Burning Archive
Jeff RichHistory • Stories → Changing Worlds. Monthly long reads, weekly essays, & slow read that make sense of deep changes in world order, culture, society & politics. Paid subscribers receive bonus guide to 100+ quality history books.
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Historians Who Made Me: Felipe Fernández-Armesto
> But illusions - if people believe in them - sometimes change the course of history. The falsehoods people believe are sometimes more powerful than the facts which really happen. (Felipe Fernández-Armesto, Civilizations)
Decolonisation III: Africa is Back. Part One
One of the most notorious events in the history of ‘European’ colonialism was the Berlin Conference of 1884 in which Western powers carved up a continent in the Scramble for Africa. But the greatest crime against humanity perpetrated by Wes...
Rubio at Munich. The USA's Western Reconquista.
The scene is the 2026 Munich Security Dialogue. The theme: a world under destruction. A great fear stalks the Bunker: the end of Western civilization, as the USA knew it.
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