michael miner (18 Ergebnisse)

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Magazine. 48p., 7x10 inches, interviews, articles, poetry, illustrations, very good magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. Numbering was erratic with whole numbering beginning with issue #8 aka volume 3, #1. For instance, this issue noted as volume 11 predates volume 4 by two years! Cover stories: an interview with ex-SF Mime Troup members and Diggers Peter and Judy Berg about their ecology organization Plante/Drum Foundation. Krich on Oakland's Bump City. Interview with acting teacher Shelton. Sausalito's houseboats.

Magazine. 48p., 7x10 inches, interviews, articles, poetry, illustrations, very good magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. Cover story on Brand of Whole Earth Catalogue. Also Bookpeople, Northern California Poliics, San Francisco Film Festival. Penultimate issue. Numbering was erratic with whole numbering beginning with issue #8 aka volume 3, #1.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Magazine. 48p., 7x10 inches, interviews, articles, poetry, illustrations, very good magazine in stapled pictorial wraps with some sunning to rear cover. Moe Moskowitz was the owner of Moe's Books in Berkeley for decades. Humorous Bruce Boston piece "An Interview With a Gentleman Farmer.".

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. World War II was fought across continents, oceans, jungles, frozen forests, shattered cities, and blood-soaked beaches. History often remembers the war through generals, governments, strategies, and victories. But behind every battle stood ordinary people trying to survive extraordinary circumstances. This book tells their stories.Inside these pages are American soldiers trapped beneath machine-gun fire on Omaha Beach, submarine crews stalking enemy ships in the Pacific, Army nurses working through exhaustion beside rows of shattered young men, civilians huddled beneath falling bombs, prisoners of war struggling to stay alive, and families waiting at home with fear hanging over every telegram and newspaper headline.These stories move beyond statistics and battlefield maps to explore the human side of war-the fear, sacrifice, endurance, heartbreak, courage, and moral complexity that defined an entire generation.From the firebombing of Tokyo to the horrors of Okinawa, from the liberation of Nazi concentration camps to the brutal fighting across Europe and the Pacific, this collection examines not only how the war was fought, but what it cost the people forced to live through it.Women stepped into roles they had never before been allowed to hold, serving as nurses, mechanics, pilots, factory workers, codebreakers, and resistance fighters while carrying the emotional burdens of war on the home front and near the front lines. Young men barely old enough to shave found themselves making life-and-death decisions beneath artillery fire. Civilians across the world discovered how quickly ordinary life could disappear beneath smoke, hunger, fear, and destruction.These are stories about survival as much as victory.Written with emotional immediacy and historical detail, Untold Human Stories Behind America's Fight in World War II seeks to remind readers that history is not only made by famous leaders, but also by ordinary people asked to endure the unimaginable.Because the war was global, but the suffering was personal. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Liberty was never guaranteed. It was fought for-on battlefields, in courtrooms, and in the hearts of men forced to choose.In Untold Human Stories Behind America's Fight for Freedom - The Personal Battles That Forged The United States, Michael Miner brings the Revolution to life through powerful, emotionally driven stories that reveal the human cost behind America's founding.These are not distant figures carved in marble.They are men facing impossible decisions.A young Alexander Hamilton, determined to outrun obscurityBenedict Arnold, rising in glory before falling into betrayalPatrick Henry, discovering that words could ignite a revolutionBrothers divided by freedom itselfA father and son choosing opposite sides of historyEach story pulls back the curtain on the Revolution as it truly was-uncertain, divided, and anything but inevitable.This book goes beyond dates and battles.It explores the fear, ambition, courage, and contradictions that shaped a nation.If you think you know the American Revolution, think again. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Liberty was never guaranteed. It was fought for-on battlefields, in courtrooms, and in the hearts of men forced to choose.In Untold Human Stories Behind America's Fight for Freedom - The Personal Battles That Forged The United States, Michael Miner brings the Revolution to life through powerful, emotionally driven stories that reveal the human cost behind America's founding.These are not distant figures carved in marble.They are men facing impossible decisions.A young Alexander Hamilton, determined to outrun obscurityBenedict Arnold, rising in glory before falling into betrayalPatrick Henry, discovering that words could ignite a revolutionBrothers divided by freedom itselfA father and son choosing opposite sides of historyEach story pulls back the curtain on the Revolution as it truly was-uncertain, divided, and anything but inevitable.This book goes beyond dates and battles.It explores the fear, ambition, courage, and contradictions that shaped a nation.If you think you know the American Revolution, think again. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. World War II was fought across continents, oceans, jungles, frozen forests, shattered cities, and blood-soaked beaches. History often remembers the war through generals, governments, strategies, and victories. But behind every battle stood ordinary people trying to survive extraordinary circumstances. This book tells their stories.Inside these pages are American soldiers trapped beneath machine-gun fire on Omaha Beach, submarine crews stalking enemy ships in the Pacific, Army nurses working through exhaustion beside rows of shattered young men, civilians huddled beneath falling bombs, prisoners of war struggling to stay alive, and families waiting at home with fear hanging over every telegram and newspaper headline.These stories move beyond statistics and battlefield maps to explore the human side of war-the fear, sacrifice, endurance, heartbreak, courage, and moral complexity that defined an entire generation.From the firebombing of Tokyo to the horrors of Okinawa, from the liberation of Nazi concentration camps to the brutal fighting across Europe and the Pacific, this collection examines not only how the war was fought, but what it cost the people forced to live through it.Women stepped into roles they had never before been allowed to hold, serving as nurses, mechanics, pilots, factory workers, codebreakers, and resistance fighters while carrying the emotional burdens of war on the home front and near the front lines. Young men barely old enough to shave found themselves making life-and-death decisions beneath artillery fire. Civilians across the world discovered how quickly ordinary life could disappear beneath smoke, hunger, fear, and destruction.These are stories about survival as much as victory.Written with emotional immediacy and historical detail, Untold Human Stories Behind America's Fight in World War II seeks to remind readers that history is not only made by famous leaders, but also by ordinary people asked to endure the unimaginable.Because the war was global, but the suffering was personal. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. World War II was fought across continents, oceans, jungles, frozen forests, shattered cities, and blood-soaked beaches. History often remembers the war through generals, governments, strategies, and victories. But behind every battle stood ordinary people trying to survive extraordinary circumstances. This book tells their stories.Inside these pages are American soldiers trapped beneath machine-gun fire on Omaha Beach, submarine crews stalking enemy ships in the Pacific, Army nurses working through exhaustion beside rows of shattered young men, civilians huddled beneath falling bombs, prisoners of war struggling to stay alive, and families waiting at home with fear hanging over every telegram and newspaper headline.These stories move beyond statistics and battlefield maps to explore the human side of war-the fear, sacrifice, endurance, heartbreak, courage, and moral complexity that defined an entire generation.From the firebombing of Tokyo to the horrors of Okinawa, from the liberation of Nazi concentration camps to the brutal fighting across Europe and the Pacific, this collection examines not only how the war was fought, but what it cost the people forced to live through it.Women stepped into roles they had never before been allowed to hold, serving as nurses, mechanics, pilots, factory workers, codebreakers, and resistance fighters while carrying the emotional burdens of war on the home front and near the front lines. Young men barely old enough to shave found themselves making life-and-death decisions beneath artillery fire. Civilians across the world discovered how quickly ordinary life could disappear beneath smoke, hunger, fear, and destruction.These are stories about survival as much as victory.Written with emotional immediacy and historical detail, Untold Human Stories Behind America's Fight in World War II seeks to remind readers that history is not only made by famous leaders, but also by ordinary people asked to endure the unimaginable.Because the war was global, but the suffering was personal. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. You don't get paid for talking about the deal.You get paid for closing it.The car business is one of the last places where effort still matters.No shortcuts. No guarantees. No hiding.You either produce. or you don't.In Echoes of Salesmanship, Michael Miner pulls back the curtain on what it really takes to succeed in one of the toughest, most misunderstood professions out there. Drawing from seventeen years of selling cars and managing dealerships, he shares the lessons that aren't taught in training manuals; they are the ones learned on the showroom floor, in tough negotiations, and in the moments when deals fall apart.This isn't theory.It's real-world experience.Inside, you'll learn how to: Build trust with customers who don't trust the processStay confident when rejection starts to stack upTake control of conversations without pressureTurn objections into opportunitiesDevelop the discipline and mindset that separates top producers from everyone elseWhether you're new to the business or looking to break through to the next level, this book gives you a straightforward approach to doing the job the right way and getting paid for it.Because in the end, nothing is given.Everything is earned.Michael Miner spent seventeen years selling cars and managing dealerships before founding his own advertising company. His work is built on real-world experience, not theory, and on the belief that success comes from discipline, consistency, and doing the job the right way. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Liberty was never guaranteed. It was fought for-on battlefields, in courtrooms, and in the hearts of men forced to choose.In Untold Human Stories Behind America's Fight for Freedom - The Personal Battles That Forged The United States, Michael Miner brings the Revolution to life through powerful, emotionally driven stories that reveal the human cost behind America's founding.These are not distant figures carved in marble.They are men facing impossible decisions.A young Alexander Hamilton, determined to outrun obscurityBenedict Arnold, rising in glory before falling into betrayalPatrick Henry, discovering that words could ignite a revolutionBrothers divided by freedom itselfA father and son choosing opposite sides of historyEach story pulls back the curtain on the Revolution as it truly was-uncertain, divided, and anything but inevitable.This book goes beyond dates and battles.It explores the fear, ambition, courage, and contradictions that shaped a nation.If you think you know the American Revolution, think again. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. You don't get paid for talking about the deal.You get paid for closing it.The car business is one of the last places where effort still matters.No shortcuts. No guarantees. No hiding.You either produce. or you don't.In Echoes of Salesmanship, Michael Miner pulls back the curtain on what it really takes to succeed in one of the toughest, most misunderstood professions out there. Drawing from seventeen years of selling cars and managing dealerships, he shares the lessons that aren't taught in training manuals; they are the ones learned on the showroom floor, in tough negotiations, and in the moments when deals fall apart.This isn't theory.It's real-world experience.Inside, you'll learn how to: Build trust with customers who don't trust the processStay confident when rejection starts to stack upTake control of conversations without pressureTurn objections into opportunitiesDevelop the discipline and mindset that separates top producers from everyone elseWhether you're new to the business or looking to break through to the next level, this book gives you a straightforward approach to doing the job the right way and getting paid for it.Because in the end, nothing is given.Everything is earned.Michael Miner spent seventeen years selling cars and managing dealerships before founding his own advertising company. His work is built on real-world experience, not theory, and on the belief that success comes from discipline, consistency, and doing the job the right way. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Liberty was never guaranteed. It was fought for-on battlefields, in courtrooms, and in the hearts of men forced to choose.In Untold Human Stories Behind America's Fight for Freedom - The Personal Battles That Forged The United States, Michael Miner brings the Revolution to life through powerful, emotionally driven stories that reveal the human cost behind America's founding.These are not distant figures carved in marble.They are men facing impossible decisions.A young Alexander Hamilton, determined to outrun obscurityBenedict Arnold, rising in glory before falling into betrayalPatrick Henry, discovering that words could ignite a revolutionBrothers divided by freedom itselfA father and son choosing opposite sides of historyEach story pulls back the curtain on the Revolution as it truly was-uncertain, divided, and anything but inevitable.This book goes beyond dates and battles.It explores the fear, ambition, courage, and contradictions that shaped a nation.If you think you know the American Revolution, think again.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Untold Human Stories Behind America's Fight for Freedom | Michael Miner | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Michael Miner | EAN 9798232634155 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - You don't get paid for talking about the deal.You get paid for closing it.The car business is one of the last places where effort still matters.No shortcuts. No guarantees. No hiding.You either produce. or you don't.In Echoes of Salesmanship, Michael Miner pulls back the curtain on what it really takes to succeed in one of the toughest, most misunderstood professions out there. Drawing from seventeen years of selling cars and managing dealerships, he shares the lessons that aren't taught in training manuals; they are the ones learned on the showroom floor, in tough negotiations, and in the moments when deals fall apart.This isn't theory.It's real-world experience.Inside, you'll learn how to:Build trust with customers who don't trust the processStay confident when rejection starts to stack upTake control of conversations without pressureTurn objections into opportunitiesDevelop the discipline and mindset that separates top producers from everyone elseWhether you're new to the business or looking to break through to the next level, this book gives you a straightforward approach to doing the job the right way and getting paid for it.Because in the end, nothing is given.Everything is earned.Michael Miner spent seventeen years selling cars and managing dealerships before founding his own advertising company. His work is built on real-world experience, not theory, and on the belief that success comes from discipline, consistency, and doing the job the right way.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. ECHOES of SALESMANSHIP | REAL LESSONS from the CAR BUSINESS | Michael Miner | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Michael Miner | EAN 9798235477018 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.