Bøger udgivet af Aspekt B.V., Uitgeverij

During 50 years David Bowie played almost 1,900 concerts throughout the world. His earliest documented concert was at the 18th Bromley Wolf Club Boy Scouts Summer Camp in August, 1958. His final performance took place at the High Line Festival in 2007 in New York City introducing Ricky Gervais with a short song. The two-part catalogue David Bowie Live 1958-1986 and David Bowie Live 1987-2007 takes you to every of these concerts. The focus of this book is on David Bowies live recordings from 1958 up to 1987. Bowie-expert Wim Hendrikse wrote detailed descriptions of all of them, complete with set lists, official releases, bootlegs and thousands of other unauthorised recordings. This is an indispensable reference book for collectors. It also is a must for those who are interested in the performer David Bowie.

The Kommandostab Reichsfuhrer-SS, the Hohere SS and the Polizeifuhrer in occupied Russia, the infamous Einsatzgruppen in cooperation with Sicherungsdivisionen and rückwärtiges Heeresgebietskommando and its commanders, all of them are discussed in this book. Different services were in command in occupied Russia. With and against each other. Additionally this book discusses the colossal losses at the Eastern front and the German arms, with, for instance, the Czech arms industry's share. Finally, this book discusses the tense relations between the motorised units and the infantry. Tank officers often complained about the 'slow' infantry -- however, was this justified?

One can find plenty of literature on the life and works of William Shakespeare. Much less if any can be found and read about his three children. This is the first book about the married life of his eldest daughter Susanna with her husband doctor John Hall, a general practitioner in the Stratford-upon-Avon of those days. Through the eyes of Susanna and with her husband's original notes on his patients we get acquainted with the family, neighbours and friends of her famous father. In this was we get to know William Shakespeare more as a family- and townsman. All the persons mentioned did actually exist. From Susanna's point of view we learn about the hard work involved in running a doctor's practice in the first half of the seventeenth century. The book intertwines the cases of Hall's patients with an account of what often tumultuous daily life in Stratford, all based on true facts. With the remarkable dates of her two marriages Eliza, only child of Susanna and John Hall, honoured definitely her dear parents and her beloved famous grandfather.

The Fokkens are well-known, both in Holland and internationally. In their previous work we got acquainted with "the garden gnome", and learned about other exciting details from their sex room. In this book the ladies leave nothing out, allowing the reader to learn about Holland's most famous neighbourhood: the Red Light District. With their stories they enlighten us about, for instance, the "Bon Bon eater", "Pimmetje the Runner", "the Fucker" and "the Turd".

This novel is based on real events, as explained in the preface. It concerns de battle between "good and evil", between "decency and sexual abuse", in which Iris, a beautiful young woman handicapped by a rare hereditary defect, GSA, genetic sexual attraction, is the ultimate victim. Rarely sexual infatuation has been so graphically described in contemporary literature as in this erotic thriller with a surprising dénouement.

On 22 September 1914 between 6.20am and 7.55am three British cruisers went down off the Dutch coast, HMS Aboukir, Hogue and Cressy. Of the combined crew of 2296 no less than 1459 men perished on their ships or in the sea. There were 837 survivors. The perpetrator was a simple German submarine, U-9. This event in the early days of the First World War came as a big boost to the Germans. But for the British it was a dire blow, the biggest loss ever inflicted on the Royal Navy, hitherto deemed invincible. The suffering was the more grievous now that among the fatalities were thirteen young boys, aged 15 and 16, while most of the other victims were reservists, mainly young family fathers from a few villages in the Chatham area. After some years of research the author has written a uniquely accessible reconstruction of this tragedy. Successively he pictures the build-up to this calamity, the crew's trials and tribulations, as well as the consequences of the incident from both a British and a German point of view. The hard times of the crewmembers had to go through are reflected in the personal accounts of some of the survivors of the catastrophe. Two Dutch merchant vessels had rescued a number of them and the men were then received and looked after in Holland. That too is part of this pitiful tragedy, which, though almost forgotten, was one of the largest calamities ever in the history of naval warfare.