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Doomed to War|Introduction Graham Allison, author of Doomed to War, is a leading Harvard political scientist and scholar of international relations, who served as a member of the Defense Policy Board from the Reagan administration to the Clinton administration. In 2010, he developed the concept of the "Thucydides Trap," which became [...]

Century China: A Pictorial History of Modern China in 100 Years | Introduction Century China is a book co-authored by Shi Jingqian and Jin Anping, a husband and wife team. The book covers a hundred years of Chinese history from the end of the nineteenth century to the end of the twentieth century (1894-1994), from the end of the Qing Dynasty to the transfer of power between the Communist Party and the Chinese government, the cultural [...]...

How we got to now: 6 innovations that are reshaping the world (How we got to now) How we got to now is a book about the history of invention, which is divided into six chapters and consists of six common things in the daily life of the modern people (glass, [...]

Blogger Links Rakuten Links The cultural development of the Middle East is a wonderful and rich history. It took me a long time to read this book. I didn't know much about Silk Road at the beginning, I only knew it was a book about history. Because I am used to reading e-books, I also read a [...]...

Blogger Links Rakuten Links This series is recommended to be taken with a map. Mid-20th Century: World War II The Second World War The early years of the Soviet-German alliance, with the Soviet Union sending resources to Germany in Ukraine German leader Hitler, a world-famous ambitious man, was elected to power in 1933. At the beginning of the Second World War [....]

Blogger Links Rakuten Links This series is recommended to be taken with a map. Sixteenth to Eighteenth Centuries: The Age of Sail Geographic Discoveries: Spanish-Portuguese Maritime Hegemony, Ottoman Control of Egypt The replacement of Byzantium by Ottoman meant that land routes became impractical for Western Europeans. Europeans had to try to find new routes [...].

Blog to link Rakuten link As with the previous post, it is recommended to have a map to take. Seventh to Tenth Century: Rise of the Rus and Seljuks during the Islamic Empire The Arabs continued to expand in order to expand trade and transportation routes, controlling a vast territory that included all of Egypt. The Islamic Empire had a large territory [....]

Blog to Links Rakuten Links The Silk Road: A New World History of Human Civilization Spanning Two Thousand Five Hundred Years from the Persian Empire to the Contemporary International Situation The Silk Road: A New World History of Human Civilization Spanning Two Thousand Five Hundred Years from the Persian Empire to the Contemporary International Situation (hereinafter referred to as the Silk Road) The book's [...]