Peter George
born 26 March 1924
17 known books
newest first
Peter Bryan George was a British author, most famous for the 1958 Cold War thriller novel *Red Alert*, first published under the title *Two Hours to Doom* and written under the pen name Peter Bryant. The book was the inspiration for Stanley Kubrick's classic film *Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb*. - Wikipedia
Books
OpenLibrary works by this author.
Undreamed Shores
2007
Brand Road Map
2006
Doctor Strangelove
2001
Dr. Strangelove
1999
Behind the lines
Behind the lines
1996
The nurse as a reflective practi...
The nurse as a reflective practitioner
1987
Studies of the labour market and ...
Studies of the labour market and the labour process with special reference to the Oxford region
1982
Commander 1
1965
Two Hours to Doom
1958
After the fine weather; Lion in w...
After the fine weather; Lion in wait; The big H
Year unknown
Michael Francis Gilbert, Dorothy Gardiner, and Peter George
Hong Kong Kill
Hong Kong Kill
Year unknown
Il dottor Stranamore
Il dottor Stranamore
Year unknown
Prentice Hall Ohio/Michigan Tax H...
Prentice Hall Ohio/Michigan Tax Handbook 1989
Year unknown
Peter George, James Gottfried, and Mary A. Mead
Red alert
Year unknown
Stanley Kubricks Dr Strandelove O...
Stanley Kubricks Dr Strandelove Or How
Year unknown
The big H
The big H
Year unknown
The final steal
The final steal
Year unknown
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