Reviews
A book that gives the political leaders a sense of what the world is like in the 20th century. But not a political book that judges the cause of the character in history, but a great book that can see the impact and response of the individual in his lifetime, the 20th century crisis.
A prominent political leader clearly leaves a big mark on history. What makes a strong individual go up to power? How important is personality in itself when you acquire power and exercise it? How much has political influence affected the 20th century of turbulent Europe? Did political leaders create the 20th century of Europe? Or did the 20th century of Europe create them? How important is an individual in the form of history? In the case of Ian Cuzho's 20th-century powerful men, we find a
The power changer is a book that provides a deep insight into history and a new perspective, and it's a book you must read to those who love history. And it will be a valuable guide for all of us who live in the present and future to think once again about the meaning and responsibility of power. I personally recommend this book to all readers who want to know the source of the power to create history.
It was a great book to study history and war. It was a book that had a little bit of knowledge about the facts of history, and it could be deeply appreciated by the political leaders of the day. I think it's a book that you should read if you're thinking about leadership!
Are those who are going to be in power during the crisis of the entire nation, or have they been supported by people? It's about thinking about moments and choices, and seeing countries that have been hit by crisis and thinking about their individual influence.
Does history make individuals? Does the individual make history? How and why did individuals get to be in a position to do that? What prevented or supported them? What kind of environment would the leaders of a completely different political system succeed in? How important was the personality then? How much did personality affect the final political decision? These questions apply to democratic leaders, to constructive leaders, and even to authoritarian and destructive leaders. The power
I think the essence of history is change. And it's a book that contains the greatest period of upheaval in human history, 20th-century politics, and it really helps us understand history. We looked at 12 people one by one, and we looked at what politics was going on in each of our environments, and as a result, what worlds came into existence. Faithfully. And I look at the activities of various politicians and I think about what really good politics is.
I was thinking about individuals and history. A wonderful opportunity to learn about the confused characters of the 20th century.
Can individuals change history? This book begins with a summons to long debate in history. The word that always follows this question was "The Lasqua; Great";. He was great enough to change history. Or, no matter how great the character might be, he could not change history. Because there are many times that you would answer like this. But author Ian Kirsho points to the holes in this "Lliqui; Great & guru;". Because not only can we not define it objectively, but we can also reduce historical
A book by a great historian of the British Empire who analyzed the political leaders of 20th century Europe and their leadership.
Ian Kershaw: Powerful figures who changed history
The exception is the creation of an exceptional leader who does the exceptional work. The common factor in the exception is the ‘ system crisis. ’. This is a story study of those exceptional leaders, the 20th century European leaders, who created the exception of the special forms of power that were possible. That is, how they could rise to power and exercise power from different backgrounds and different political systems, and change Europe in some way in the 20th century. The founder, Ian Kershw, 1943-, is a respected British historian who is recognized as the world authority of Nazi German research. He's also famous for his monumental biographies, which are analyzing 12 European leaders with a theme of ‘ humane and power ’ from the powers that changed its history. The book is different from a flat or electric, which often focuses on instruction and greatness. Although he dealt with a dozen people in a book, as the author emphasized in the introduction, it said: “It is never a miniature electricity. A deep, detailed study of the great historical literature and data, yet with a rich author's perception of history, insight and clear handwriting, is a vivid representation of the ‘ personality ’ of the characters and the decisive aspects of 20th - century European history. Among other things, the eternal and fundamental problem of history's 'one individual role and influence in the revolution of history,' is solved with a lamentable balance of perspective.
Korean title: 역사를 바꾼 권력자들
Korean author: 이언 커쇼
Korean publisher: 한길사
ISBN-13: 9788935678242
Reviews
A book that gives the political leaders a sense of what the world is like in the 20th century. But not a political book that judges the cause of the character in history, but a great book that can see the impact and response of the individual in his lifetime, the 20th century crisis.
A prominent political leader clearly leaves a big mark on history. What makes a strong individual go up to power? How important is personality in itself when you acquire power and exercise it? How much has political influence affected the 20th century of turbulent Europe? Did political leaders create the 20th century of Europe? Or did the 20th century of Europe create them? How important is an individual in the form of history? In the case of Ian Cuzho's 20th-century powerful men, we find a
The power changer is a book that provides a deep insight into history and a new perspective, and it's a book you must read to those who love history. And it will be a valuable guide for all of us who live in the present and future to think once again about the meaning and responsibility of power. I personally recommend this book to all readers who want to know the source of the power to create history.
It was a great book to study history and war. It was a book that had a little bit of knowledge about the facts of history, and it could be deeply appreciated by the political leaders of the day. I think it's a book that you should read if you're thinking about leadership!
Are those who are going to be in power during the crisis of the entire nation, or have they been supported by people? It's about thinking about moments and choices, and seeing countries that have been hit by crisis and thinking about their individual influence.
Does history make individuals? Does the individual make history? How and why did individuals get to be in a position to do that? What prevented or supported them? What kind of environment would the leaders of a completely different political system succeed in? How important was the personality then? How much did personality affect the final political decision? These questions apply to democratic leaders, to constructive leaders, and even to authoritarian and destructive leaders. The power
I think the essence of history is change. And it's a book that contains the greatest period of upheaval in human history, 20th-century politics, and it really helps us understand history. We looked at 12 people one by one, and we looked at what politics was going on in each of our environments, and as a result, what worlds came into existence. Faithfully. And I look at the activities of various politicians and I think about what really good politics is.
I was thinking about individuals and history. A wonderful opportunity to learn about the confused characters of the 20th century.
Can individuals change history? This book begins with a summons to long debate in history. The word that always follows this question was "The Lasqua; Great";. He was great enough to change history. Or, no matter how great the character might be, he could not change history. Because there are many times that you would answer like this. But author Ian Kirsho points to the holes in this "Lliqui; Great & guru;". Because not only can we not define it objectively, but we can also reduce historical
A book by a great historian of the British Empire who analyzed the political leaders of 20th century Europe and their leadership.
