Arnold J. Toynbee fut un historien britannique, surtout connu pour son œuvre monumentale, 'A Study of History'. Cette vaste entreprise a examiné l'ascension, le développement et le déclin des civilisations, les présentant comme un cycle d'ascensions et de chutes plutôt que de se concentrer sur les États-nations ou les groupes ethniques. L'analyse centrale de Toynbee suggère que le bien-être d'une civilisation dépend de sa capacité à relever avec succès les défis. Ses profondes réflexions offrent une perspective unique sur les forces dynamiques qui animent le progrès et le déclin civilisationnels.
A vivid and harrowing account of the atrocities committed by occupying German forces in France during World War I. Draws on eyewitness testimony and documentary evidence to paint a detailed picture of the horrors endured by French civilians and the resistance movement. A powerful indictment of war and tyranny.
This book is a collection of the reminiscences and letters of Joseph and Arnold Toynbee, two prominent British intellectuals of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The book provides a unique insight into the life and work of the Toynbee family, including their views on education, social reform, and politics. It is edited by Gertrude Toynbee, Arnold's wife, who herself was a writer and social reformer.
In 1915 Arnold J. Toynbee, a young historian of high academic distinction, as Lord Bryce described him, brought together pieces of evidence which graphically illustrated the details of the attempted extermination of an entire nation - a nation with a centuries-old historical existence. This edition is a reprint by the Armenian Apostolic Church of America of the original 1915 volume published by Hodder & Stoughton of London.
Focusing on the historical significance of its content, this classical work examines the oppressive rule of the Turks, highlighting its impact on human history. Alpha Editions has republished it in a modern format, ensuring the text is clear and readable, as it has been reformatted and retyped rather than scanned. This effort aims to preserve the book's importance for both present and future generations.
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