History

Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Energy Systems 2 presents a comprehensive exploration of how intelligent technologies are transforming modern energy infrastructures toward a more sustainable and efficient future.

Ever wished to see your family history in print, or imagined future generations poring over old photographs and anecdotes in a book?

The New Book of Tang (Xin Tang Shu) is a dynastic history of the Tang dynasty compiled by Song Qi and Ouyang Xiu under imperial commission during the Northern Song dynasty.

When a fleet of Norse ships braves the stormy Atlantic and lands on the wild shores of Vinland, a new chapter in history begins.

The Miami tribe, along with their associated tribes the Piankashaw, Wea and Kickapoo occupied the Wabash River Valley in northern, central and southwestern Indiana.

The Sovereign Struggle: Cuffy and the 1763 Berbice Rebellion In February 1763, an enslaved cooper named Cuffy did what no rebel leader in the Americas had yet achieved: he built a nation.

This book is set in the era of Prophet Muhammad when the revolution of Islam began to take root in the Arabian desert, and when the Prophet of Allah had established the Islamic state of Madinah to secure the future and the destiny of the Muslims.

The Pyramid Texts: Spells of Eternity invites readers into the oldest sacred writings of ancient Egypt-inscriptions carved deep within the pyramids of kings over 4,000 years ago.

Dive into the History Of Fort Moultrie, and the Historic times of Edgar Allan Poe time at the Fort, and the tales strung.

Fire in the Andes: The Great Rebellion of Túpac Amaru II, 1780–1783 In November 1780, a wealthy Andean nobleman ambushed a corrupt Spanish official on a mountain trail, and set in motion the largest anti-colonial uprising Latin America would see before its wars of independence.

Who was Genghis Khan?

Slumlord examines housing neglect as a structural condition of American life.

For thousands of years, humanity has recognised something profound about light.

In 2025, Prescott Public Library celebrated its 50th anniversary on Goodwin Street.

For the people of Kemet, Heka represented something far more profound.

Democracy in Tanzania examines one of Africa's most important contemporary governance challenges: the struggle between institutional power and democratic accountability.

Five thousand soldiers.

Have you ever wondered what it would feel like to stand in the exact spot where the Middle Ages ended and the Renaissance began?

A broken egg cannot go back in the shell.

China's textbooks know exactly what Banpo was: a peaceful, matriarchal clan of millet farmers standing at the dawn of Chinese civilization.

The Missing Half explores one of history's most overlooked questions: What would civilization look like if women had always been equal participants in science, technology, law, governance, and innovation?

America's story as told through the lives of ninety-four individuals who shaped a nation.

Power is measured not only by those who exercise it, but by those who bear its consequences.

In the summer of 1914 two gunshots in a Balkan street set in motion a catastrophe that no statesman could halt.

An army does not run on courage alone.

Are you tired of reading history books that treat the great sanctuaries of our faith like dead, sterile museums?

Mystery of Flight 571 is a gripping true-story book about one of the most shocking aviation disasters in history and the unbelievable struggle for survival that followed.

On a December morning in 1969, Chicago police stormed an apartment on the West Side and killed a twenty one year old man in his bed.

What does it truly mean to step inside a miracle?

He would not recant.

Is it possible for an ancient stone floor to harbor the weight of eternity, or do we merely walk across the dead dust of a forgotten empire?

Is it possible to stand inside a modern European metropolis and step directly into an eternal, six-century-old act of continuous worship?

Is it truly possible for a landscape soaked in ancient paganism, buried by devastating volcanic fury, and corrupted by modern spiritual darkness to become the most radiant center of Catholic miracles on earth?

Could the physical walls that once sheltered the Holy Family of Nazareth truly be standing on a hillside in Italy today?

Are you content to merely read about the miracles of the past, or do you burn to step through the veil of time and experience them yourself?

Across the ancient world, magnificent libraries once stood as the beating heart of civilization.

Die Publikationsreihe "Estnische Gespräche über Wirtschaftspolitik" erscheint nunmehr im 27.

Mit dem Ende des Ersten Weltkrieges endete das Deutsche Kaiserreich und mit ihm die Kaiserliche Marine.

Die Jahre 2013–2019 waren für die Ukraine beinahe ebenso bedeutsam wie die Erlangung der Unabhängigkeit 1991, denn eben diese drohte sie nach dem Sieg des "Majdan" wieder zu verlieren.

Have you ever stood before an altar and felt the cold weight of bronze bridge the divide between time and eternity?

Der Erste Weltkrieg stellte nicht nur ein weltweites Ereignis, sondern gleichzeitig auch ein globales Medienereignis von bis dahin ungekannten Ausmaßen dar.

Hochschulische Bildungsverläufe und -erfolge sind in Deutschland anhaltend maßgeblich von der sozialen Herkunft beeinflusst.

Die Jahre 2013–2019 waren für die Ukraine beinahe ebenso bedeutsam wie die Erlangung der Unabhängigkeit 1991, denn eben diese drohte sie nach dem Sieg des "Majdan" wieder zu verlieren.

Im Westen Weißrusslands, 85 km südwestlich von Minsk, liegt die Kleinstadt Mir.

Normandía 1944.

Militärsoziologie ist in weiten Teilen empirische Sozialforschung.

Have you ever stood inside a structure so old, so heavily layered with the triumphs and tragedies of human history, that you could actually feel the vibrations of the past echoing through the very stone beneath your feet?

Die Jahre 2013–2019 waren für die Ukraine beinahe ebenso bedeutsam wie die Erlangung der Unabhängigkeit 1991, denn eben diese drohte sie nach dem Sieg des "Majdan" wieder zu verlieren.

Bei den offenen Vermögensfragen handelt es sich um rechtsstaatswidrige Eingriffe in Privatvermögen, zumeist die entschädigungslose Entziehung von Grundstücken.

Kurt Georg Kiesinger war von 1966 bis 1969 der erste deutsche Bundeskanzler, den eine Große Koalition von CDU/CSU und SPD gewählt hatte.