Summary Bundle: History | Readtrepreneur Publishing: Includes Summary of The Vietnam War & Summary of The Warmth of Other Suns

Readtrepreneur Publishing

Sep 2019 · Author's Republic · Narrated by Peter Prova

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Summary Bundle: History | Readtrepreneur Publishing: Includes Summary of The Vietnam War & Summary of The Warmth of Other Suns
From the Description of “Summary of The Vietnam War”...
"History doesn't repeat itself, but human nature remains the same." – Ken Burns
The war that continuously haunts the United States of America even 40 years after its culmination through the eyes of the people who were involved in it. The book does its best to dive in the intensity of combat and give us everything any person wants to know about the Vietnam War. It's definitely a must-read for all history junkies out there. Ken Burns saw the importance of bringing this topic back to life so every American citizen can see it with a new pair of eyes once again
From the Description of “Summary of The Warmth of Other Suns”...
"The general laws of migration hold that the greater the obstacles and the farther the distance traveled, the more ambitious the migrants." – Isabel Wilkerson
With a Pulitzer Prize under her belt, Isabel Wilkerson does an outstanding job of narrating us the story of America's Great Migration without leaving anything important behind. A truly informative, non-fiction book that will really leave you thinking about the struggles many black men and women had to face in those days. Isabel Wilkerson captivating narrative, enthralling concept and extensive research makes this title an A plus.
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Ratings and reviews

If you are a fan of Ken Burns’ style of history, you will love this book. Readtrepreneur Publishing. Ward take us on a long and poignant journey through the Vietnam war, starting with events in the early 20th century and ending with modern, “capitalist” Vietnam. Along the way are any number of tragic tales, acts of bravery, desperation and savagery all in the name of a tiny country of little political or military significance. And yet it dominated the politics of at least three of the largest and most powerful countries on the planet. Ward and Burns do a masterful job at probing many of the small stories that made up the big story.