This biography by David Hirst and Irene Beeson offers an in-depth and critical study of Anwar el-Sadat, the third president of Egypt and one of the most controversial leaders of the modern Middle East. The book traces Sadat’s early life, his role in the Free Officers Movement, and his unexpected rise to the presidency following the death of Gamal Abdel Nasser. It examines his political transf…
Reminiscences of Hồ Chí Minh presents a collection of personal stories and memories narrated by Hồ Chí Minh’s closest assistants, colleagues, and staff. The book reveals intimate and lesser-known aspects of Hồ Chí Minh’s personality, leadership style, moral character, and daily life during the years of revolutionary struggle. Through firsthand accounts, readers gain insight into hi…
The White Nile is Alan Moorehead’s acclaimed historical narrative chronicling the exploration, political struggles, and dramatic events surrounding the White Nile region during the nineteenth century. The book traces the journeys of legendary explorers—including Burton, Speke, Baker, Livingstone, and Stanley—as they sought the river’s mysterious source. Moorehead vividly depicts the enc…
This book presents the life story and rise of General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma, one of Nigeria’s most influential military figures. Written by journalist and author Lindsay Barrett, the biography explores Danjuma’s early life, military career, and his pivotal role in key political events in Nigeria, including the civil war and the restructuring of the nation’s armed forces. Through inter…
Fiji in the Pacific (Fourth Edition) provides an accessible introduction to the history, geography, culture, and environment of Fiji, written especially for younger readers and students. Revised by Terrence A. Donnelly, Max Quanchi, and Gavin J. A. Kerr, the book combines clear explanations with photographs, illustrations, maps, and educational features to support classroom learning. It covers …
Return to the Philippines recounts General Douglas MacArthur’s dramatic campaign to liberate the Philippine Islands during World War II. Written by Rafael Steinberg with the editors of Time-Life Books, the volume explores the strategic planning, amphibious operations, and fierce battles that marked the Allied return to the archipelago in 1944–1945. The narrative highlights key events such a…
In Search of Identity is the autobiography of Anwar el-Sadat, the third President of Egypt and one of the most influential leaders in Middle Eastern politics. In this work, Sadat recounts his childhood, political awakening, and his role in Egypt’s revolutionary movement that led to the overthrow of the monarchy. He provides an insider perspective on Egypt’s political transformation, the Ara…
Mencari Identitas adalah terjemahan bahasa Indonesia dari autobiografi Anwar el-Sadat, Presiden Mesir yang menjabat pada periode kunci abad ke-20. Dalam buku ini, Sadat menceritakan perjalanan hidupnya sejak masa kecil di desa Mesir, keterlibatannya dalam gerakan perwira bebas, hingga perannya sebagai pemimpin nasional yang membawa Mesir menghadapi perubahan besar. Sadat menguraikan pengalaman …
Warriors at Suez is Donald Neff’s detailed account of the 1956 Suez Crisis, one of the defining events in modern Middle Eastern and Cold War history. Through extensive research and compelling narrative, Neff examines the motivations and actions of Egypt, Britain, France, and Israel as they moved toward military confrontation following President Gamal Abdel Nasser’s nationalization of the Su…
This book presents a literary and artistic journey through the historic city of Tlemcen, renowned for its natural springs, architectural heritage, and cultural richness. Produced as part of the “Tlemcen, Capital of Islamic Culture 2011” program, the volume highlights significant monuments, artistic traditions, and the unique urban identity of Tlemcen. Combining narrative reflections, histor…