soil. Circa May 9, 1945. Elizabeth City, NC. Think about the endless anti-Russian tirades in today’s electronic and print media; the collusion with and the manipulation by the evil Red Machine. Now imagine this… Once upon a time, America and Russia were... Learn More

Franklin Roosevelt and Joseph Stalin conceived Project Zebra mission in Tehran, Iran Sound impossible, given today’s headlines? Well, not only did the top-secret mission Project Zebra actually happen, but it remained classified until December 31, 2012, thanks to Harry Truman’s insistence the world should never know about “Roosevelt’s collaboration with the devil.” During the early... Learn More