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The National Geographic Global History Series is a large-scale history book series project produced by the National Geographic Society. It is the cultivation and accumulation of historical and cultural content over more than 100 years, with a total of 30 kinds of books. The contents of this series of books are carefully created by scholars from top international universities and a multi-disciplinary team. 5,000 Rare four-color historical pictures, with great collection value. From the perspective of global history, "World War" records the political, economic, cultural and artistic evolution and joint influence experienced by relevant countries before and after the two world wars, and explores the historical inevitable factors of the two world wars and their subversion of the global balance of power and its impact on the world structure. National Geographic Global History Bibliography - "The First Pharaohs", "Egyptian Empire", "The End of Ancient Egypt", "Mesopotamian Civilization", "Kingdoms and Empires of the Near East", "The Origin of Greece", "Classical Greece", "The Fall of Athens", "Alexander's Empire", "The Roman Republic", "Roman Conquerors of the Mediterranean" "The End of the Roman Republic", "The Rise of the Roman Empire", "Rome Rules the World", "The Fall of the Roman Empire", "The Glory of Byzantium", "Medieval Europe", "The Expansion of Islam", "Christendom and the Crusades", "The New Route to the East", "The End of the Middle Ages", "The Conquest of America", "The Renaissance", "Turkey, the Russian Empire and Ming Dynasty China", "Absolute Monarchy", "The Age of Exploration", "The Enlightenment", "The French Revolution and Napoleon", "The World of the 19th Century", "The World Wars".

The National Geographic Global History Series is a large-scale history book series project produced by the National Geographic Society. It is the cultivation and accumulation of historical and cultural content over more than 100 years, with a total of 30 kinds of books. The contents of this series of books are carefully created by scholars from top international universities and a multi-disciplinary team. 5,000 Rare four-color historical pictures, with great collection value. "The French Revolution and Napoleon" explores the causes, historical development process and details of the outbreak of the French Revolution, as well as the game of different political factions after the revolution, aiming to re-understand the inspiration and warning of the French Revolution and Napoleon on the transformation of modern countries from a global perspective. National Geographic Global History Bibliography - "The First Pharaohs", "Egyptian Empire", "The End of Ancient Egypt", "Mesopotamian Civilization", "Kingdoms and Empires of the Near East", "The Origin of Greece", "Classical Greece", "The Fall of Athens", "Alexander's Empire", "The Roman Republic", "Roman Conquerors of the Mediterranean" "The End of the Roman Republic", "The Rise of the Roman Empire", "Rome Rules the World", "The Fall of the Roman Empire", "The Glory of Byzantium", "Medieval Europe", "The Expansion of Islam", "Christendom and the Crusades", "The New Route to the East", "The End of the Middle Ages", "The Conquest of America", "The Renaissance", "Turkey, the Russian Empire and Ming Dynasty China", "Absolute Monarchy", "The Age of Exploration", "The Enlightenment", "The French Revolution and Napoleon", "The World of the 19th Century", "The World Wars".

The National Geographic Global History Series is a large-scale history book series project produced by the National Geographic Society. It is the cultivation and accumulation of historical and cultural content over more than 100 years, with a total of 30 kinds of books. The contents of this series of books are carefully created by scholars from top international universities and a multi-disciplinary team. 5,000 Rare four-color historical pictures, with great collection value. "The Rise of the Roman Empire" relies on first-hand historical materials to truly reproduce the epic story of the birth and rise of the Roman Empire. From the dynasty of Julia Claudius to the disputes in the Year of the Four Emperors, it vividly depicts the characters and life experiences of the Roman emperors (Octavian, Claudius, Nero, etc.), And unfolds the interpretation of the Roman Empire's internal affairs, diplomacy, culture, daily life, and internal relations among the royal family. National Geographic Global History Bibliography - "The First Pharaohs" "The Egyptian Empire" "The End of Ancient Egypt" "Mesopotamian Civilization" "Kingdoms and Empires of the Near East" "The Origin of Greece" "Classical Greece" "The Fall of Athens" "The Empire of Alexander" "The Roman Republic" "Roman Conquerors of the Mediterranean" "The End of the Roman Republic" "The Rise of the Roman Empire" "Rome Ruled the World" "The Roman Empire" "The Fall of Byzantium" "Medieval Europe" "The Expansion of Islam" "The Christian Kingdoms and the Crusades" "New Route to the East" "The End of the Middle Ages" "The Conquest of America" "The Renaissance" "Turkey, the Russian Empire and Ming Dynasty China" "Absolute Monarchy" "The Age of Exploration" "The Enlightenment" "The French Revolution and Napoleon" "The World of the 19th Century" "The World Wars".

This book collects Ding Zemin's published papers from 1951 to 2001. The content covers the history of Chinese exclusion in the United States, the history of American foreign policy, the history of American cities, the history of immigration, the history of Indian policy, etc. The papers are arranged in order of publication time, which is a reflection of Mr. Ding Zemin's teaching and educating people, creating and promoting Chinese American history and world modern history. Almost every article is a pioneering work in the field of Chinese American history research.

This is a collection of Churchill's speeches. Churchill was an excellent orator, especially his speeches on World War II, which were the most inspiring speeches during World War II. Each speech used the courage and vision of a statesman, starting from the fundamental interests of the British people, and under specific historical conditions, calling for a united front with anti-fascist forces of different ideologies, so as to achieve the final victory of the war. When the collection of Churchill's important speeches reached eight volumes, Churchill's grandson, Winston S. Churchill, compiled a volume of his favorite speeches from all of his grandfather's speeches. This collection covers Churchill's life - from the publication of his first novel to the last day of his life. It includes not only Churchill's best speeches, but also unknown speech fragments that have never been made public.

The real world has its various problems, and it inevitably has its various ills; therefore, the real world must always have good and bad, good and evil mixed and intertwined with each other. If people blindly pursue the pure and pure, the result will only be deception that leads astray and will lead to corruption. The French Revolution that broke out in 1789 was an epoch-making event in world history. It is quite similar to the October Revolution in Russia at the beginning of the 20th century, which forced almost every intellectual at that time to stand in front of it and express their attitude. The next year, Burke's influential figures in his later years all stood in front of it to express their attitudes.

"The Cataclysm of Germany" is one of the world's famous academic books in Chinese translation. The author focuses on the two centuries of German historical and cultural background and gives his own answer to the reasons that led to the fascist dictatorship.

This book is an important historical work by Lucien Favre, the founder of the Annales School. By sorting out the historical development of the Rhine River, it reveals the internal factors of the proud peoples and countries on both sides of the Rhine River from ancient times to the present, thereby warning and predicting the future direction of relations between France and Germany, which are separated by the river.

Sallustius once wrote a "History of Rome", which recorded the major events in Rome from 78 BC to 67 BC. It is a pity that this work has never been found since it was lost. Only a few clues and fragments can be found in his other two works. The two works he handed down are: "Conspiracy of Catiline" (also translated as "Catiline's Rebellion"), which describes how the Roman noble Catiline took advantage of the dissatisfaction in the society at that time to launch a rebellion and finally died in battle. "Jugurthine War" describes how Rome sent troops to the Kingdom of Numidia in the late 2nd century BC, and its king Jugurtha led his army to resist and was ultimately defeated.

"Civilization of the East" is one of the masterpieces of the famous French orientalist Rene Gruset. Four volumes, namely "Civilization of the Near East and the Middle East", "Civilization of India", "Civilization of China" and "Civilization of Japan", have been published successively since 1929. Because of its clear clues, detailed information, rich illustrations, clear concepts, and concise text, it caused great repercussions in the Eastern and Western academic circles. It was soon translated into English and published, and became one of the must-read books on Oriental studies in the world.

"Civilization of the East" is one of the masterpieces of the famous French orientalist René Gruset. Four volumes, namely "Civilization of the Near East and the Middle East", "Civilization of India", "Civilization of China" and "Civilization of Japan", have been published successively since 1929. Because of its clear clues, detailed information, rich illustrations, clear viewpoints, and concise writing, it aroused great repercussions in the Eastern and Western academic circles. It was soon translated into English and published, and became one of the must-read books on Oriental studies in the world.

"Revolutionary Festival" is Mona Ozouf's masterpiece. Different from traditional historical research, Ozouf studied the festivals during the French Revolution from the perspectives of cultural history and anthropology, and incorporated cultural factors into the analysis of collective actions during the Revolution. This book provides a perspective on the political culture during the Revolution, not only analyzes the connections and differences between revolutionary festivals and traditions, but also reveals the significance of revolutionary festivals to collective action and collective mentality during the French Revolution. This book is regarded as the first work in the study of the cultural history of the French Revolution.

The ideological wealth and academic value contained in "History of the French Revolution" are well known to scholars and need no further elaboration. The contents of "History of the French Revolution" complement each other and are comprehensive, which is not only convenient for study and examination, but also conducive to cultural accumulation.

"History" written by Herodotus is the first historical masterpiece in ancient Western times. Its main content is an "investigation and study" of the history and culture of various nations around the world at that time. It was divided into nine volumes by later generations of scholars. Taking the relationship between Greeks and foreigners as the main line, the author describes the geographical environment, ethnic distribution, economic life, political system, and history of Lydia, Media, Babylon, Egypt, Persia, India, Scythia, Libya, and the Aegean Sea region of Greece. It includes historical events, customs, religious beliefs, places of interest, etc., And then focuses on describing the course of the ancient "World War" - the Persian War, starting from the beginning of the war, passing through the Battle of Marathon, the Battle of Salamis, and ending with the Battle of Plataea and the Battle of Mycale.

This book mainly narrates economic historical facts, with rich materials; it also has a certain description of the transformation of economic theory, such as the establishment of laissez-faire thought and the country's attitude towards economic life; it also describes and exposes the exploitation of the liberal bourgeoisie. This book is of great reference value for our study of the British Industrial Revolution.

Tacitus was the greatest historian of ancient Rome and one of the world's great historians, as famous as Herodotus of Greece. He was the author of Agricola and Germania, and also left behind two popular masterpieces, Histories and Chronicles. In particular, Chronicle of Tacitus (Part 1 and 2) was the final work of his later years, and is generally considered to be one of his most distinctive and brilliant works.

Volume 1 of "History of Tacitus" records events in AD 69. Volume 2 still records the events in the months after Galba's death in 69 AD. Volume 3 still records events in AD 69. Book 4 records mainly events in AD 70, but the part about the civil war between Vespasianus and Vitellius still dates from AD 69. After Vespasianus ascended the throne, it was in 70 AD. The first consuls during this year were Vespasianus himself and his son Titus. Volume 5 still records events in AD 70

At the end of this book there is "The Sequence of Records of Shengwu's Personal Expeditions". Because this is an introduction to Chinese historical books to Western readers, I have not translated them. In addition, this book is one of the "History of the World" edited by Cavene. The editor has a preface at the front of the book, connecting this book to other parts of "History of the World". Its content has nothing to do with this book, and I have not translated it. As for Grusser himself, apart from a brief "Introduction", there is no preface and no concise bibliography, which is a pity. In addition to the footnotes on each page of this book, there is also a "Notes and References" at the end of the book. However, these notes only indicate the number of pages and lines of the original book, and are not marked in the text, which is very inconvenient for readers. The "Notes and References" are now divided into chapters according to the text, and each section is numbered. The sequence number is marked in square brackets in the text for the convenience of readers.

Customs and habits, as well as the relationship between the Slavs and the non-Slavs; the book focuses on how the ancient Russian state came into being, some major events that occurred at home and abroad after the founding of the ancient Russian state, the efforts and policies implemented by individual Russian princes to establish a unified country; the ancient Russian state and neighboring countries, especially Byzantium The book also describes the political, economic and cultural ties between Russia and Poland; the interactions and conflicts with the steppe nomads; the book also describes the conversion of ancient Russia to Orthodox Christianity and the spread and development of Christianity in Russia, etc.; This is a precious material for studying the history of ancient Russia from the 9th to the early 12th century, the history of international relations in Eastern Europe, and the Russian Orthodox Church.

This book, written by Professor Eric Foner, the most outstanding contemporary American historian, focuses on the evolution of Lincoln's thoughts and policies on slavery. It stands out among the numerous works on Lincoln and has won many academic awards, including the Bancroft Prize, the Pulitzer Prize and the Lincoln Prize. It has become "the most detailed and authoritative book to date discussing the evolution of Lincoln's abolition thoughts and policies." Foner puts Lincoln's thoughts and actions into the "historical situation" at that time, and according to the "way history unfolds", with as always elegant and fascinating writing, he discusses the origin and evolution of Lincoln's anti-slavery thoughts, the causes of the American Civil War, Lincoln's process of abolition, Lincoln and abolitionism It provides an in-depth and refreshing analysis of the relationship between liberals and radical Republicans, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of Lincoln's anti-slavery thoughts. It not only avoids the ideological bias existing in previous studies on Lincoln, but also clears up the fog of writing a biography of a saint, and does not fall into the habit of malicious slander of a great man.

Released to commemorate the centenary of the outbreak of World War I. Churchill - one of the Big Three, one of the greatest British men of all time, and a politician who won the Nobel Prize for Literature. Why is the Balkans called the barrel of Europe? Churchill talks about the "troubles of Central Europe", sums up the root causes of trauma in the twentieth century, discovers the inner context behind history, and presents the unknown truth behind history with rich and detailed first-hand information.

1915 was the second phase of the First World War. France and Britain launched the Battle of Champagne, the Battle of Artois, the Battle of Ypres, and the Battle of Los Loos. In the face of new weapons - machine guns and powerful artillery - the dominant traditional military thinking - frontal attack, charge and fight, and repel the enemy's defense line - became ineffective. The Western Front achieved nothing except a life-consuming battle, and the war reached a stalemate. The British invented tanks and used smoke screens, making only limited progress. The British Navy had control of the sea, but its commander was conservative in thinking and ineffective in naval warfare, so no positive results were achieved. In this volume, Churchill made the strategic decision to attack the Dardanelles, which had a decisive impact on the combination of international forces and the entire war. However, due to the lack of understanding and weak support from most military leaders, the war opportunities were repeatedly delayed, and good opportunities to secure victory were missed more than ten times, and finally ended in failure. The Allies were in crisis.

"Memoirs of the First World War 5: World Crisis·After the War" After the First World War, Britain was in trouble due to issues such as the repatriation and demobilization of the army and the layoff of women. A civil war broke out in Russia, and the Allies intervened armedly, but to no avail. World War I weakened the capitalist world system; to end the state of war, a peace conference was held in Paris, France. Although the League of Nations was established, it did not achieve the goals of international security and disarmament. "Memoirs of the First World War 5: World Crisis and Postwar" focuses on events other than the Paris Peace Conference, the consequences of the Peace Conference resolutions, and the outside world's reaction to them. In addition, this volume also describes the profoundly contradictory and long-standing issues between Britain and Ireland; it describes that although Turkey was defeated in World War I, Kemalist Turkey was rising; although Greece was a victorious country, it staged a tragedy because of its war against Türkiye after the war.

"Memoirs of World War I 4: World Crisis·War on the Eastern Front" is dedicated to the war on the Eastern Front of World War I. It begins by talking about the historical origins of the quarrel between the two major groups before World War I; then details the assassination of the Austrian crown prince and how this incident became the trigger for the war; details the Austrian declaration of war on Serbia, and the subsequent process of the two major groups declaring war on each other and fighting the war on the Eastern Front. Russia's march into East Prussia reduced the pressure on the German army on the west front against France and Britain, and the Russian army initially achieved victory. However, the situation changed after the German army changed its command, and Hindenburg and Ludendorff took over the command of the eastern front. In addition, the Russian army was surrounded and annihilated by the German army due to leaked telecommunications, and was retreated steadily thereafter. Finally, the October Revolution broke out in Russia and it withdrew from the First World War.

"Lectures on the Industrial Revolution in England" was published the year after the author's death. It was the British historian Arnold Toynbee who really popularized and popularized the term "Industrial Revolution". This 19th-century scholar, known as Old Toynbee, was the final word on the Industrial Revolution. In fact, it established the historical status of the Industrial Revolution. After him, although discussions and controversies continued, the Industrial Revolution became an unchangeable and fixed label for the century-old changes that took place in Britain from the 18th to 19th centuries.

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Global history does not encompass all human survival experiences around the world, but is a consciousness and method of caring about history from a holistic perspective. In the past two or three decades, global history has formed a new research field. This book selects and translates 20 representative papers to reflect current academic results from various perspectives such as theory, method, and special research. It is a must-read for readers in domestic history circles. The authors of the article all work in European and American universities or scientific research institutions, including famous historians such as McNeill. In terms of when the articles were first published in English, the earliest one was published in 1963, and the latest one was published in 2007. Divided from the main content, these articles can be divided into four groups, namely\

Simon Montefiore, the author of "Three Thousand Years in Jerusalem", a new work, decrypts the correspondence archives and sheds light on more than 3,000 years of world history. "World History in Letters" contains more than 100 letters, including love letters, family letters, foreign affairs negotiations, war declarations, peace plans, etc. They seal human life and beliefs and become first-hand materials for studying history: If Elizabeth had not written to her half-sister "Bloody Mary" to beg for mercy, would there have been a "golden age" in British history? If the Allied invasion of Normandy failed, what kind of condolences would General Eisenhower send to the Allied soldiers? Would Wilde have lived the rest of his life happily if he had not responded "recklessly" to an insult from his lover's father? On the eve of launching "Operation Barbarossa", why did Hitler, who had already made up his mind, write to Mussolini? ... Montefiore focuses on the moment presented in each letter, restoring the historical scene, giving us a glimpse into the lives and thoughts of kings, queens, generals, actors, writers, scientists, explorers, presidents, etc. These figures plucked the strings of history, and the letters they wrote ranged from noble and inspiring to disturbing; some were excellent literary examples, while others were reckless; many were full of lust, while others were heartbreaking... It was the choices of the countless individuals they composed, as well as universal human emotions, that drove history forward. By reading these letters as archives, as the breath of life, we can more fully understand the past, understand the present, and illuminate the path to the future. After the publication of "World History in Letters", it won the "Daily Mail" 2019 History Book of the Year and was recommended by Waterstones. It is the best-selling book of the year in the UK. According to the Nielsen Book Survey, it ranks among the top ten in sales and ranks first in the UK Amazon list.

"Indian Archives" focuses on India from the 17th to the 19th century. Through the precious historical archives of the British Library, it deciphers the development, rise and decline of the British East India Company in India, as well as the customs of India from a European perspective. This book features graphic archives from the British Library and other art institutions, especially 125 rare paintings by painters traveling in India and letters from important figures in the East India Company, recreating history from the perspective of those who experienced it. Among the paintings, there are documentary landscape paintings by officers stationed in India, portraits of the Mughal royal family and high-ranking East Indian officials painted by royal painters who accompanied the army, and Indian customs and customs described by gold-mining painters. In the letters, there are views of the people in power at the time on the war situation, trade and Indian civilization. In the process of combing through paintings and archives, the author John McAleer restored the vicissitudes of the British East India Company in India over hundreds of years one by one. The book excavates the background and details of real history in detail, telling how the East India Company developed from a small joint-stock company into the most powerful enterprise in human history. On the other side of history, what is less known is that India's human geography has also quietly changed the aesthetic vision of Europeans. Archives show that while the East India Company used force to knock on the door of India, the ancient civilization of the East also deeply shocked the West. During the East India Company period, Europeans were obsessed with everything about India. Indian landscape exhibitions often caused a sensation. Indian gems, paintings, and traditional utensils were brought back to England by merchant ships and sold at high prices. Indian-style houses appeared in the British countryside. Executives of the East India Company were proficient in Sanskrit. And Persian, British painters, scholars, and tea merchants risked their lives to cross the ocean to pan for gold, and the British royal family began to imitate the Indian Hajj ceremony... The canvas records the activities of the British East India Company in the Indian subcontinent and the cultural landscape of ancient India. Archives and letters trace the changing role of the East India Company in India. This book uncovers a dusty history, connects the images, creators and depicted people, and presents in detail the complex connections between the East India Company, the East India Company and India, Indians and Indian culture.

Where did life on earth originate? Where did humans originate? How did humans learn to walk upright? Why do humans "remove" body hair? How did humans successfully domesticate plants and animals? This book uses witty language and vivid cartoons to show the evolution of the human species from animals to humans, and provides an in-depth interpretation of 12 fundamental issues in the process of human civilization, such as the origin of life on earth, why ancient apes evolved into humans, the process of human beings from crawling on all fours to walking upright, the origin and migration of the Chinese, various reasons why humans "shed" body hair, the history of human domestication of animals and plants, the impact of the industrial revolution, etc. "Why are humans human?" This book may give you an answer.

In 1664, the British defeated the Dutch and obtained the territory of "New Amsterdam" and named it "New York", which is now New York. This book tells the story of what happened during the reign of three Dutch governors. The author of this book is Washington Irving, known as the "Father of American Literature." He showed readers the early memories of New York in a humorous way, and used humorous writing to satirize the Dutch colonists at that time. New York's early geography, humanities, environment, urban construction, and resident migration and settlement are also reflected in the book. At the same time, this book is also of great significance in promoting the development of American national literature. It can be said that this book is of great reading and collection value from both a literary and historical perspective.

The Age of Discovery kicked off the globalization of the world. As a result, human history has undergone tremendous evolution. The center of human civilization has moved from the Mediterranean region to the Atlantic region. It can be said that it also ushered in the era of maritime civilization with the rise of the West. The author of this book is Washington Irving, an honorary doctorate from Oxford University and known as the "Father of American Literature". With full emotion, he took Columbus's voyage as a clue and used vivid writing to lead us through many legends of the Age of Discovery. It shows us the appearances of all living beings in various countries during the magnificent Age of Discovery.

Freedom does not grow for no reason, it has its own inherent genes. For many countries today, establishing a free, equal, democratic and legal government is their constant pursuit. Looking back on the development path of these concepts, we can always find the same source: Britain. The people living on this wet and cold island established the concept that the state is an individual's servant rather than the master, and then produced modern capitalism, the industrial revolution, representative government and other products that changed the modern world. This set of ideas and systems were carried by English-speaking people across the ocean, either through the forced implementation of colonial rulers, or through the conscious practice of loyal colonists, and eventually spread to all parts of the world, shaping the shape of the modern world to a certain extent. Freedom is the secret to the success of the English-speaking people and has become part of the collective subconscious of modern people. Today we take it so much for granted that we often forget that this value is the basis of prosperity and order. This is a long-missing work about the Anglo-Saxon cultural circle. It will lead us to rediscover this journey of inventive freedom and inspire us to think about how to face the future.

Modern Japan seems to have joined the ranks of the world's major powers. Especially after the Second World War, it quickly recovered from the ruins of the defeated country, took the restoration of economic strength as its national goal, moved forward at full speed, and created one economic miracle after another. But Japan confuses the world. In world politics and trade relations, it does not behave like a responsible modern country; in the eyes of Japanese politicians and scholars, they are the "victims" of Western misunderstanding and jealousy. In the case of the Fukushima nuclear accident in 2011, the delay and concealment in responding to the accident and the slow policy in resettling the victims exposed the Japanese government's incompetence and weakness in facing major events to the world. The government is unable to make decisive decisions, social classes are narrow and solidified, and economic reform is struggling. So who is ruling Japan behind the scenes? Governments, parties, plutocrats, the judicial system, the media and organized gangs... Why is it so difficult to find the core of power, an object worthy of accountability? Wolfrun observes Japan from an outsider's perspective, and combines more than 30 years of interviews in Japan and private conversations with business and political figures to comprehensively analyze the operating mechanism of Japanese society, deeply interpret Japan's post-war history and future trends, and present a real Japan that we have never understood. The government, political parties, business plutocrats, police and courts, mass media, and even organized gangs and emerging religions, the powerful people in all aspects of society, have established a dense network of personal relationships covering the country. Power is dispersed in every corner of society, and it has also created a docile citizenry. Male salarymen who devote themselves wholeheartedly to the company, women who are only suitable for staying at home, and students who lack the ability to innovate and are like test-taking machines. He uncovered the huge network maintained by personal connections, exposed the cloak of "Japanese culture" that disguises power oppression as traditional culture, and shattered the dreamy myth about "Japan's Oneness" for more than 30 years.

Cape of Good Hope Series: What we see is not just a Cape, but a new world. Why did the Japanese choose war: a Hideo Kobayashi Award-winning work, a best-seller in Japan for ten years, and a cutting-edge work in the study of modern Japanese history. Why do the Japanese go to war again and again? Why do you think war is the only way out? Luo Zhenyu warmly recommends. Crossing the Bay of Bengal: Nature's Wrath and the Wealth of Immigrants (Douban score 9.4, Harvard University professor interprets what is the difference between India and China's strategic competition in the Bay of Bengal?) The original sin covered up: slavery and the rise of American capitalism (revealing the dirty secrets of American business, a dark history of the United States that you deserve to know. Douban Reading has a high score of 9.2 And is recommended by Luo Zhenyu.)

Games without Rules: Afghanistan's Interrupted History ( Enter the "real Afghanistan" behind "The Kite Runner", gain insight into Afghanistan's glorious history, chaotic present, and look forward to a peaceful future that is still far away.) Israel: The Rebirth of a Nation ("Top Ten Nonfiction Books of 2018" by "New Weekly", "Jing Bao Shenzhen and Hong Kong Book Review", 2016 American National Jewish Book Award, vividly reproduces the ups and downs of Israel's founding history, and profoundly reveals it. Showing the profound soul of the Israeli nation.) Arabs in Conquest and Revolution: 1516 to the Present (A game of power in the Middle East comparable to "A Song of Ice and Fire", deciphering the historical causes of many difficulties in the Arab world.) Domination of the Middle East: Israel's secret code for military power (How did a small country surrounded by powerful enemies become a military and industrial power? A research report from the front line, a flesh-and-blood history of Israel.

A Brief History of the Jews for Three Thousand Years (It has been selling well overseas for twenty years. Why is this ill-fated nation so talented?). Dominating the Middle East: Israel's Code of Military Power (a research report from the front line, a flesh-and-blood history of Israel. Game without Rules: The Repeatedly Interrupted History of Afghanistan ( Enter the "real Afghanistan" behind "The Kite Runner", gain insight into Afghanistan's glorious history, chaotic present, and look forward to a peaceful future that is still far away.) Arabs in Conquest and Revolution: 1516 to the Present (a Middle East power game comparable to "A Song of Ice and Fire", deciphering the historical causes of many difficulties in the Arab world.) Israel: The Rebirth of a Nation (vividly reproduces the ups and downs of the founding history of Israel, and profoundly reveals the profound soul of the Israeli nation. Luo Zhenyu warmly recommends.)

A Brief History of the Jews over Three Thousand Years, Crossing the Bay of Bengal: Nature's Wrath and the Wealth of Immigration, Dominating the Middle East: The Code of Israel's Military Power. Why did the Japanese choose war? The Arabs in Conquest and Revolution: 1516 to the present, The Covered Original Sin: Slavery and the Rise of American Capitalism, Game Without Rules: The Repeatedly Interrupted History of Afghanistan, Israel: The Rebirth of a Nation ("New Weekly", "Jingbao Shenzhen-Hong Kong Book Review" "Top Ten Nonfiction Books of 2018", 2016 American National Jewish Book Award, vividly reproduces the ups and downs of the founding history of Israel, and profoundly reveals the profound soul of the Israeli nation.

"Dickens Tells the History of England" is a history book written by the famous British writer Charles Dickens for his children. It was first serialized in the English weekly "Household Words" from January 1851 to December 1853; Dickens was also the editor of this magazine at that time. Divided into three volumes, this book tells the history of England from 50 BC to 1689 AD, when Queen Victoria ascended the throne, and also covers some major historical events in Scotland, Ireland and France. Although it is a history book, Dickens used a more interesting and story-telling literary writing technique, and created it on the basis of historical facts. He created the dialogue and characters' emotions in the text vividly, giving readers an immersive feeling...

"Dickens Tells the History of England" is a set of history books written by the famous British writer Charles Dickens for his children. It was first serialized in the English weekly "Household Words" from January 1851 to December 1853; Dickens was also the editor of this magazine at that time. Divided into three volumes, this book tells the history of England from 50 BC to 1689 AD, when Queen Victoria ascended the throne, and also covers some major historical events in Scotland, Ireland and France. Although it is a history book, Dickens used a more interesting and story-telling literary writing technique, and created it on the basis of historical facts. He created the dialogue and characters' emotions in the text vividly, giving readers an immersive feeling...

This book is intended to be based on academic research and judgment, highlight the concept of general history, follow the principle of simple and easy-to-understand expressions, sort out and interpret the civilizational context of Iran from the birth of the ancient country to today's society, and focus on examining the Persian Empire, which dominated the center of the ancient world in the pre-Islamic era, and Iran in the era of foreign conquest. The vicissitudes of the plateau, the difficult start of the modernization process under the impact of the West in the 19th century, the construction of a modern nation-state in the 20th century, and the political trend under the framework of the Islamic republic at the turn of the century, completely present Iran's 4,000-year-long and colorful historical picture in front of readers.

This manuscript systematically describes the history of the development of American civilization from ancient times to the present, including the appearance of the ancient society of the indigenous peoples of the United States, Columbus's discovery of the New World, British immigration to North America, the relationship between the colonies and the mother country, the Revolutionary War of Independence, the founding of the United States, the conditions of the early Republic, the Jackson period and the social reform movement, western expansion and the Civil War... Until the development of the United States after the Second World War and other historical processes.

This book is a popular history of Norway written for ordinary readers by the famous Norwegian writer and professor Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen (1848-1895). It has been reprinted many times around the world and is very popular among readers. In this book, he combines real historical records and Saga legends, uses "storytelling" method, vivid language and humorous narration to show readers the ups and downs of Norwegian history from the time of "Black King" Halfdan to the 19th century. It is like inviting readers to board the Vikings' huge dragon-head ship, set sail among the ice and sea, and embark on an adventure to pursue the past. The book also includes more than 70 print illustrations from the 1886 and 1900 editions for the readers' enjoyment.

This set includes "Utopia Translation Series 033: The Cut Veins of Latin America", "Utopia Translation Series 034 Dare to Relax: Mandela's Presidential Years", "Utopia Translation Series 035 The Bible and the Sword: Britain and Palestine - From the Bronze Age to the Balfour Declaration", "Utopia Translation Series 036 Japanese Spiritual History during the War: 1931-1945", "Utopia Translation Series 037 Indonesia Etc: The Pearl Lost by the Gods" "Utopia Translation Series 0 38 The Third Reich Trilogy: The Coming of the Third Reich" "Utopia Translation Series 039 The Third Reich Trilogy: The Third Reich in Power" "Utopia Translation Series 040 The Third Reich Trilogy: The Third Reich in Wartime" "Utopia Translation Series 041 Eichmann before Jerusalem: The Holocaust Executioner Behind the Mask of Mediocrity" "Utopia Translation Series 042 Theater of Cruelty: Art, Film and the Shadow of War" "Utopia Translation Series 043 The Future of Capitalism".

This book uses vivid text and exquisite illustrations to reproduce the magnificent picture of the process of human civilization. It can be called a concise encyclopedia of world history that runs through the entire human society. It connects the treasures of all human cultures. With its glorious immortal value and long-lasting charm, it has become a popular and easy-to-read world history book.

This book uses vivid text and exquisite illustrations to reproduce the magnificent picture of the process of human civilization. It can be called a concise encyclopedia of world history that runs through the entire human society. It connects the treasures of all human cultures. With its glorious immortal value and long-lasting charm, it has become a popular and easy-to-read world history book.

This book uses vivid text and exquisite illustrations to reproduce the magnificent picture of the process of human civilization. It can be called a concise encyclopedia of world history that runs through the entire human society. It connects the treasures of all human cultures. With its glorious immortal value and long-lasting charm, it has become a popular and easy-to-read world history book.

This book uses vivid text and exquisite illustrations to reproduce the magnificent picture of the process of human civilization. It can be called a concise encyclopedia of world history that runs through the entire human society. It connects the treasures of all human cultures. With its glorious immortal value and long-lasting charm, it has become a popular and easy-to-read world history book.

This book uses vivid text and exquisite illustrations to reproduce the magnificent picture of the process of human civilization. It can be called a concise encyclopedia of world history that runs through the entire human society. It connects the treasures of all human cultures. With its glorious immortal value and long-lasting charm, it has become a popular and easy-to-read world history book.

This is not only a work that tells the history of the world through twelve maps, but also shows the development and evolution of maps from scratch to perfection. The twelve world maps selected in the book come from different historical stages and were created by cartographers from different countries and cultures. The author reveals to us that maps, far from being objective and true records, are influenced by the ideas and motives of the time and place. By interpreting the concepts and motivations behind maps, we can gain a glimpse into the fashion and spirit of the era in which the cartographer lived. In the author's interpretation, maps, as a tool for humans to understand the world, have become the prism of the trinity of "people-image-world", reflecting the historical and spiritual processes of mankind, and depicting an unprecedented three-dimensional picture of world history.