Bertil Lintner Książki

Focusing on the Sino-Indian border dispute, this book delves into the broader historical and geopolitical factors surrounding the 1962 war. It argues that the conflict was not merely a territorial issue but intertwined with larger political dynamics and regional power struggles. By providing a comprehensive analysis, it sheds light on the complexities of the relationship between China and India, offering insights into the implications of the war that continue to resonate today.

Story of the 1988 revolt in Burma

Focusing on the Kim dynasty, the book delves into North Korea's ideological origins and the regime's financial strategies, including missile technology sales. It explores the complex relationship with South Korea, the devastating famine, the juche ideal, and the "military first" policy, along with the development of the nuclear weapons program. This comprehensive examination reveals the inner workings and historical context of North Korea under the leadership of Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il.