About us
We share perspectives on books and topics in History and Foreign Affairs in a friendly, small group roundtable discussion format. Our focus is on interesting eras, significant events, transformative figures, and trends across cultures and time. By discussing how Geography, Economics and Trade, Technology, Politics, and Culture have shaped History, we can better understand modern world events and current geopolitical conflicts.
If you have a passion for discussing topics in History and Foreign Affairs, you will enjoy being a part of our community.
Upcoming events
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Book Discussion: Vietnam: An Epic Tragedy, 1945-1975 by Max Hastings
·OnlineOnlineWith first-hand experience as a war correspondent for the BBC during the conflict and the beneift of almost 50 years of information uncovered since then, Max Hastings tells the compelling story of the Vietnam War from all perspectives - governments, political leaders, combatants, and civilans. Hastings, a journalist, historian and author of 30 books, places the conflict in the context of the Cold War battle of ideologies and shows how this impacted military decision-making.
Vietnam: An Epic Tragedy, 1945-1975 by Max Hastings is available in all formats at public libraries and bookstores. 700 pp (minus 200 pages of notes and appendices)
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