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Gareth Jones; A Manchukuo Incidentby Margaret Siriol ColleyGareth Richard Vaughan Jones died in mysterious circumstances in Inner Mongolia in 1935. Undoubtedly his death was politically motivated but his murder has yet to be solved . This book gives one plausible explanation of his tragic demise.
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The Biography of Gareth Richard Vaughan Jones by Margaret Siriol Colley This is the second book is devoted to the Gareth's achievements in his short life and to the early 1930's. Gareth died on the eve of his thirtieth birthday, but, sadly his name, until this book was written, had been air-brushed out of history. He worked for the former wartime Prime Minister of Britain, David Lloyd George, flew with Adolph Hitler and was the first named journalist to expose the genocide famine in Ukraine in 199 bought about by Stalin's ruthless determination to carry out his Five Year Plan.
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Annie Gwen JonesImpressions of Life in Russia 1889 to 1892Annie Gwen's account of her experiences in Hughesovka, Ukraine when working for the Family of Arthur Hughes, son of John Hughes founder of the City now known as Donetsk
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