Abstract

Russia vs. Ukraine, France vs. Germany, China vs. India: Why do neighboring countries always get along so badly?　We will look at world history through the eyes of these rivals, near and far, who have brought about many turning points in history.

This book explores world history from the perspective of these rivals, both near and far, who have brought about many of history's turning points. With abundant maps and the gentle, easy-to-understand narrative of a former prep school teacher, you will enjoy learning about the history of world conflicts.

Author’s Information

Born in Mie Prefecture in 1944. After graduating from the Faculty of Letters at the University of Tokyo, he worked as an instructor of world history at Sundai Preparatory School before becoming a writer. He is the author of many books, including "30 Battles in World History," "Christianity in World History," and "Money in World History.