John Lukacs reconstructs five tense and decisive days during which Churchill and the British War Cabinet debated the future of the war

Presented with an introduction by John Lukacs, the letters in this volume reveal new dimensions in George Kennan’s thinking about America and its future and illuminate the political-and spiritual-philosophies that…

Historian John Lukacs presents a series of fictionalised vignettes of daily life as experienced by ordinary individuals in the United States (although Lukacs takes us to some European countries as…

A product of a lifetime of reflection and study of democracy. This book addresses the question of how democracy has changed, and why we have become vulnerable to the shallowest…

In a work that defies caregory, the remarkable John Lukacs has combined science and philosophy to open our eyes to accept our need to know, our purpose for knowing, our…

In this ‘autohistory,’ John Lukacs, distinguished historian and writer, describes the history of his own convictions and beliefs. The journey takes us from the Hungary of the 1930s and the…

Translation from the German ed. (1971) of the work first published in Hungarian under title: A l elek es a form ak.