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U. K.
In Europe, Britain was originally a small and inconspicuous country, but in modern times, it suddenly became a very important power in the world. Relying on its increasingly prosperous national power and powerful navy, it defeated Spain and the Netherlands in the 6th and 7th centuries, becoming the dominant maritime hegemon. Later, it extended the tentacles of colonialism to every corner of the world, gradually building the largest colonial empire on which "the sun never sets" in human history.
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USA
There is a sentence in the "Declaration of Independence": "We hold the following truths to be self-evident." It proposed the following principles in the form of a political program for the first time in human history: all men are created equal and have the inalienable rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Government must be formed with the consent of the people. These principles became the ideology of the United States in the future and laid the ideological foundation for the dev
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Britain: the Glory of the Empire on Which the Sun Never Sets
In Europe, Britain was originally a small and inconspicuous country, but in modern times, it suddenly became a very important power in the world. Relying on its increasingly prosperous national power and powerful navy, it defeated Spain, the Netherlands, and France in the 16th and 17th centuries, becoming an invincible maritime overlord. Later, it extended the tentacles of colonialism to every corner of the world, gradually building the largest colonial empire in human history on which "the sun
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The Storm of World War II: the Shadow of Dictatorship (Full Color Illustration)
"The Storm of World War II: The Shadow of Dictatorship (Full Color Illustrated Edition)" illustrates that in the 1830s, the world was about to be stormy, and the war madman Hitler appeared on the scene. He led Germany astray and stirred up the entire world. In this unprecedented "game of death", heroes and heroes emerge in large numbers, and justice and evil confront each other in the smoke of gunfire. Militant fascists are igniting wars around the world, and the wars are constantly escalating.
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Germany (Full Color Illustrated Book) (Illustrated World History Series)
"Germany" tells the history of Germany. From the war hymns in the Teutonic Forest to the European giant Frank; from Otto, the father of the motherland, to the hot red beard, Germany was born in hardship, and the kingdom began to take shape in the battle. From the humiliating trip to Canossa to the helplessness of the Interregnum; from the call of the Ninety-Five Theses to the establishment of the principle of religious obedience, royal power fell aside in the split, and the wind of religious ref
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Russia (Full Color Illustration)
"Russia": Its people are tenacious and melancholy and enthusiastic. It has produced countless talented and famous generals. It is a country that cannot be ignored; it has a vast geographical area, covering both Europe and Asia, and looks east and west; it has a profound culture, and has a large number of world-renowned masters, which is enough to be proud of the world. But there are always hidden worries behind it. It often becomes strong after a disaster, and then quickly weakens when it is ext
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Japan (Full Color Illustrated Book) (Illustrated World History Series)
"Japan" is one of the new series of Illustrated World, which tells the history of nine countries: ancient Egypt, ancient Rome, ancient Greece, the United Kingdom, the United States, France, Germany, Russia, and Japan. The series of books has a total of 2.3 Million words and 1,800 exquisite pictures. How a small island country completed its transformation quietly, and how it quickly rebuilt from the ruins after the war and became one of the world's powerful countries, requires more than just the
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Japan
"Extremely aggressive yet gentle by nature; militaristic yet fond of beauty; arrogant yet courteous; stubborn yet weak and fickle; docile yet unwilling to be manipulated; loyal yet rebellious; brave yet cowardly; conservative yet very welcoming of new ways." This is the Japanese nation in the eyes of American Rune Benedict.
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