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A book of travel, history and biography that reads like a documentary novel. Anna Funder tells astonishing stories from the underbelly of the former East Germany. As her narrative builds, Stasiland records heartbreaking tales of bravery and betrayal, of suffering and stoicism ami ...
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From one of America's preeminent historians comes a magisterial study of the development of open societies focusing on the United States and New Zealand
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Maniaty returns to Timor for the first time after fleeing for his life 30 years before. He's there to watch five young actors play out the last days of five friends of his - men who were murdered by the Indonesian army in one of the most infamous incidents (and cover-ups) in Aust ...
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The British empire is long gone. Conventional wisdom has decreed it was A Bad Thing and that there's no more to be said. Darkest night has fallen over the empire on which the sun never set. Or so we like to think. In Out of Empire, Jeremy Paxman examines this belief and finds it ...
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Indians and Pakistanis are the same people: why then have their nations moved on such different trajectories since freedom in 1947? The idea of India is stronger than the Indian, and the idea of Pakistan has proved weaker than the Pakistani. Pakistan was not born across a breakfa ...
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Utilising a range of source material and a variety of theoretical and methodological approaches, this collection offers new ways of assessing the uneven paths of mission endeavours, and examines the way in which Indigenous peoples responded to - and took ownership of - aspects of ...
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This 1914 work, reissued in its second edition (1933), examines how New Zealand joined the British Empire in 1840.
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'The Cage' is a brilliant yet harrowing account of Sri Lanka's fall into darkness. From one of the most promising nation states of the post-colonial world, Sri Lanka descended into bitter civil conflict between a vicious and corrupt government and the equally barbaric Tamil Tiger ...
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On 13 September 2007 the General Assembly of the United Nations adopted the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Its purpose is to set an important standard for the treatment of indigenous peoples and to act as a significant tool in eliminating human rights violations ...
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It is no surprise that the barbarity and evil that came in the wake of the wreck of the Batavia has inspired books, radio and TV documentarys, plays and an opera. Lust, jealously, greed, madness, deception, rape, murder - all the classic ingredients conspire in the Batavia story ...
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