War Conflicts

Rome and Carthage rarely could maintain peace after the end of the fourth century BCE. As the two most powerful civilizations in the western Mediterranean region, they were destined to clash, curse or not. Roman historians placed the foundation of Carthage at approximately 814 BCE, several decades before Rome.

This history of the First World War charts the conflict from the diplomatic crisis of July 1914 to the defeat of Germany in November 1918. Key events on all battlefronts and at sea are covered to illustrate the scale of this truly global war. This history also shows how the First World War shaped the modern world, from the Russian Revolution and rise of the USA to conflict in the Balkans and the Middle East.

This is the true account of a young man who went straight from high school to Vietnam. The author went to Vietnam when he was 17 and was there for three tours. It details his experiences, without holding anything back. This book was written to honor those who served and to help those who didn't serve understand what each person who experiences combat goes through. He believes that if this book helps just one person, then all of the pain and bad memories are work experiencing.

In a setting devoid of modern technology or modern transportation a family story unfolds in the mid-18th century. Richard Harris served multiple capacities before family circumstances interfered. He served as a Presbyterian deacon, an attorney and a captain in the Connecticut militia before the French and Indian War. Though he was forced to resign from the militia service, he maintained a strong friendship with a Mohegan Indian sachem and his family. Their sons both went off to fight in the war and somehow survived, with one of them becoming an accomplished sharpshooter and the other a ...

In 1941, John Paquette decided to enlist in the U.S. Army to fulfill his one-year military obligation. He planned to enter college on a football scholarship after he completed his service. The Japanese had other plans and after December 7, 1941, John found that he was in the army for the duration. Trained to fly C-47 transports, John found himself in the South Pacific for 18 months and won the Distinguished Flying Cross and 16 Air Medals. After the war he returned home, raised a family, and lived an honorable life. Only in recent years has he felt the need to examine his life and try to ...

In many ways, the story of Camp Douglas outside of Chicago is the story of the Civil War itself. The camp got its start as a brand new facility filled with men ready to fight a war that most on both sides believed would last only a few months. However, as the war went on, the facilities were overwhelmed by the sheer scale of the damage and the massive numbers of people involved.

Angus Conn has seen more than his share of human calamity as a seasoned foreign correspondent, but reporting on the Syrian conflict kicked him in the emotional gut. After the ruthless Syrian regime cut off power, water, medical aid, and all other supplies to the decimated village of Al Waer, in the besieged outskirts of Homs, Angus is presented with a once-in-a-career opportunity to track the trade of ancient Syrian artifacts for opposition weapons.

"A Gathering Storm" is an illuminative journey into the heart of global conflicts, unravelling their complex and multi-dimensional roots, right at your fingertips. This compelling eBook unravels the evolution of global conflict, deeply examining the markers in history and the pivotal role of historical context. In a world where conflict often shapes societies, you'll navigate through core economic, political, religious, and ethnic drivers that breathe life into these global strife. This book goes back in time, using the World Wars as benchmark conflicts, and brings you forward into the ...

Step beyond hardship and into hope with Journeying with God Part II, the soul-stirring sequel that illuminates the triumph of faith amidst Sudan's turmoil. Where Part I left you captivated by John's childhood resilience, Part II takes you deeper into his journey, a coming-of-age saga forged in the crucible of adversity. Witness the fire of faith ignite: Delve into the pivotal moment of John's conversion to Christianity. His raw honesty and intimate details offer a rare glimpse into this transformative event, sparking your own reflection on faith and finding purpose. Brace for the brutal ...

Defying war and circumstance, John's extraordinary journey continues in Journeying with God Part III. This inspiring memoir traces his pursuit of education amidst the turbulence of 1990s Sudan. Forget classrooms and chalkboards. John's education began under a tree, a testament to his unyielding thirst for knowledge in a war-torn land. This isn't a typical child's journey - it's a story of resilience forged in adversity, where every step towards learning is a victory against impossible odds. Witness the triumph of the human spirit: From shade to university halls: Follow John's remarkable ...

Embark on a soul-stirring pilgrimage. Dive into Journeying with God Part I - V, a five-part literary masterpiece that's not just a collection of books, but a transformative journey of self-discovery. Forget ordinary. This series plunges you into a world of adventure, growth, and profound human connection. Each chapter, a gem carefully crafted to inspire and move your soul. This isn't just a trilogy; it's a complete saga, enriched by two bonus sections brimming with insightful concepts. Prepare to be captivated: Unravel the story of John: Experience his childhood in war-torn Sudan, his ...

The countdown to extinction has begun! After Maia narrowly escapes from yet another execution attempt, she finds her life upended once again. As specters from her past reappear and friendships she had always counted on swiftly collapse around her, Maia is left struggling with her inner demons. All the while, the R’armimon Empire’s mighty Execution Fleet draws closer to Tansi, and everyone braces for annihilation. Maia races to find a way to stop the R’armimon and rediscover the true meaning of friendship, forgiveness, and courage. Will she be on time or is it already too late? Maia ...

Etched in tradition, etched in memory: "The Scarification" is a searing autobiographical masterpiece that delves into the heart of South Sudanese culture through the unique lens of facial markings. Forget fleeting trends; this book dives deep into a practice steeped in history and meaning. Walk alongside the author as he unravels the rich tapestry of traditional aesthetics, cultural significance, and multifaceted symbolism hidden within intricate scarification patterns. Experience the power of first-person storytelling: Feel the sting of the blade and the weight of tradition: The author's ...

Honra el oficio de ir diciendo la verdad; monta, a la manera de un documental cinematográfico, lo que sucedió en la pesadilla de la guerra contra las Farc (Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia), y—respetándoles los giros, los tonos y las muletillas—recoge las voces de quienes vieron el horror con sus propios ojos para que nunca más hablemos sin saber sobre lo que ha estado pasando en aquella Colombia tan adentro de Colombia.

South Australia is affected by war carnage continuing in distant Europe A fierce conscientious objector abhors the thought of sending soldiers to war A little boy could be locked away for ‘scientific’ reasons One of Australia’s first policewomen discovers crimes driven by greed, prejudice and lust for power Adelaide, 1917 Day by day, the morale of South Australia’s people sinks to more dismal depths. Elsie Fisher nurtures little Neddy’s singing talent while pursuing her own musical ambitions. Their music becomes a powerful facilitator for improving the lives of others. But can ...

What was the bloodiest war in American history? Most people with at least a little knowledge of history would quickly say that it was the Civil War (1861-65), and they would certainly be correct overall. However, when historians go farther back in time and include colonial wars and look at casualties per capita, the correct answer would be the much-lesser known conflict known as "King Philip's War" (1675-76).

The Bishops’ Wars: The History of the Religious Conflicts that Engulfed Britain and Led to the First English Civil War examines one of the most tumultuous periods in England’s history. Along with pictures depicting important people, places, and events, you will learn about the Bishops’ Wars like never before.

Best-selling author David Shields analyzed over a decade’s worth of front-page war photographs from The New York Times and came to a shocking conclusion: The photo-editing process of the “paper of record”, by way of pretty, heroic, and lavishly aesthetic image selection, pulls the wool over the eyes of its readers; Shields forces us to face not only the the media's complicity in dubious and catastrophic military campaigns but our own as well.

The first in a trilogy that leads two children of the 13th century on an epic adventure into adulthood and the Wars of the Roses. The great tower of Ravenshill was a safe beacon for Lady Elisabeth Kirkham. It is her home, and she would do anything to preserve it. But its ancient walls hide dark secrets. Soon, she will discover far more dangerous things lurking just outside the walls. Things that devour eleven-year-olds like Elisabeth. The young earl, Adrian de Ros, dreams that his name will be a legend one day. If only the knight he fosters with would take him to France and join in King ...

By the second half of the 19th century, still less than a century old, the United States had become a regional power. It had soundly defeated its southern neighbor, Mexico, and greatly enlarged itself in the process. America’s navy and merchant marines were becoming common sights on the high seas, and the country was at the beginning of the end of its drawn-out conquest of the Native Americans. However, it was a country divided deeply along political and economic lines, a tottering edifice many predicted would split apart.