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The Other Great Game: How America Quietly Surpassed Britain

Cartoon from "L'illustration" (January 3, 1885) depicting Otto von Bismarck cutting a cake labeled 'Africa' at the Berlin Conference, symbolizing the Scramble for Africa.

Scramble for Africa: Causes, Consequences and Legacy in World History

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Japanese soldier holding flags during the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937), Nanjing, China - documenting Japan's invasion and occupation in WWII's Asian theater.

Second Sino-Japanese War: The Asian Theater of World War II

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Japanese soldier holding flags during the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937), Nanjing, China - documenting Japan's invasion and occupation in WWII's Asian theater.

Second Sino-Japanese War: The Asian Theater of World War II

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PSL sniper during Romania's Christmas Revolution - Armed forces patrolling Bucharest streets amid the violent 1989 uprising that toppled Ceaușescu's communist regime.

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1910 Portuguese Revolution lithograph linked to the Revolt of the Sergeants

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Historical engraving (1790 artwork) depicting William of Orange and Mary II receiving the crown during the Glorious Revolution.

Glorious Revolution: A Democratic Revolt against Monarchy

America

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This image explores the significant victory of Major General Andrew Jackson and his soldiers at the Battle of New Orleans during the War of 1812, highlighting its impact on American history and its connection to "the Other Great Game."

The Other Great Game: How America Quietly Surpassed Britain

Cartoon from "L'illustration" (January 3, 1885) depicting Otto von Bismarck cutting a cake labeled 'Africa' at the Berlin Conference, symbolizing the Scramble for Africa.

Scramble for Africa: Causes, Consequences and Legacy in World History

Historic Potsdam Conference: Attlee, Truman, and Stalin meet with advisors to shape post-WWII world order in 1945

Potsdam Conference: Rise of Superpowers, New World Order and Beyond

Africa

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Painting of HMS Diadem during the British-Dutch battle at the capture of the Cape of Good Hope, created in 1805.

The British-Dutch Battle in South Africa: A Clash of Empires

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This image explores the significant victory of Major General Andrew Jackson and his soldiers at the Battle of New Orleans during the War of 1812, highlighting its impact on American history and its connection to "the Other Great Game."
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The Other Great Game: How America Quietly Surpassed Britain

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Scramble for Africa: Causes, Consequences and Legacy in World History

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