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Who Began the War and Why? - New York Times Current History - cover

Who Began the War and Why? - New York Times Current History

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Publisher: Good Press

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Summary

In "Who Began the War, and Why?", a collection of essays authored by various historians and scholars, readers are invited to explore the complex origins and motivations behind one of the most pivotal conflicts in history. This meticulously crafted anthology combines diverse perspectives, employing a scholarly tone that balances rigorous analysis with accessible prose, thus catering to both academic audiences and general readers. Through a rich exploration of political, social, and economic factors, this compilation elucidates how historical narratives have been shaped, challenged, and redefined over time, inviting a critical re-examination of accepted truths. The contributors to this volume are esteemed figures in the field of history, each bringing a unique voice and expertise to the discussion. Many have spent years researching various aspects of war, geopolitics, and national identity, influenced by interdisciplinary approaches that range from sociology to international relations. Their collective insights offer a comprehensive understanding of the multifaceted nature of warfare, which remains relevant in contemporary global affairs. This book is essential for anyone interested in grasping the intricate layers of causation surrounding conflicts. It challenges preconceived notions and encourages critical thinking about history and its implications for the present. For students, educators, and history enthusiasts alike, "Who Began the War, and Why?" serves as both a foundation for further study and a compelling read that sparks important conversations about the past and its bearing on today's world.
Available since: 08/12/2023.
Print length: 357 pages.

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