From Israel's pre-eminent historian, a sweeping and provocative history of 1967 - the war, what led up to it, what came after and how it changed everything. więcej »

1967 did not mark the beginning of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but it was a year that changed the course of history. więcej »

Called an uneasy peace, the twenty years between the wars were a time of turmoil - Britain saw a general strike and the worst economic crisis in its history, armed rebellion in Ireland and open revolt in India, a Prime Minister's resignation and the King's abdication. więcej »

In this insightful collection of over 40 essays and conversations with world leaders, the end of the twentieth century comes into focus. więcej »

The history of the programme to purge Nazis from positions of power in Germany after the end of the Second World War and how die-hard national socialists resisted. więcej »

I am an English, thank God, I was not inclined to turn my back on my country's foes until i have seen the whites of their eyes and let them see mine. więcej »

In this collection of illuminating, incisive and thought-provoking essays. Eric Hobsbawm examines every aspect of the issues that have inspired the greatest debate - not only among politicians, academics and commentators but among all of us - in recent years: that is, the effects of globalisation, the plight of democracy and the threat of terrorism. więcej »

"In Haig's Command Denis Winter launches the most devastating attack on Haig's reputation since the publication of Lloyd George's self-serving memoirs in the Thirties . więcej »

' A work which eclipses all other studies of the IRA and must now be regarded as the single most important book on topic. więcej »

In the dying months of the Second World War on 31 January 1945, the first Red Army troops reached the River Oder, barely forty miles from Berlin. więcej »