Ian Itter's Books

The greatest talents from around the world come together to show you how much fun creating comics can be! Monster Massacre is an exciting new graphic anthology series for fans of science fiction, fantasy, bit monsters and all-out adventure! ItÕs also an introduction to a WhoÕs Who of comics talent: past, present and future! From all around the world, the greatest comic talents are given full and free rein to explore the universe, in all its monstrous beauty, horror and excitement! No matter your tastes in science fiction and fantasy, youÕll find something here to love.

As the Allies closed in on Hitler’s Germany the horror and scale of the Final Solution and concentration camps became all too apparent. This latest Images of War book provides the reader a truly disturbing insight into the Nazi’s brutal regime of wholesale murder, torture and starvation. While the Germans attempted to hide the evidence by demolishing much of the camps’ infrastructure, the pace of the Soviets’ advance through Poland meant that the gas chambers at Majdenak near Lublin were captured intact. Auschwitz had received over a million deportees yet when liberated in January 1945 only a few thousand prisoners were there as the vast majority of surviving prisoners had been sent on forced death marches to more westerly camps such as Ravensbruch and Buchenwald. Condition in these camps deteriorated further due to overcrowding and the spread of deadly diseases. In every camp shocking scenes of death and starvation were encountered. When British troops reached Bergen-Belsen in April 1945, there were some 10,000 unburied dead in addition to the mass graves, in addition to 60,000 starving and sick inmates in utterly appalling conditions. The words and images in this disturbing book are a timely reminder of man’s inhumanity to his fellows and that such behavior should never be repeated.

The 'Private Eye Annual 2006' contains spoofs, parodies, gags, send-ups, cartoons and photo-captions from this well-known fortnightly satirical magazine.

This book is the continuation of Australian Pioneer Cuthbert Fetherstonhaugh's most succesful1918 book "After Many Days" in which he narrates the tale of the first 35 years of his most remarkable life.

The story of Fred Wolseley, and his life in Australia. He was the man who created the Shearing Machine and was instrumental in the creation of the first British motor-car

The story behind the gap in Mount Kosiusko National Park

This book is a transcription of Austins whole life as told by himself in an interview with an English motoring magazine called "The Autocar

The life of James Davidson, Gun Shearer, Mechanic for the Wolseley and Lister Shearing Machine Companies

This book covers the time Herbert Austin spent in Australia. Arriving in Victoria in 1883 as a seventeen year old, he completed an apprenticeship and joined Fred Wolseley in his Wolseley Sheep Shearing Machine Co. Herbert went on to become one of the largest industrialists in the British Empire.

Story of the man who created the Nappa Merrie Station in South Australia

This is the story of Engineer and Pastoralist John Ettershank, who came to Australia to work under contract on the Alfred Graving Dock at Williamstown.he later purchased East Loddon Station and erected a very large Red Brick Woolshed. This is the story of his life and achievements.

This book brings to the reader the life of Cuthbert Fetherstonhaugh and his Goorianawa Station near Coonamble NSW

“A concise and gripping history of the Troubles, revealing the people behind the pain and violence” from the award-winning investigative journalist (Vice). On the morning of Saturday 22nd April 1978, members of an Active Service Unit of the IRA hijacked a car and crossed the countryside to the town of Lisburn. Within an hour, they had killed an off-duty policeman in front of his young son. In Anatomy of a Killing, award-winning journalist Ian Cobain documents the hours leading up to the killing, and the months and years of violence, attrition and rebellion surrounding it. Drawing on interviews with those most closely involved, as well as court files, police notes, military intelligence reports, IRA strategy papers, memoirs and government records, this is a unique perspective on the Troubles, and a revelatory work of investigative journalism. “As gripping as a thriller, except that this isn’t fiction but cold, spine-tingling reality.” —Daily Mail “A remarkable piece of forensic journalism.” —Ed Moloney, author of Voices from the Grave “Reads like a work of fiction . . . True and harrowing.” —Irish Sunday Independent (Books of the Year)

The following photographs give you a glimpse of Dr. Paisley's unusual and controversial life. This photographic life is in no way to be regarded as a conclusive biography. Instead, it offers, like any photographer's lens, a snapshot of some of the many moments caught on film, of Ian R.K. Paisley.

True family story in the slums of Belfast and Birmingham 1939-2019. The manic father beat the eldest lads and their mam continually. Police, church and schools, aware of the situation, did nothing. Aged 12 and 8 the brothers made a pact that if they survived they would live adventurous lives, break all the unfair rules and never kowtow to anyone.

Book's by Ian Itter

Monster Massacre

Monster Massacre

Liberation of Nazi Concentration Camps

Liberation of Nazi Concentration Camps

Private Eye Annual 2006

Private Eye Annual 2006

After Many Years

After Many Years

Fred Wolseley

Fred Wolseley

Wolseley's Gap- Gateway to Snow Country Grazing

Wolseley's Gap- Gateway to Snow Country Grazing

Sir Herbert Austin K.B.E.

Sir Herbert Austin K.B.E.

James Davidson

James Davidson

Herbert Austin

Herbert Austin

Conrick of Nappa Merrie - Revisited

Conrick of Nappa Merrie - Revisited

John Ettershank

John Ettershank

Cuthbert Fetherstonhaugh's 'Goorianawa Station'

Cuthbert Fetherstonhaugh's 'Goorianawa Station'

Anatomy of a Killing

Anatomy of a Killing

Ian Paisley

Ian Paisley

My Brother Never Cried

My Brother Never Cried

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