How two great WWII leaders - Winston Churchill and Dwight Eisenhower - created the post-war world order that lasted for nearly 75 years. číst celé
Christopher Catherwood Books
Christopher Catherwood is a writer and historian whose work delves into pivotal figures and events of modern history. His writing is characterized by deep historical insight and meticulous research, offering readers fresh perspectives on the past. Catherwood specializes in political history, and his books often illuminate the complex motivations and consequences of decisions that shaped the world. His fascination with historical personalities and their impact on the course of events is evident in his engaging narratives.
Making War in the Name of God
- 320 pages
- 12 hours of reading
Explores the link between religion and war, focusing on the philosophies that have allowed zealous followers of the world's major religions to shed blood in the name of God since the Middle Ages.
The reference guide offers a thorough exploration of Winston Churchill's life and works, featuring an extensive A to Z section with hundreds of entries. It also includes a comprehensive bibliography that lists numerous publications related to Churchill, making it an invaluable resource for anyone interested in his impact and legacy.
Exploring the historical ideological battle between Christianity and Islam, this book delves into the concept of holy war, tracing its roots from early conflicts to modern-day struggles. It examines significant events, such as the rise and fall of empires, the impact of the Ottoman defeat, and the shaping of the Middle East by Western powers. The author provides insights into the ongoing violence, including the rise of ISIS and the Sunni-Shia divide, framing these conflicts as part of a long-standing theological struggle.