This is a list of what I consider to be the seven greatest leaders of the last Century. The leaders include military revolutionists, political revolutionist and nation leaders. Each and everyone I’ve include has helped guide masses of people to prosperity, a better society, and progression within the global arena.

We live in a society but the society is not us, as we are an entity of our own, the key component to society, not confined to any social collective but rather independent of the mould despite being its building block. Read on…

An account of some of the mistakes Hitler made that ultimately cost him winning the war.

A comparison of the genocides committed in Rwanda and Bosnia, defining them in the context of the Untied Nations’ definition of genocide.

Explanations of separatism in the former Yugoslavia.

The Marshal of Yugoslavia, Josip Broz Tito wasn’t just a communist politician, nor just the supreme leader of former Yugoslavia. He wasn’t just a warrior, and a WW1 and WW2 war veteran and war hero, nor was he just a simple human being in the sense that we relate to one another. Tito was in every sense, the Yugoslavs( South Slavs) walking, living Saviour, that transcended faith and nationality. He was a man who so loved his people, that he freed his people, and ensured that we were free and powerful whilst he lived. He was a Communist, a man who lived for the Socialist ideal, and who believed in racial and national equality and peace between the people. He lived for freedom and peace, and punished racist, fascist nationalism. He is my hero, and an old family friend. Tito you are my hero, in you we pledge, 30 years on…….

The year I learnt how cruel this world really is!

In 1949, the current set of four Geneva Conventions was ratified and put into force. Subject matters of the Geneva Conventions are the treatment of wounded and sick combatants on land and on sea, of prisoners of war, and of non-combatants. The four conventions have been signed by all countries on this planet. While the international Red Cross is named as the only arbiter in the conventions, Switzerland acts as depository state for them.

Nationalism as a major political ideology dates its emergence to the French Revolution and its impact. That is not to say that nationalism did not exist prior to 1789, just that it was more important afterwards.

The changing relationship between the Soviet Union and Eastern European Countries from 1945 to 1970.