History's greatest lies: the startling truths behind world events our history books got wrong
The true stories behind history commonly told give readers a fascinating new look at our past. The revelations shock and amaze by exposing veiled motivations and convenient inaccuracies in well-documented events by established leaders that often have a continuing affect on the world. Each of the 25-...
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Zusammenfassung: | The true stories behind history commonly told give readers a fascinating new look at our past. The revelations shock and amaze by exposing veiled motivations and convenient inaccuracies in well-documented events by established leaders that often have a continuing affect on the world. Each of the 25-30 chapters points out a lie that is held as a common truth in history and summarizes what we think we know. Then the author shreds the lie to academic ribbons using the latest findings on each subject. Each true story sets the record straight, reveals timeless ulterior motives, introduces important personalities who successfully (and suspiciously) avoided responsibility in common history texts, and notes underlining issues that have continued relevance in the modern age. From the unvarnished story of the crusades and the damage it did to the Muslim and Christian relationship to the real reason behind the start of the Vietnam War. |
Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
Beschreibung: | 288 S. Ill. |
ISBN: | 9781592333363 1592333362 |
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spelling | Weir, William Verfasser aut History's greatest lies the startling truths behind world events our history books got wrong William Weir Beverly, MA Fair Winds Press 2009 288 S. Ill. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index The true stories behind history commonly told give readers a fascinating new look at our past. The revelations shock and amaze by exposing veiled motivations and convenient inaccuracies in well-documented events by established leaders that often have a continuing affect on the world. Each of the 25-30 chapters points out a lie that is held as a common truth in history and summarizes what we think we know. Then the author shreds the lie to academic ribbons using the latest findings on each subject. Each true story sets the record straight, reveals timeless ulterior motives, introduces important personalities who successfully (and suspiciously) avoided responsibility in common history texts, and notes underlining issues that have continued relevance in the modern age. From the unvarnished story of the crusades and the damage it did to the Muslim and Christian relationship to the real reason behind the start of the Vietnam War. Geschichte History Errors, inventions, etc Irrtum (DE-588)4140092-6 gnd rswk-swf Weltgeschichte (DE-588)4079158-0 gnd rswk-swf Weltgeschichte (DE-588)4079158-0 s Irrtum (DE-588)4140092-6 s DE-604 http://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0901/2008032088-d.html Publisher description |
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