This book is an official publication of the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Ministry of External Relations). It provides an overview of Brazil. Its contents include information on national history, political life, economic conditions, geography, culture, and Brazil's role in international relations. As a representative government document, this book aims to introduce Brazil's profile to …
This book presents an in-depth narrative exploration of Tunisia as a modern North African nation that has achieved relative political stability, social cohesion, and economic progress. Written by Georgie Anne Geyer, the work combines travel writing with political and social analysis, offering insights into Tunisia’s governance, cultural identity, development strategies, and everyday life. Thr…
The Wall we see today is but one tenth of the total length of the walls ever constructed over succeeding dynasties of China. The best preserved sections refer to the wall built during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), from Shanhaiguan in the east to Jiayuguan in the west. Approximately 5,130 km (3,188 miles) in length, the Ming Wall was built under the most difficult conditions, across some of the…
China is characterized by multiple climates and complex topographies. It is home to numerous famous mountain and large rivers. Some of the natural beauty of the Chinese landscape is among the most spectacular on earth. According to Chinas different characteristics in terms of topography and culture, this album divides the whole China into four main areas the northern area, the southern area, th…
The Worldmark Encyclopedia of the Nations: Africa (Volume 2, 1976 Edition) is the second part of an international reference encyclopedia containing comprehensive information about the countries of the African continent. Each country is presented with data on geography, government, economy, population, history, and social conditions. The book includes a bibliography and index to facilitate infor…
"Lands and Peoples: Europe – Volume 4" (1973 Edition) is part of the encyclopedia "Lands and Peoples," containing descriptions of European countries, including their geography, brief history, culture, and social life. With informative photographs and illustrations, this book provides a comprehensive overview of the diversity of Europe and serves as an essential reference for students and the …
"Lands and Peoples: Africa – Volume 1" (1973 Edition) is the first volume of the encyclopedia "Lands and Peoples." It presents a wide range of information about the African continent, including its landscape, climate, history, culture, and the lives of its people. Richly illustrated and photographic, the book provides a comprehensive and engaging overview of the diversity of African countries…
Dragan Bosnic's book, Belgrade, contains a series of photographs, descriptions, and historical information about the city of Belgrade, Serbia. Presented with artistic photography and concise narrative, the book showcases Belgrade's historical landmarks, culture, architecture, and modern life. Published by Intersistem Belgrade, the book is aimed at readers who want to explore Belgrade through vi…
A former lieutenant who fought in Vietnam describes his emotional journey to reconciliation with his former enemies while participating in a humanitarian aid program in Vietnam.
This book provides an overview of the character, history, and social development of Great Britain, described as the “silent land of revolution.” Dr. H. A. Schönhage outlines the cultural, political, and economic changes that shaped modern Britain without major upheavals. Using a popular and descriptive approach, the book presents a concise analysis of British society, traditions, instituti…