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Secrets Of The Second World War – Deborin
In this post, we will see the book Secrets of the Second World War by G. Deborin. About the book: A book about the second world war from the perspective of Soviet Russia. It discusses major events and the alleged … Continue reading
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Tagged crimea, fascism, france, germany, history, hitler, italy, japan, moscow, nazi, nazism, pearl harbor, poland, progress publishers, resistance, russia, second, secret, soviet, stalingrad. potsdam conference, tehran conferene, usa, world war
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A History of India Volumes 1 and 2 – Antonova, Bongard-Levin, Kotovsky
In this post, we will see two volumes of the book A History of India by K. Antonova, G. Bongard-Levin, and G. Kotovsky. About the books: Soviet historians compiled and published a four-volume History of India in 1959-1969 which was well received … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient india, architecture, asoka, bengal, british, chandragupta, culture, deccan, delhi sultanate, french, gandhi, gupta, harappa, history, india, mediaval india, modern india, mughals, nehru, pakistan, revolt of 1857, tipu sultan
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Can Man Change The Climate? – Borisov
In this post, we will see the book Can Man Change The Climate? by P. Borisov. About the book: This book examines the ways to solve the very important problem of improving the climate and reducing agriculture’s dependence on Nature … Continue reading
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Tagged air, arctic ocean, atlantic ocean, climate change, Climatic Amelioration, dams, geology, glaciation global warming, glaciers, global, global ocean, gulf streams, ice, ice age, Laws of Climatic Changes, manmade, meteorology, pressure, progress publishers, rainfall, sea currents, soviet science, water, weather, winds
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Einstein – Kuznetsov
In last few posts, we have seen two books on Einstein and his work (Albert Einstein’s Philosophical Views and The Theory of Relativity and Einstein and the philosophical problems of 20th-century physics). In this post, we will see yet another book … Continue reading