Songtexte
- The European Project
- Italian Unification
- Post–cold War Spying
- Europe in 1500 — Ancient and New Monarchies
- Propaganda War
- Life and Death in the Trenches
- Rwanda
- The Western Front Experience
- Renaissance Statecraft in Italy
- The Great Game of Empires
- Legacies of the Great War
- Blocs and Decolonization
- The Reconfigured World of 1900
- Covert Operations and Codes in World War II
- Soviets and Nazis — Surveillance and Terror
- Balkan Instability
- The Challenge of 1848 and Napoleon III
- Europe Into Crisis
- Nazi Genocide and Master Plans
- Medieval and Renaissance Spying
- America’s Entry Into the War
- German Unification
- The Total War of Technology
- Towards Crisis in Politics and Culture
- High Imperialism
- Total Revolution in Russia
- The War State
- Cold War Chill
- Interwar Europe
- French Superpower
- Northern Earthquake
- 18th-Century Competition
- Nazism
- Storm Troopers and Future Dictators
- The Crimean War
- Total War — Mobilization and Mass Death
- Mata Hari and Company in World War I
- Introducing the Secret World
- The Great Battles of Attrition
- Eastern and Western Questions
- Spies in the Age of Discovery
- Hitler
- Napoleon's Glory and Defeat
- Revolutions
- Fascism
- End of the Cold War
- Stalin
- Armenian Massacres — Tipping Into Genocide
- War at Sea
- From the Berlin Wall to the Balkans
- Spy Phobia Before World War I
- Strains of War — Socialists and Nationalists
- Causes of the War and the July Crisis, 1914
- The Rise of the Mass Dictatorships
- World War II
- Saddam Hussein's Iraq
- The War’s End — Emotions of the Armistice
- Monuments, Memory, and Myths
- The Failed Gambles — War Plans Break Down
- Aftershocks — Reds, Whites, and Nationalists
- Soldiers as Victims
- War's Aftermath — The Hinge of Violence
- The Century's Initial Catastrophe
- War Aims and Occupations
- 1918 — The German Empire’s Last Gamble
- Spies of the Elizabethan Age
- The Cold War Begins
- The Fall of the Wall
- The Bismarckian System
- Endurance and Stress on the Home Front
- Radical Challenge — The Interwar Years
- East Germany, the Soviet Union, North Korea
- Soviet Civilization
- The Future of Terror
- U.S. Civil War Spies in Blue and Gray
- The Versailles Treaty and Paris Settlement
- The Global Reach of the War
- Toppled Thrones — The Collapse of Empires
- The Outbreak of World War I
- The Legacy of Revolutions
- Espionage in the American Revolution
- Cambodia and Pol Pot's Killing Fields
- Remobilization in 1916–1917
- Converts to Espionage
- Dissent and Its Limits
- The Congress of Vienna
- Spying of the European Great Powers
- The Cold War
- America at War — Over There and Over Here
- World War I — Total War
- Communism
- Religion and Empire
- The Concert of Europe System
- Russian Revolutions
- World War I
- Post–cold War to the Present
- The Eastern Front Experience
- Atomic Spies and Spy Hunts
- The Great Powers
- The Thirty Years' War
- Omens of Conflict
- Foundations of Diplomacy
- Ancient Espionage
- Launching World War II
- Subversion — Lawrence of Arabia and Lenin
- The August Madness
- The 1930's — The "Low Dishonest Decade"
- Defining Utopia and Terror
- The Southern Fronts
- Aftermath and Peace Plans
- Europe in 1914
- The Paris Settlement
- Air War
- The Peace of Westphalia, 1648 — a New Era
- Spies in Fiction and Film
- Mao
- World Crises
- Britain's Empire
- The Future of Espionage
- Red October: How the Bolsheviks Seized Power
- The Red Bridge to World Revolution
- The Locomotive of History
- Rosa Luxemburg: A Revolutionary Martyr
- Marx and Engels: An Intellectual Partnership
- The 1871 Paris Commune as a Model of Revolt
- The Communist Manifesto and Das Kapital
- Revolutionary Russias
- Toward a New Communist Civilization
- Marxism after Marx
- World War I as a Revolutionary Opportunity
- The Making of Lenin
