Le Calice Jusqu’à la Lie – Deuxième Partie, Chapitres continues the author’s reflective and historical narrative on Cambodia’s political turmoil and national struggle. In this second part, the book explores pivotal events, personal testimonies, and political developments that shaped the nation during periods of conflict and transition. The chapters delve into the experiences of key fi…
Bahrain: A Modern Dilmun presents a richly illustrated overview of Bahrain’s transformation from the ancient civilization of Dilmun into a dynamic modern state. Combining historical narrative with vivid photography, the book traces the island’s development through its archaeological heritage, maritime traditions, and strategic role in the Gulf region. It highlights key aspects of Bahrain 
The tribal region located on the frontier between Pakistan and Afghanistan is the centre of terrorist activity in the world today. Since 2001, Al Qaeda and Taliban fighters have regrouped here, using its mountainous terrain as a safe haven in which to train, plan major terror attacks, send insurgents to Afghanistan, and recruit ever-younger fighters. In this essential book Imtiaz Gul follows th…
Sideshow: Kissinger, Nixon and the Destruction of Cambodia examines the political decisions and covert military strategies carried out by the Nixon administration and Henry Kissinger during the Vietnam War, with a focus on their impact on Cambodia. The book reveals how secret bombings, military interventions, and diplomatic maneuvers contributed to the destabilization of Cambodia, ultimately pa…
Sideshow: Kissinger, Nixon and the Destruction of Cambodia examines the political decisions and covert military strategies carried out by the Nixon administration and Henry Kissinger during the Vietnam War, with a focus on their impact on Cambodia. The book reveals how secret bombings, military interventions, and diplomatic maneuvers contributed to the destabilization of Cambodia, ultimately pa…
Cambodia in the Southeast Asian War provides an in-depth analysis of Cambodia’s political, military, and social landscape during the period of conflict surrounding the Vietnam War. The book examines Cambodia’s strategic position in Indochina, the policies of Prince Norodom Sihanouk, and the pressures placed on the country by both communist and anti-communist forces. Through detailed histori…
Cambodia Year Zero documents the dramatic and devastating transformation of Cambodia following the rise of the Khmer Rouge in 1975. The book provides a detailed account of the regime’s radical policies, including forced evacuations, abolition of urban life, collectivization of agriculture, and the systematic dismantling of social, cultural, and political structures. Through eyewitness testimo…
Enchanted Frontiers: Sikkim, Bhutan and India’s North-Eastern Borderlands by Nari Rustomji presents the author’s personal experiences and observations of the Eastern Himalayan region, focusing on Sikkim, Bhutan, and India’s northeastern borderlands. Through a blend of historical and ethnographic narrative, Rustomji explores the lives of local communities, their cultures, traditions, and t…
They Came to Japan is a translated anthology compiling over thirty European reports, letters, and missionary accounts written between 1543 and 1640. Edited by Michael Cooper, the volume offers a vivid portrait of sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Japan through the eyes of Europeans — merchants, Jesuit missionaries, and other travelers. The contributors include those who lived in Japan for ex…
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