war and society

Examines the history of warfare from a global perspective, covering a period that ranges from 1450 to 2000, discussing weapons, tactics, and strategies, and considering the social, political, and cultural impact of conflict on European and non-European peoples.

Three years after the war between the Empire and the Republic of Frost ended, the Empire has been nearly destroyed by starvation, disease, and bandits, and the Imperial Army State Section III is called in to stop the destruction.

The Pumpkin Scissors try to foil the plans of a gang of drug dealers to take out the Empire.

Explores how Hitler's Third Reich was able to hold out as long as it did during World War II, discussing why it did not surrender until Germany was left in ruins and almost completely occupied and chronicling the war's final, brutal months before the eventual surrender.

A collection of personal stories of men and women who are or have been involved in military battles or other types of conflict including an atomic bomb survivor, a child soldier, a pacifist, and a school teacher.

Explores modern Americans' views about war, addressing both sides of the issue and discussing how those views have been influenced by other aspects of pop culture.

Explores how Hitler's Third Reich was able to hold out as long as it did during World War II, discussing why it did not surrender until Germany was left in ruins and almost completely occupied and chronicling the war's final, brutal months before the eventual surrender.

Presents a collection of true stories of how the G.I. Bill transformed the lives of returning servicemen and women after World War II, and how the country ultimately changed during the post-depression years.

Historical and modern photographs depict how former Civil War battlegrounds have changed throughout history.