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- Cburell on 2006-10-03 - Tags asia , europe , history , worldhistory
- Kfortowsky on 2006-06-26 - Tags PolarOps
- Moosbruxxer on 2006-06-24 - Tags Articles
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A century of slaughter
From the trenches to the Holocaust and Rwanda, Niall Ferguson has sought challenging new explanations for world conflict, Allan Mallinson says
The War of the World
by Niall Ferguson
Allen Lane, £25; 816pp
“HISTORIANS ALWAYS YEARN for closure, a date when their narratives can end,” says Niall Ferguson in the introduction to his latest heavyweight work of narrative and analytical history, an examination of why the 20th century was the bloodiest yet.
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A century of slaughter
From the trenches to the Holocaust and Rwanda, Niall Ferguson has sought challenging new explanations for world conflict, Allan Mallinson says
The War of the World
by Niall Ferguson
Allen Lane, £25; 816pp
“HISTORIANS ALWAYS YEARN for closure, a date when their narratives can end,” says Niall Ferguson in the introduction to his latest heavyweight work of narrative and analytical history, an examination of why the 20th century was the bloodiest yet.
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A century of slaughter
From the trenches to the Holocaust and Rwanda, Niall Ferguson has sought challenging new explanations for world conflict, Allan Mallinson says
The War of the World
by Niall Ferguson
Allen Lane, £25; 816pp
“HISTORIANS ALWAYS YEARN for closure, a date when their narratives can end,” says Niall Ferguson in the introduction to his latest heavyweight work of narrative and analytical history, an examination of why the 20th century was the bloodiest yet.
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Twentieth-century empires were âexceptional in their capacity for dealing out death and destructionâ because of âunprecedented degrees of centralised power, economic control and social homogeneity to which they aspiredâ. Indeed, they inherited from the 19th-century nation builders âan insatiable appetite for uniformity
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A century of slaughter
From the trenches to the Holocaust and Rwanda, Niall Ferguson has sought challenging new explanations for world conflict, Allan Mallinson says
The War of the World
by Niall Ferguson
Allen Lane, £25; 816pp
“HISTORIANS ALWAYS YEARN for closure, a date when their narratives can end,” says Niall Ferguson in the introduction to his latest heavyweight work of narrative and analytical history, an examination of why the 20th century was the bloodiest yet.
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A century of slaughter
From the trenches to the Holocaust and Rwanda, Niall Ferguson has sought challenging new explanations for world conflict, Allan Mallinson says
The War of the World
by Niall Ferguson
Allen Lane, £25; 816pp
“HISTORIANS ALWAYS YEARN for closure, a date when their narratives can end,” says Niall Ferguson in the introduction to his latest heavyweight work of narrative and analytical history, an examination of why the 20th century was the bloodiest yet.
Highlighted by moosbruxxer
A century of slaughter
From the trenches to the Holocaust and Rwanda, Niall Ferguson has sought challenging new explanations for world conflict, Allan Mallinson says
The War of the World
by Niall Ferguson
Allen Lane, £25; 816pp
“HISTORIANS ALWAYS YEARN for closure, a date when their narratives can end,” says Niall Ferguson in the introduction to his latest heavyweight work of narrative and analytical history, an examination of why the 20th century was the bloodiest yet.
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on 2006-10-03 by cburell