Tariq Ali is a polymath. Age 80 he was born in Lahore, British India. He studied in Oxford. He has written many history and political…
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China Alone – Part 2
Before the victors set up The Nuremberg trials to try the Germans and the Tokyo trials to try the Japanese, there are no crimes known…
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Nineveh
“Arise, go to Nineveh, that great city,” said the Lord to Jonah. The Scriptures have fascinated generations of explorers to dig in Mesopotamia. Here are…
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China Alone – Part 1
Before the Japanese attacked the US naval base in Pearl Harbour on 7 Dec 1941, which forced the US to action, China fought the Japanese…
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Truman and Global Conflicts
Vice President Truman played an outsize role in world history due to the untimely demise of FDR towards the end of WWII. Unfortunately, he was…
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Lim Kit Siang
These 2 biographies took the writer, according to him, 2 years each to write. 2nd volume is just released. Both narrates the story briskly. Written…
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Malaysia: The Making of a Nation – Part 2
Malaysia The Making of a Nation was published in 2002. CBK provides concise pen portraits of our first 4 Prime Ministers as well as on…
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Malaysia: The Making of a Nation
Malaysia The Making of a Nation is the first of a 5-volume series of Nation Building histories of Southeast Asia. Published in 2002, it is…
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Fiction vs. Fact: Lust, Caution and the Real-Life Story
Most people assume the 2007 movie Lust, Caution directed by Ang Lee is based on a real- life assassination in World War 2 Shanghai as…
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Storm Clouds Over the Pacific – Part 3
There are 3 incidents that are major indictments on the record of Chiang Kai Shek. The torching of the city of Changsha in 1938, the…
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