What are some good history books for the following subjects:
Viking culture
Roman Culture (and cultures around the area, like the etruscans)
WWI & II
Cold war
Wanna research more on history.
Also, an interesting period to research about?
What are some good history books for the following subjects:
Camden King
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Juan Gutierrez
>Viking Culture
shut up
Connor Clark
>hating on people wanting to learn stuff
Bentley Robinson
Memes aside. Some recommendations pls?
Gavin Edwards
>WWI & II
Rites of Spring is a good book on WWI.
>Cold War
Any particular aspects of the Cold War or literally anything?
Jose Brown
I think he's mad that you're using Viking interchangeably with Meeieval Scandinavian. The Vikigns were a specific caste or group of people if anything.
Mason Young
Anything. I dont know much about the era.
Well see, these are the kind of things id like to know
Grayson Phillips
Not really
Bentley Murphy
I, Claudius
Great 'Autobiography' of Claudius Caesar, by Robert Frost.
I dont know 100% its accuracy, but as far as I know its pretty good in getting things right.
Cool glimpse of Roman culture, and great book.
Ryan Anderson
I'm no expert in Roman culture, but I'm pretty sure that I, Claudius is a fictional novel, and has no actual historical value.
Dylan Garcia
Vikings
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Exploring the World of the Vikings - Richard Hall
The Saga of Ragnar Lodbrok
The Saga of Eirik the Red
Roman Culture
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A History of Private Life: I From Pagan Rome to Byzantium - Paul Veyne
The Georgics - Virgil
Fasti - Ovid
Joshua Butler
>Viking culture
Vikings bibliography:
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Viking Art:
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>Roman Culture (and cultures around the area, like the etruscans)
Roman Art:
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Roman Empire:
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>WWI & II
WWI Eastern Front:
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WWII Diplomacy and Political Relations
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Fascism:
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Challenge of Fascism:
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Spanish Civil War:
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>Cold war
Cold War bibliography:
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Camden Parker
>WWI
Storm of Steel
>WWII
Ivan's War
Grayson Lewis
that "roman empire" bib is actually about the military of the Roman Empire, it needs a rename
Jeremiah Cooper
This is supposed to be "Roman Army":
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Could it be that jonstond2, our based collector of bibliographies mixed them up?
Adam Campbell
Nah, it's just the way the bibs are organised by Oxford
The bib is called "Roman Empire", but it's part of Oxford's military history section
Tyler Sanchez
Any place where I can download these?
Paperbacks are not availible in my region, they also seem to run for hundreds of dollars, and I cant find any ebook version, amazon does not have them on ebook. Only from shady scam sites that want my credit card info despite saying theyre 100% free
Jackson Stewart
its impossible to find these things online
Jayden Long
The book S.P.Q.R is a pretty good book by Mary Beard. Covers the history of Rome from the founding myths of the city all the way to Caracalla.
Thomas Reyes
Its not terribly historically innacurate
Lucas Nelson
Well, personally, I've always been intrigued by US-Latin American relations/interventions during the Cold War. Inevitable Revolutions by Walter LaFeber is probably the best book on Central America in a Cold War context.
Nathaniel Ortiz
>Viking culture
Icelandic sagas
>Roman Culture
Suetonius, 12 Caesars.
>WWI & II
>Cold war
Not needed, too recent, just ask your grandparents.
Asher Miller
>Relying on Modern historians
Disgusting, primary sources or GTFO.
Juan Kelly
Suetonius
Appian
Aurelius Victor
Cassius Dio
Plutarch
Tacitus
Pliny
Livy
Josephus
Julius Caesar
Cicero