Charles Stephenson Knihy

This collection features poetry that reflects the themes of sacrifice and heroism, inspired by the Cuban struggle for independence. Originally published in 1874, it captures the spirit and resilience of those who fought for freedom. The poems offer a poignant glimpse into the historical context of Cuba's fight, showcasing the emotional depth and artistic expression of the era. This reprint preserves the original's integrity, making it a valuable addition for readers interested in historical poetry and Cuban culture.

The book explores Germany's naval and imperial endeavors in East Asia and the Pacific before World War I, highlighting the nation's strategic ambitions and maritime policies. It delves into the geopolitical landscape of the time, examining how these activities influenced international relations and contributed to the tensions leading to the war. Through detailed analysis, it sheds light on Germany's role in shaping the dynamics of imperialism in the region.

The book explores the complexities of gender equality in contemporary society, arguing that the concept is often misunderstood and skewed in favor of one gender. It highlights how advancements in technology and social media have altered human interactions, exacerbating existing inequalities. The author emphasizes the need to address the disadvantages faced by women, advocating for a more nuanced discussion on gender dynamics and moral values in today's world.

The story of Winston Churchill's role as Secretary of State for the Home Office.

Detailed history of the operations of the Royal Navy's Eastern Fleet in the Indian Ocean during the Second World War.

This book examines the Italo-Ethiopian War 1935-36 in military and political terms.

The first full-length popular history of the Soviet Union's decisive offensive against the Japanese in Manchuria and Korea at the end of the Second World War.

An account of how the Japanese, with token support from Britain, conquered Germanys Asia-Pacific colonial empire in 1914.