Het dagboek van Schermerhorn is the diary of W. Schermerhorn, who served as the head of the Dutch General Commission for Indonesia from 1946 to 1947. The book provides detailed insights into the historical events surrounding Dutch-Indonesian relations during the post-World War II period.
Buku Asia Afrika antara Dua Pertentangan karya Kamarsjah St. Bandaro mengulas situasi politik kawasan Asia dan Afrika pada masa pascakolonial, ketika kedua kawasan tersebut berada di tengah pertarungan pengaruh dua kekuatan besar dunia. Melalui analisis yang tajam, penulis menggambarkan tantangan negara-negara berkembang dalam menentukan sikap politik luar negeri, membangun solidaritas Asia–A…
The book "Mohammed Marx and Marhaen: The Roots of Indonesian Socialism" examines the development of socialism in Indonesia, especially by connecting Marxist ideas with local experience, which was popularized by the figure "Marhaen". In her book, Jeanne S. Mintz examines how Marx's thoughts are translated in the Indonesian context, where the struggles of ordinary people—as represented by Marha…
This book, based on the Chichele Lectures delivered by Harold Nicolson at the University of Oxford in 1953, provides a comprehensive historical analysis of the evolution of diplomatic methods. Nicolson explores the transformation of diplomatic practices from the Renaissance to modern times, detailing the various methods employed in diplomacy and their impact on international relations.
Story Unused covers the author's experiences as a correspondent in the Far East from 1963 to 1967, shedding light on the significant historical and political events during that period, particularly in Southeast Asia.
This book is an in-depth biography of Toussaint L'Ouverture, the leader of the slave revolution in Haiti who successfully fought against major colonial powers like France, England, and Spain. Author Wenda Parkinson traces L'Ouverture's journey from slave to brilliant general and statesman, and how his leadership shaped Haiti's independence as the world's first Black republic. The narrative comb…
This book is a collection of essays exploring the concept of the "Human Factor" as a fundamental foundation for development in Africa. The authors argue that the failure of development programs on the continent is often due to a neglect of human qualities, moral responsibility, and local cultural values. The book emphasizes the importance of developing human character and integrity before imple…
The Parthenon Code: Mankind's History in Marble delves into the hidden history and symbolism embedded in one of the most iconic structures of ancient Greece—the Parthenon. Through detailed analysis, the book explores how the Parthenon serves as not only a magnificent example of ancient architecture but also as a testament to the profound relationship between art, history, and religion. The au…
A Hard and Bitter Peace: A Global History of the Cold War offers a comprehensive global perspective on the Cold War, moving beyond a purely U.S.–Soviet framework. The book traces the origins of the conflict from the late stages of World War II and examines how ideological rivalry, decolonization, nationalism, and imperial legacies shaped global politics. It highlights the experiences of Asia,…
Turning Points in History Book 5: People, Places and Apartheid is a key South African history textbook (for Grades 10-12) focusing on resistance and change from the 1970s to the negotiation era, highlighting events like the 1976 Soweto Uprising, Black Consciousness (Steve Biko), trade unionism (COSATU), township uprisings, and the role of different communities (Coloured, Black) in challenging a…