History classes you're glad you took

Death of Marat

History of the World, Part I

Russian History in high school. Realized it’s a fucked up country and likely always will be. And became more grateful to have been born in the US.

All of them.

The Life and Times of Joan Blondell

The Meiji Restoration in Japan, really helped me understand how Japan industrialised so quickly and differently to the west, why the rest of Asia followed the Japanese model and why Japan became such a military aggressor in the early 20th century. It's a good lens to see China through as well (as IMO China swaps about between three models of development; The West, Japan and The Soviets).

Rome's transition from a Republic an Imperial State is an eye opener as well.

Neo-Feminism Within 19th Century Aboriginal Tribes

History of Science and Technology

History of Russia

The Ideal and Politics in Modern France Stanley Hoffmann

I hated history. The teachers were boring. Give me Math & Science - much more interesting.

Sexual Values in Hellenistic Alexandria

Manufacturing in America

American Fascism to the 21st Century GOP

Faux Fin de Siècle Parisian Transgenderism, 1889-1897

Men and Menstruation Rituals in Colonial Brazil

The Fall of Byzantium

Necessary Futures, Imaginary Pasts: Possibilities in Forecasting

And here's a pic of R12: