The main purpose of Niall Ferguson’s book was to examine the reasons for why the conflicts of the 20th century, particularly the First and Second World Wars were so bloody. Therefore “The War of the World” starts its narration in the latter part of the 19th century examining the factors, which provided considerable influences over the courses and the outcomes of the First World War, the Second World War and also the Cold War.

A brief identification on the main points on the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Essay on the causes and the effects of the world wars.

It seems that the first British colour photographs of the final surrender of the Germans to the Allies have just come to light almost 65 years after they were taken.

Even such common words as blizzard, flare, freak, pad, and puzzle are listed in dictionaries as being of “unknown origin.” It is not even that their roots have been lost with the passage of time: no one can explain the appearance of certain contemporary words, such as hijack, which was first recorded in the 1920’s…The investigation of the source of such words has led to many different explanations, some more farfetched than others. Here are some examples…

Causes of major Conflicts in the 20th Century.

Title explains itself.

A brief history on the Canadian Pacific Railway.

The end of a war and the beginning of injustice.

Could a third world war begin by accident? Could statesmen and their military advisers grossly miscalculate risks and cause the loss of millions of lives?