[anasawad]

Got these books today:

The Guns Of August. (Barbara W. Tuchman )
The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich. ( William L. Shirer)
Histories (translated, Duh). (Herodotus)
All Quiet on the Western Front. (Erich Maria Remarque)
The God Delusion. (Richard Dawkins)
Critique of Pure Reason. ( Immanuel Kant)
A Universe From Nothing. (Lawrence M. Krauss)
Metaphysics. ( Aristotle)
Beyond Good and Evil. (Friedrich Nietzsche)

Still haven't checked or opened them, but anyways, I interested in your opinions on where to start. and if read one or more, your opinions on them.

Maybe discussion

[Saeko]

It would be a good idea to list the authors here.

[anasawad]

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The Guns Of August. (Barbara W. Tuchman )
The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich. ( William L. Shirer)
Histories (translated, Duh). (Herodotus)
All Quiet on the Western Front. (Erich Maria Remarque)
The God Delusion. (Richard Dawkins)
Critique of Pure Reason. ( Immanuel Kant)
A Universe From Nothing. (Lawrence M. Krauss)
Metaphysics. ( Aristotle)
Beyond Good and Evil. (Friedrich Nietzsche)

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