Twentieth Century: The History of the World, 1901–2000 presents a comprehensive and authoritative narrative of global developments throughout the twentieth century. J. M. Roberts examines major political, social, economic, and cultural transformations that shaped the modern world, including world wars, decolonization, technological progress, shifting geopolitical powers, and the rise of globa…
This book examines the historical relationship between Western countries and the African world, focusing on colonialism, economic exploitation, and its cultural impact on African societies. Chinweizu highlights patterns of Western domination, the mechanisms of modern colonialism, and African responses to global political and economic pressures. This work is an important reference in the study o…
This book provides a comprehensive overview of Vietnamese history from its earliest cultural foundations to modern times. Written by renowned historian Nguyễn Khắc Viện, it presents a clear narrative of the nation’s political, social, and cultural evolution. The author explains major historical periods, including early kingdoms, Chinese domination, the rise of independent dynasties, col…
Chronology of World War Two presents a detailed, day-by-day account of the events of World War II, covering the political decisions, military operations, and pivotal moments that shaped the global conflict from 1939 to 1945. Compiled by Edward Davidson and Dale Manning, the book arranges wartime developments in a clear chronological format, allowing readers to trace the progression of battles, …
The Great Sea War presents a comprehensive account of naval operations during World War II, adapted from the acclaimed historical work Sea Power. Edited by E.B. Potter of the U.S. Naval Academy and Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, the book explores major maritime battles, strategic developments, technological advancements, and the crucial role of sea power in shaping the outcome of the global c…
This book presents a summary of African history from early times to the modern period, focusing on major themes in the development of African civilization. Basil Davidson highlights Africa's political, cultural, and economic history, as well as its relations with the outside world, while providing a fresh approach to African historiography. This revised edition updates the analysis and adds a d…
This book provides a comprehensive introduction to African society and culture, covering social history, family structure, traditional economics, religion, and the dynamics of social change. Written by two leading anthropologists, this revised edition updates the field data and interpretations to reflect developments in African research through the early 1970s. This book is an essential referen…
The Great Sea War presents a comprehensive account of naval operations during World War II, adapted from the acclaimed historical work Sea Power. Edited by E.B. Potter of the U.S. Naval Academy and Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, the book explores major maritime battles, strategic developments, technological advancements, and the crucial role of sea power in shaping the outcome of the global c…
Conflict: The Western World—1914 to the Present is a comprehensive study of the major conflicts that have shaped the Western world since 1914. It examines the background, course, and political-social impact of World War I, World War II, and the postwar international tensions that have influenced the modern world order. Frank P. Chambers provides a thorough analysis of the political, economic,…
Namibia: Women in War explores the critical roles played by Namibian women during the country’s long struggle for independence. Authors Tessa Cleaver and Marion Wallace document how women participated not only as supporters but also as fighters, activists, organizers, and community leaders throughout the liberation movement. Drawing from interviews, historical documents, and field research, …