Ethics

The author analyzes the origins and characteristics of revolutionary violence in Russia, which reached its apogee in 1917-1920. Exploring the psychosocial dy...

At 38, Jennifer Tighe, the daughter of a German mother and a Nigerian father, discovers that she is the granddaughter of a Nazi criminal. Millions of people ...

Did you know that the first ideas for creating atomic weapons arose at the beginning of the last century and were founded by a brilliant inventor, an outstan...

The book is dedicated to the unfamous war that broke out in the fragments of the Soviet Empire in the late 1980s - the Karabakh war. The protracted bloody co...

The battle of July 28, 1904 is one of the little-studied and interesting battles of steam armored squadrons. The Battle of the Yellow Sea (Japanese name for ...

Best-selling author Mary Roach explores the science of keeping human beings intact, awake, sane, uninfected, and uninfested in the bizarre and extreme cir...

The military disaster of 1941 was so monstrous, the defeat of the Red Army was so unexpected, and the losses were so great that this wound in the people's me...

In 1914, the European powers were inexorably sliding towards war, dragging the entire Middle East into the vortex of this destructive conflict. In his book, ...

The book, for the first time in Russian historiography, examines the participation of natives of Belarus in the Resistance movement, which unfolded during th...

The book is devoted to the analysis of the combat use of Soviet aviation in the war with Finland of 1939-1940. The physical, geographical and climatic condit...

This book is the third edition of a course of lectures on management by G.P. Shchedrovitsky (1929-1994), a Russian thinker, philosopher, methodologist and pu...