This book is a comprehensive study of the political, social, and historical development of Palestine from the British occupation in 1914 to 1979. Sami Hadawi, a Palestinian historian and statistician, discusses the major changes that occurred in the land of Palestine, the relationship between the Arab and Jewish communities, the impact of colonial policies, and the emergence of the conflict tha…
Namibia: The Beautiful Land is a picture book that showcases Namibia's natural beauty through spectacular photographs and informative narration by David Bristow. It showcases panoramic views of Namibia's deserts, mountains, wildlife, and unique landscapes, along with insights into the region's natural history, geography, and cultural character. A visual masterpiece, the book provides a comprehe…
This book is a detailed historical study of the cultural, political, and demographic impact of Arab migration into Sudan from the seventh to the early sixteenth century. Yusuf Fadl Hasan examines the earliest contacts between Arab groups and the Sudanese population, tracing how trade, intermarriage, and religious influence gradually shaped Sudanese society. The work explores the Islamization an…
Australia: The Complete Story presents an expansive and visually rich overview of the continent’s natural landscapes, cultural heritage, and historical development. Featuring contributions from a wide editorial team, the book combines narrative history, detailed descriptions, maps, photographs, and illustrations to depict Australia from its ancient origins to its modern identity. With section…
Zambia Shall Be Free is the political autobiography of Kenneth Kaunda, leader of Zambia’s independence movement and the country’s first President. In this influential memoir, Kaunda recounts his early life, his rise to leadership, and the struggle against British colonial rule. The book describes the social, political, and moral foundations of Zambia’s nationalist movement, including Kaun…
This illustrated historical study recounts the establishment and decline of the Victoria Settlement at Port Essington in Northern Australia between 1838 and 1849. Through archival records, maps, and visual materials, the book documents the challenges faced by the settlement, including isolation, harsh environmental conditions, and administrative difficulties. Peter G. Spillett presents a detail…
This book is a photographic and narrative documentation of the Soweto Uprising of June 16, 1976, a massive demonstration by Black South African students against apartheid education policies. Thousands of students took to the streets, many of whom were victims of police violence. Through powerful photographs and personal testimony, Peter Magubane depicts the tragedy, courage, and resilience of S…
This classic book by C. W. de Kiewiet provides an in-depth analysis of South Africa's social and economic development from the colonial period to the early 20th century. The author outlines the historical factors that shaped racial tensions, the dynamics of the agricultural and mining economies, and the impact of colonial policies on the structure of society. As a key reference work on South Af…
Leo Marquard's The Peoples and Policies of South Africa examines the dynamics of South African society, including political structures, government policies, and racial relations during the apartheid era. This third revised edition provides an in-depth analysis of the social, economic, and policy developments that shaped modern South Africa. As a classic work on South Africa, it is an essential …
Le Togo provides a concise, authoritative overview of the Republic of Togo within the well-known French series Que sais-je?. Written by historian and colonial administrator Robert Cornevin, the book presents an introduction to Togo’s geography, ethnic composition, traditional societies, and pre-colonial history, followed by an analysis of German and French colonial rule. The updated 1973 edit…