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Jiang recommends Antony Beevor's World War II books and broadly endorses British historians for being especially entertaining and strong storytellers.
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Antony Beevor
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"So that I would recommend. I would also recommend Peter Turchin. He has a concept called elite overproduction. And he's written quite a few..."
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"Basically, you know, like, I think anything by a British historian is worth picking up because it's so entertaining. So yeah, I mean, those..."
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