In “The Bitterness of War,” the famous English historian Niall Ferguson gives his thoughts on the fact that the blame for the Great War lies with Great Brita...

N. Ferguson's brilliant work is based on rare documents and tens of thousands of letters from the Rothschild family archive. In this fascinating family saga,...

The century and a half history of the most influential and successful banking clan, the Rothschilds, is presented to the reader in an extensive historical wo...

In his new book, the famous historian Niall Ferguson gives an overview of a variety of disasters that have occurred in human history: geological, geopolitica...

How did the inhabitants of a rainy island in the North Atlantic manage to build, and then lose, an empire on which “the sun never set”? What was the goal of ...

Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes is among the most famous literary figures of all time. For more than a hundred years, his adventures have stood as im...

How to make the financial system work for society, and not against it, to be the basis of stability, and not a source of problems? Should the government inte...

The beginning of the twentieth century saw human civilization at its most enlightened, well-educated, globalized and wealthy. What turned it into a bloodb...

“Virtual History”, edited by the famous British historian Niall Ferguson (b. 1964), is a collection of articles on current topics in the modern and contempor...

“We live in a networked world—or so we are constantly told.” The visible embodiment of any network is the city square. The town hall tower is a symbol of hie...