The Wolf: How One German Raider Terrorized the Allies in the Most Epic Voyage of WWI

During WWI the Germans realized the value of menacing British commercial shipping lanes in the South Pacific. They sent the raider Wolf, disguised as a merchant ship, to lay mines and sink enemy vessels near English-controlled ports. Nearly 800 captured civilians lived aboard the ship during its fifteen-month voyage. The Germans took prisoners for two reasons: to adhere to ancient maritime traditions forbidding the murder of civilians and to avoid disclosure of the Wolf s secret mission. 

Glass Painting :Over a Dozen Painted Glass Projects

This book features lovely paintings on glass items, wonderful for gifts and personal use. The painting is done quickly and easily with Donna Dewberry's stress-free One Stroke Technique. Apple Barrel Colors Acrylic glass enamels are used for the painting. These paints adhere well to glass, and they can be baked in a home oven for even greater durability.