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Great Powers And The Quest For Hegemony: The World Order Since 1500In Jeremy Black's latest book entitled "Great Powers and the Quest for Hegemony: The World Order since 1500", he outlined and analyzed a general overview of the Great Power politics from year 1500 to the 21st century. |
A Great & Glorious Victory: New Perspectives On The Battle Of TrafalgarRichard Harding's latest book entitled, "A Great & Glorious Victor: New Perspectives on the Battle of Trafalgar" not only covers twelve chapters of the historic battle, but also travels through significant themes such as the Grand Armee and the invasion threat, and the British defenses against those invasion before 1805. |
The Language of Empire: Rome and the Idea of EmpireAs Emeritus Professor of Classics at the University of Edinburg, John Richardson has authored numerous books on Roman Military History. |
Clausewitz: Contemporary WarAntulio J. Echevarria II currently serves as Director of Research at the U.S. Army War College. He also graduated from the U.S. Military Academy in 1981 and U.S. Army War College in 2002. Echevarria II received his PhD in history from Princeton University in 1994 and has authored several books on both military thinking and contemporary war since then. |
The Origins Of World War I"The Origins of World War I" is a masterpiece written by Prof. Richard F. Hamilton and Prof. Holger H. Herwig. The book contains a collection of 15 essays regarding WWI, where it takes each and single detailed approach to the countries that were involved in it. |
Hitler's Pre-Emptive War: The Battle For Norway, 1940As a native Norwegian and former U.S. Special Operations Colonel, Henrik O. Lunde wrote one of the most objective accounts of an important military campaign of the 20th century. In his latest book entitled, "Hitler's Pre-Emptive War: The Battle for Norway, 1940", Lunde provided a thorough research/study on the revolutionary campaign of the 1940 invasion of Norway and battles around Narvik. |
The Battle Of The Otranto StraitsAs a naval specialist in the history of naval WWI, Professor Paul G. |
Blood In The Forum: The Struggle For The Roman RepublicAs a lecturer in the School of Classics at University College in Dublin, Dr. Pamela Martin's latest book entitled, "Blood in the Forum: The Struggle for the Roman Republic" certainly offers an interesting and insightful perspective on the role of the late Roman Republic in conjunction to the rise of Octavian. |
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Why We Fought: America's Wars In Film And HistoryIn their book "Why We Fought: America's Wars in Film and History", both Peter C. Rollins and John E. O' Connor discusses the intricacies of war films and how they enlighten viewers into the values, politics and culture of American citizens. As we all know choosing a visual medium such as film - whether in documentary format or featured film - provides a highly influential force for all viewers. |
Americans In Paris: Life And Death Under Nazi Occupation 1940-1944In his new book entitled "Americans in Paris: Life and Death under Nazi Occupation 1940-1944", renowned journalist Charlie Glass taps into the American expatriate's experience of Paris during the preoccupation of the Nazi in the 1940s to give an alternative insight of a story that's never been told in this light before. |
Press Gang: Naval Impressment And Its Opponents In Georgian BritainLeading expert on social history of the 18th century Britain, Nicholas Rogers is also professor of History at York University, Toronto. His latest book entitled "Press Gang: Naval Impressment and Its Opponents in Georgian Britain" takes his readers on a journey into the world of the press gang. The press gang used to "forcefully" recruit sailors to man the Royal Navy during combat. |
U.S. Destroyers: 1943-45 By David McCombUS Destroyers ships are well known for their flexibility and all-purpose capabilities that include: passing mail at sea; screening larger ships, forming frontline in battles and etc. In his book, "U.S. Destroyers: 1943-45", historian Dave McComb gave an in-depth account of various ship classes including the Treaty Classes and Post Treaty Classes. |
Battle For The Baltic Islands: Triumph Of The Imperial German NavyIn his book entitled "Battle for the Baltic Islands: Triumph of the Imperial German Navy", author Gary Staff gave his readers a detailed account of the Operation Albion, which was the highly successful sea borne operation launched By Germany. Readers will acknowledge the importance of the Baltic Islands in the defense of the Finnish Gulf and St. |
Three Byzantine Military TreatisesOriginally published over 20 years ago, the "Three Byzantine Military Treatises" was compiled by experienced commanders in the Byzantine age when they needed armies who are ready and steadfast to secure borders. The commanders began to put down essential strategies and tactics into practical handbooks of military strategy. The book discusses the three manuals as reflected in their time period. |
C-47/R4D Units Of World War IIAs an experienced author and editor of over 20 books and over 350 articles in well known journals ("Janes' Intelligence Review" and "Air Force Monthly"), David C. Isby is also an experienced pilot and son of a USAAFC C-47 navigator. |
Mussolini And His Generals: The Armed Forces And Fascist Foreign Policy, 1923-1940In "Mussolini and His Generals: The Armed Forces and Fascist Foreign Policy, 1923-1940", John Gooch provides an authoritative study of the relationship between military and foreign policies of Fascist Italy with the Italian armed forces during the reign of Mussolini in 1922 and the fall of his empire in 1940. |
Great Military Leaders And Their CampaignsAs Professor of History at the University of Exeter and renowned author of several books including "The Cambridge Illustrated Atlas of Warfare" and "The Seventy Great Battles in History", Jeremy Black examines a collection of historical wars through their protagonists, ranging from Cyrus the Great in the 6th century BC to Vo Nguyen Giap in the 20th century. |
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