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Selected Press Release
Sequel to Award Winning Historical Novel - The Brief Sun - Released

10/25/2004 - Bloomington, Indiana. October 15, 2004 - Authorhouse TM has released When Eagles Die, the sequel to the award-winning historical novel about Anders' Army, The Brief Sun. This new historical novel spans three generations from the Eastern Front in World War I through the Siberian gulags and the battlefields of Second World War to the present; Robert Ambros' first novel, The Brief Sun, won the 10th Annual International Writer's Digest Award for best genre fiction. For info visit www.RobertAmbros.com.


Other Press Releases
The Minneapolis-St. Paul StarTribune ran a story about the Holocaust, which included the phrase "notorious Polish concentration camp". (3/14/2008)

STEPHEN AMBROSE HISTORICAL TOURS ADDS NEW TOUR FOR 2008: WORLD WAR II IN POLAND AND GERMANY LED BY GENERAL DAVID ZABECKI (2/20/2008)

AIBA World Boxing Championships Chicago 2007 (10/17/2007)

The Polish Community is for keeping the historical name "Interstate Avenue" (10/5/2007)

BUFFALONIANS STORM CORPUS CHRISTI’S PIEROGI PARTY (9/21/2007)

The TRAP DOOR THEATRE presents.... Emma (9/6/2007)

SZOPKA: The Krakow Christmas Manger Workshop set for Sept. 23 and Christmasville Display during the holiday season. (9/4/2007)

POLISH CATHOLICS MARK GERMANY'S 1939 INVASION OF POLAND AND START OF WW II (9/4/2007)

Passage of 9/11 Bill takes First Step towards Modernization of Visa Waiver Program Emanuel Pledges to Continue Fight to Admit Poland into the Program (8/3/2007)

PMA Names Volunteer of the Year (7/16/2007)

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