Dan Vizanty. Destinul unui pilot de vanatoare, Daniel Focsa / Institutul European 2010

[Vranceanu]

A new book about aviation's histoty, a first book about the amazing biography of Dan Vizanty, romanian ace of ww2.

You have all the details here:

http://www.euroinst.ro/titlu.php?id=1068

You can order the book from the publishing house. It will be in bookshops, too. Soon.
A very good quality - content and form. Many photos.

To notice, also - the book has an abstract in French. (Resume en francais)

Enjoy !

[muggs]

Hi, can you specify one of the book stores where it will be available as i don't want to share my CNP with that site

Also they have a shipping tax of 9.90 RON

This post has been edited by muggs on August 25, 2010 07:08 am

[Vranceanu]

I don't know yet the bookstores, the book was printed two days ago. But Institutul European has a good distribution in all the country.

[Vranceanu]

http://tanasadan.blogspot.com/2010/08/apar...an-vizanty.html

[Vranceanu]

http://www.hotnews.ro/stiri-cultura-773378...ropean-iasi.htm

[Vranceanu]

http://carte.ubix.ro/detalii/aparitie-edit...l-unui-pilot-de

[Vranceanu]

http://www.asiiromani.com/sens-giratoriu/5...oca-daniel.html

[Vranceanu]

http://www.niuzer.ro/Actualitate-Interna/A...e--1381662.html

[Mihai Popteanu]

I read the book. I find it a successful book, practically written by Daniel Focsa and the hero of the story, Lt. Commander Dan Valentin Vizanty in coauthored . The book underlines some interesting and less known aspects of Vizanty's life related to his role in events surrounding the date of 23.08.1944 and his possible actions and links with allied intelligence services to counter communism in building our country. In this last aspect the author Daniel Focsa offers to the future interested researchers , the first clues based on which, perhaps future research will offer more interesting details .

This post has been edited by Mihai Popteanu on September 01, 2010 07:40 am

[Vranceanu]

http://www.agentiadecarte.ro/2010/08/%E2%8...e-daniel-focsa/

[Vranceanu]

For Bucharest, the book will be available in "Eminescu" and "Humanitas-Kretzulescu" bookshops.
If not, you can order it from the site of publishing house.

[Dénes]

Unfortunately, the publisher accepts only bank transfer (no Credit Card, no PayPal). So, for foreigners is really tricky to order the book.

Gen. Dénes

This post has been edited by Dénes on September 27, 2010 06:59 am

[ocoleanui]

http://www.librariaeminescu.ro/index.php?t...mba=0&pret=&an=

[Vranceanu]

For Iasi, the book is at Junimea bookshop.

[Vranceanu]

I don't think for foreigners is tricky to order the book. The publishing house sell a lot of books in foreign coutries. It is a very serious and prestigious publishing house.