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100 Events that shook our World / Andreas, Robert 2006  Book
Andreas, Robert Book
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Publication New York, Life Books, 2006.
Description 160pGrey Spine
Summary/Abstract From the Auto Age to the Computer Age, from Lucky Lindy to a man walking on the moon, our world has been an endless wellspring of unparalleled drama. Using their trademark brilliant photography and informative writing, the editors of Life have assembled a fascinating, engrossing volume that captures the happenings and the characters who have fleshed out this saga, names that will live through the ages: FDR and JFK, the Babe and Elvis, Einstein and Martin Luther King. And, of course, the likes of Hitler and bin laden.
Standard Number 1932994106 Hb.
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ID:   020537


13 photos children should know / Finger, Brad 2011  Book
Finger, Brad Book
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Publication Munich, Prestel Publishing, 2011.
Description 46pGreen spine
Series 13 Children should know
Summary/Abstract Examines the history behind thirteen popular photographs, including the moon landing, the fall of the Berlin Wall, and the wedding of Prince Charles and Princess Diana.
Contents Lindbergh's landing Hang on tight Albert Einstein Climbing to Mount Everest I have a dream The Beatles The Moon landing Diana and Charles The Berlin Wall comes down Nelson Mandela released from prison September 11, 2001 The Olympic games in Beijing Disaster in the Gulf
Standard Number 9783791370477 Hb.
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ID:   008577


Complete History of the World / Overy, Richard (ed.); Barraclough, Geoffrey (ed.) 1978  Book
Overy, Richard (ed.) Book
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Edition 2009
Publication London, HarperCollins Publishers, 1978.
Description 416pThick White Spine
Summary/Abstract Is the most comprehensive and authoratative work on the history of the world. Covers the origins of mankind till the turmoil of the 21st century, with over 600 maps and charts and internet links.
Contents Introduction Chronology History of the world (Section one to seven) Bibliography Glossary Index
Standard Number 9780007843978 Hb.
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ID:   008564


Defining Moments in History / Jackson, Bianca Dr.(ed.); Morton, Jonathan 2008  Book
Jackson, Bianca Dr.(ed.) Book
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Publication UK, Hachette Livre, 2008.
Description 800pThick Black Spine
Summary/Abstract Charts the most significant historical, social, political and cultural moments of over one hundred years and places each event, person, movement and idea in context to provide a comprehensive understanding of a century of world history.
Contents 1900-1909 1910-1919 1920-1929 1930-1939 1940-1949 1950-1959 1960-1969 1970-1979 1980-1989 1990-1999 2000-
Standard Number 9781844035915 Pb.
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ID:   012200


Democracies and dictatorships: Europe and the world 1919-1989 / Todd, Allan 2001  Book
Todd, Allan Book
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Publication Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2001.
Description v, 266pDark blue spine
Summary/Abstract The period 1919 to 1989 was witness to major international changes in the global scenario, such as the emergence of the USA as the world's most influential country. The focus of the book is the problems of the First World War, the resulting peace treaties and the factors leading to the Second World War. Origins and course of the Cold War are explained, with emphasis on Europe, Asia and the Americas. Illustrated, with a range of primary sources.
Contents INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 1919-39 The treaty of Versailles The League of Nations 1919-29 International diplomacy 1919-29 The decline of international co-operation 1929-32 The road to war 1933-39 THE USSR 1924-53 The rise of Stalin 1924-29 Stalin's revolution Show trials and purges Foreign policy in rhe 1930's and the great Patriotic War 1941-45 The USSR in Europe 1945-53 THE COLD WR IN EUROPE 1945-91 The origins of the Cold War Early stages 1946-49 Fluctuating relations Europe 1949-68 From detente to the Second Cold War 1969-85 The end of the Cold War 1985-91 THE COLD WAR IN ASIA AND THE AMERICAS 1949-75 China and the Cold War The Korean War 1950-53 Indochina and Vietnam 1954-63 The Vietnam War 1964-75 The Cuban revolution and the Americas
Standard Number 9780521777971 Pb.
Key Words History  World history - 20th century  IBDP 
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First world war / Prior, Robin; Wilson, Trevor 1999  Book
Prior, Robin Book
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Edition 2000
Publication London, Cassell & Co., 1999.
Description 224pGrey Spine
Summary/Abstract World War I created the modern world. By ushering in modern techniques of warfare and redrawing the boundaries of Europe, the war forever changed how wars would be fought and how politics would be conducted. In this concise and authoritative history packed with photographs and specially commissioned battle maps, historians Robin Prior and Trevor Wilson bring back to life this worldwide conflict, its horrific toll, and its significant consequences.
Contents Acknowlegements Map list Chronology Introduction : the coming of war 1. 1914 2. 1915 3. Peripheries 4. 1916 5. 1917 6. 1918 Conclusion : the peace settlement and beyond Biographical details Further reading Index Picture credits
Standard Number 030435256X Hb.
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History of the world / Dev, Arjun; Dev, Indira Arjun 2009  Book
Dev, Arjun Book
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Edition 2010
Publication India, Orient Blackswan, 2009.
Description xii, 276pWhite Spine
Summary/Abstract Lucidly written by two of India's well-known historians, this book presents a comprehensive overview of world history from the last decade of the nineteenth century to present times. Using the two world wars as their principal focal points but without in any way being euro-or West-centric, the book chronicles the major watershed events that have shaped and defined today s world. Beginning with the events that led to the First World War to the events of 9/11, the book comprehensively discusses various events and forces, like the Black people's struggle for equality in the US, the anti-imperialist and nationalist movements in Asia and Africa, the formation of the United Nations, the Cold War and the construction of the unipolar world. In the entire arrangement of themes, the primary aim of the authors is to establish the interconnectedness of events and their bearing on the progress of world history. History of the World should be essential reading for undergraduate students of history. Students of international relations will also find the book useful.
Contents List of maps Introduction The world from 1890s to the First World War -Europe -USA -Japan -Asia, Africa and Latin America -The First World War -The Russian Revolution The world between the two world wars The Second World War The World since 1945 Index
Standard Number 9788125036876 Pb.
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On history / Hobsbawm, Eric 2008  Book
Hobsbawm, Eric Book
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Publication London, Abacus, 2008.
Description xii, 403pWhite spine
Summary/Abstract The author reflects upon the theory, practice and development of history and its relevance to the modern world. Topics such as the problems of recording history, Marx and current historical trends, Europe, the Russian Revolution and the descent into a world-wide barbarism that threatens to destroy the civilised world today are discussed.
Standard Number 9780349110509 Pb.
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Take me back: A trip through history from the stone age to the digital age / Bos, Samone; Buller, Laura; Harrison, Ian; Kennedy, Susan 2008  Book
Buller, Laura Book
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Publication New York, Dk Publishing Inc, 2008.
Description 304pGolden spine
Summary/Abstract Presents a chronological exploration of the people and events that have shaped societies through time--from Mesopotamia to Mao, the Incas to Iraq, and the Spartans to the space shuttle.
Standard Number 9780756640903 Hb.
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Twentieth century history: international relations since 1919: Publisher - Cambridge University Press / McAleavy, Tony 2002  Book
McAleavy, Tony Book
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Publication Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2002.
Description 176pBlue spine
Summary/Abstract Cambridge IGCSE Twentieth Century History covers the Cambridge IGCSE History syllabus and relates to the Twentieth Century core content. The theme of the book is International Relations from 1919 to the end of the 20th century. Lively and accessible text is based around lead questions matching those in the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus. Essential knowledge is provided through background briefings, analysis of issues through investigations and review sections to provide opportunities for revision.
Standard Number 9780521893503 Pb.
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World at war 1914-1949 / Holland, Julian (ed.) 2006  Book
Holland, Julian (ed.) Book
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Publication Great Britain, Kingfisher Publications Plc, 2006.
Description 48pGreen Spine
Series Kingfisher history encyclopedia
Summary/Abstract Provides fascinating facts about the period 1914-1949, during which, the world went through a period of rapid, intense and painful change followed by the Great War, 1917 revolution in Russia, Great Depression, World War II with replacing the European world-dominance by that of the USA and USSR.
Contents The world at a glance The start of World War I Battles of World War I Ireland: Civil unrest Russia World War I: the aftermath The rise of fascism USA: between the wars China The great depression Weimar and Hitler The Spanish civil war China and Japan at war German expansion The beginning of World War II War in the west War in the pacific Peace in the pacific The United Nations Italy and the balkans Indian independence Israel British commonwealth Communist China The arts Architecture Science and technology Index
Standard Number 9780753409756 Pb.
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