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Publication Number: 2

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Title: Philippine Society and Revolution
Language: English
Originating Nation: Pan-Asiatic States
Author/s: Amado Guerrero
Genre: Political Science
Pages: 106
Synopsis:

Philippine Society and Revolution is an attempt to present in a comprehensive way from the standpoint of Marxism-Leninism-Mao Tsetung Thought and Neo-Maoism, the main strands of Philippine history, the basic problem of the Filipino people, the prevailing social structure and the strategy and tactics and class logic of the revolutionary solution — which is the people’s democratic revolution.

This book serves to explain how the Asian Communist Party in the Philippines aims to arouse and mobilize the broad masses of the people, chiefly the oppressed and exploited workers and peasants, against U.S. imperialism, feudalism and bureaucrat capitalism now regnant in the present semi-colonial and semi-feudal society.

Philippine Society and Revolution can be used as a primer and can be studied in three consecutive or separate days by those interested in knowing the truth about the Philippines and in fighting for the genuine national and democratic interests of the entire Filipino people. The author offers this book as a starting point for every patriot in the land to make further class analysis and social investigation as the basis for concrete and sustained revolutionary action.

2.99 NSD per copy

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Publication Number: 3

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Title: The Soviet Shogun: Iosef Stalin and the Pacific Wars
Language: English
Originating Nation: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Author/s: Mokhova Fyodora Timofeyevna, Edited by Kuznetsov Luchok Petrovich
Genre: History
Pages: 580
Synopsis:

As an eager Japan sets-out on a campaign to snuff-out the bastion of Soviet Democracy, a nation stands united against the tide of Fascism, all under their magnificent Head of State, Leon Trotsky- the father of the modern revolution. However, one economist gradually lays the foundation for the war-effort in the North, and rallies for domestic industrialization through policies which would later be a benchmark for the post-war rehabilitation of Asia. He's a Georgian War-Hero, and he's not messing around.

His name? Iosef Stalin.

30.99 NSD per copy

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Publication Number: 4

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Title: Whispers of a Pearl
Language: English
Originating Nation: Pan-Asiatic States
Author/s: Puteh bin Embong
Genre: Drama, Fiction
Pages: 245
Synopsis:

The year is 1988. A young Nusantara journalist finds herself amidst political intrigue of war-politics when she's sent to investigate claims of Japanese atrocities in Formosa. As she quickly finds a complicated network of bribery, cover-ups, and scandals; she questions whether the Soviet Union truly has the best interests of the natives in mind.

10.05 NSD per copy

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Publication Number: 7

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Title: Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tung (English)
Language: English
Originating Nation: Pan-Asiatic States
Author/s: Mao Tse-tung
Genre: Political Science
Pages: 100
Synopsis:

Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tung is a book of statements from speeches and writings by Mao Zedong (formerly romanized as Mao Tse-tung), the former Chairman of the Communist Party of China, published from 1964 to about 1976 and widely distributed during the Cultural Revolution.

The most popular versions were printed in small sizes that could be easily carried and were bound in bright red covers, becoming commonly known in the West as the Little Red Book. It contains 33 topics and 427 quotations by Chairman Mao.

0.99 NSD per copy

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Publication Number: 8

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Title: auf Afrikan Kolonialismus (On African Colonization)
Language: Nederstjil
Originating Nation: The Frievolker Empire
Author/s: Josef von Schtlussdorf
Genre: Political Science, Social Science
Pages: 1,420 (3 Volumes)
Synopsis:

Generally Considered to be one of the five most used Source and Text for the subject matter, Schtlussdorf's book on African Colonialism is a neutral, accurate, and detailed historiography of European Colonialism of Africa, the rise of Colonial Nation-States, and the fall of Colonialism (finally in the fall of the Orange Free State in 1995). Written in three books, "On African Colonialism" is applauded for its accuracy and integrity in narration, and for classic, rational arguments against Colonialism.

159.00 NSD per set

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Publication Number: 9

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Title: Seigskatalog van Krig (The Victor's Calatog of War)
Language: Nederstjil
Originating Nation: Kingdom of the Frievolk
Author/s: Elder Weissmann
Genre: Political Science, Military History
Pages: 320
Synopsis:

A rather unpopular book for its time, Weissmann's Katalog painted a dark picture of war and called for full demilitarization at the wake of the violent fall of the French Commune. Modern readers find themselves much more sympathetic to his cause, especially as the threat of war grows ever near.

31.80 NSD per copy

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Publication Number: 10

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Title: De internationale Korrespondenz Arbeiters
Language: Nederstjil, German, English, French
Originating Nation: N/A
Author/s: N/A
Genre: Political Science, History
Pages: 4,200 (5 Volumes)
Synopsis:

A compiled version of 3,728 letters of Correspondence between Labor Activists, Union Organizers, Social Democrats, and Socialists dating from the publication of The Communist Manifesto (1848) to the Establishment of the French Commune (1930). Includes a number of famous Political Characters of the historical era including Russian Social Democrat Vladimir Lenin, French Anarchist Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, German Socialist Ideologist Friedrich Engels, etc. etc, and can be read both as a historical documentation of Socialism and a political commentary on a time period spanning from the Springtime of Nations to the Early Interwar Period.

265.00 NSD per set

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Publication Number: 11

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Title: ''A New Nationalism For The World?''
Language: English, Spanish, Chinese, Hindi, Arabic
Originating Nation: The World Syndicalist Republics of Silver Commonwealth
Author/s: Ministry of Foreign, and Internal Affairs (Multiple, including Chinese, Spanish, Arab, and Indian Party's members)
Genre: Political Science, History, Manifesto
Pages: 1,465 (3 volumes)
Synopsis:

''An analysis of nationalism in 20th, and 21st century, and its historical movements, including various quotes from notable persons in SC's history. Exploration of its core tenets, and variations (Both left, and right wing), and in the end - a proposition, and principles of a new variant of it - seeking to bring human groups around the world under one goal, not splitting them, waging a struggle against capitalist, and monarchist system internationally, and nationalism's role in space race. The last few pages contains Party's regards to the readers, and a large reference list. Most of the first sample readers cite it as ''surprisingly constructive, if compared to typical Party's literature''.

46.80 NSD per set

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Publication Number: 12

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Title: Through The Ages: An Analysis of the Past, Present, and Future of Undarat
Language: English, French, Spanish, German, Chinese
Originating Nation: Undarat
Author/s: Jason Miller-Verres
Genre: History
Pages: 292
Synopsis: A concise and comprehensive history of the nation of Undarat, from the beginnings of a modest colony to a powerful nationstate. This book not only looks back upon past events and achievements, but also examines the current political, social, and economic situation and explores theories and speculations about Undarat's future. Since its release, this publication has been heralded as a benchmark of Undaratian literature, and has been described as 'Immensely entertaining', 'Ambitious, detailed, and informative', and 'A dazzling outline of Undarat's history.'

15.9 NSD per copy

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Publication Number: 13

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Title: The Last Golden Lotus: An Analysis of the Fall of Srivijaya
Language: Malay, English, German
Originating Nation: Samudera Darussalam
Author/s: Alisa Sharif, Prayudha Alamsyah
Genre: History, Political Science
Pages: 350
Synopsis:

At its peak, the Srivijayan Empire is one of the most influential nations in the Malay Archipelago. From its central power base in Palembang, Jambi, and Chaiya, the thalassocratic empire produced a great civilization that left a long-lasting legacy on its various successor nations, such as Malacca and Samudera Darussalam. However, as the long forgotten ruins unearthened, one question remained unanswered for many historians; what caused the large empire's fall? In this book, two Samuderan historians tried to explain the various factors - and historical background, that may have caused the throne of Srivijaya to fall.

42.4 NSD per copy

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Publication Number: 14

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Title: Selamat Pagi, Batavia (Good Morning, Batavia)
Language: Malay, English
Originating Nation: Samudera Darussalam
Author/s: Mahendra Pratama
Genre: Fiction, Romance
Pages: 245
Synopsis:

Following the death of her parents in a plane crash, Wulan was left to fend for herself and her little brother after they were abandoned by their relatives. Juggling between college, work, and studying was her daily routine, until she was chosen by her professor to become a part of a student exchange between Samudera Darussalam and Hindia Belanda. Written from a third-person perspective, this book will take its readers on a journey of a dilemma between family obligation and desire for success, from a teenager's eyes.

12.72 NSD per copy

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Publication Number: 15

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Title: Who I Was, Who I Am, and Who I Want to Be

Language: English
Originating Nation: Convallaria
Author/s: Lester McLachlan
Genre: Memoir
Pages: 310
Synopsis:

In Who I Was, Who I Am, and Who I Want to Be, former president Lester McLachlan tells the almost too-remarkable-to-be-true story of his rise from villain to hero, including his struggle to overcome his sexual inadequacies, his troubled relationship with his wife and children, and his fight with alcohol, all of which lead him to a life of crime and to rehab, where he found redemption and the strength and wisdom to write this uplifting memoir about the power and resiliency of the human condition.

20.79 NSD per copy

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Publication Number: 16

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Title: Mga Agos Sa Disyerto (The Waves in the Desert)

Language: Tagalog (Filipino); English version available
Originating Nation: Pan-Asiatic States
Author/s: Efren R. Abueg, Dominador B. Mirasol, Rogelio L. Ordoñez, Edgardo M. Reyes, Rogelio R. Sikat
Genre: Political Science
Pages: 300
Synopsis:

A compilation of Filipino prose, this comprehensive wartime-era compendium sparked a renaissance in Filipino culture for the late-20th century; touching themes such as semi-feudalism, workers' revolution, and socialist realism. The award-winning literature continues to touch the hearts and minds of workers everywhere, across Asia and beyond.

"As a collection, Mga Agos sa Disyerto is outstanding in many ways. But what is most impressive about the writing it contains is its avoidance of the usual flows of Tagalog fiction - worn-out themes, idealization of materials, erratic use of point of view, meaning that is left unrealized for lack of particularity of detail. In general, the selections are in the best of the naturalistic tradition in their fidelity to the experience they portray. If lack of irony in the common failing of many Tagalog writers, it has been overcome by these writers whose objectivity has brought into Tagalog fiction so much "felt life" that previous writings has daintily or prudishly left out." - Dr. Bienvenido Lumbera, Statial Artist of the TSSR

9.99 NSD per copy

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Publication Number: 17

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Title: The Peasant Ideals
Language: English, Malay, Russian, Chinese, Filipino
Originating Nation: Indonesian Peoples
Author/s: Sjam N.R
Genre: History, Biography, Manifesto
Pages: 1000
Synopsis:

A book about Marhaenist ideals. Originally made by Soekarno (The First President of indonesia) bit was perfected by our Great President Sjam. Marhaenism emphasizes national unity, culture, and collectivist economics. It was established as an anti-capitalist and anti-imperialist ideology. It promotes democratic rights in opposition to authoritarianism, while somewhat support liberalism and individualism.

0.99 NSD per copy

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Publication Number: 18

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Title: The Revolutionary Republic
Language: English, Norwesters
Originating Nation: Calliana
Author/s: Thomas Wiker
Genre: Political Science, Social Science
Pages: 562
Synopsis:

Perhaps one of the most important, if not the most important text of the Callianan Revolution, The Revolutionary Republic lays down the foundations of the Callianan theory of Socialist Republicanism. Written by future President Thomas Wiker in the years leading up to the revolution, this text draws heavily from Marx, Engels, De Leon and Lenin in describing the role and ideal structure of a socialist state, while fielding theoretical questions and analyzing the successes and shortcomings of socialist revolutionary regimes of the 20th Century.

15.89 NSD per copy

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Publication Number: 19

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Title: Where the Forest Ends
Language: English, Norwesters
Originating Nation: Calliana
Author/s: Vegar Agdestein
Genre: Romance, Historical Fiction
Pages: 1,208
Synopsis:

One of Calliana's most prolific novelists Magnar Norstoga present tells a tragic love story between a young Callianan baron, Baard von Horn, and a peasant girl, Gunnhild Tharaldsdottir, set before the backdrop of the American Invasion of Calliana in 1812. Regarded by many as being ahead of its time, Where the Forest Ends presents bitting criticisms of the Callianan aristocracy and British Colonial authorities as Baard, the novel's principal protagonist grows increasingly disillusioned with his kin over the course of the hopeless war against the Americans.

31.79 NSD per copy

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Publication Number: 20

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Title: Trinimachus cae Boethias
Language: Diarcesian Latin, Diarcesian English, Dunmeris, Filipino, Chinese
Originating Nation: Diarcesia
Author/s: Ienelus Spirus
Genre: Epic, Mythology
Pages: 260
Synopsis:

The Énoires, otherwise known as the Dunmer, received some of their foundational precepts of their way of life from Boethiah, who consumed the High Elven deity Trinimac, took his form, and revealed the lies of the latter's teachings with his own voice. This is an account of what happened when the two entities fought one another, with consequences that shook their society to this day.

13.04 NSD per copy

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Publication Number: 21

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Title: China Swamp: History of inner Asia leading East Asia
Language: Chinese
Originating Nation: Basuria
Author/s: Liu Zhongjing
Genre: History
Pages: 288
Synopsis:

Liu Zhongjing offers novel perspective of how East Asia is a technology sink that has never invented anything and always been influenced by inner Asia like nomad and central Asian cultures, how its fate is always tied to developments in central Asia, how the idea of "China" is invented and the damage it caused. It is a very "heretical" idea sure to refresh reader conception of Asian history.

10.60 NSD per copy

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Publication Number: 22

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Title: Why Do We Remain a Monarchy? (Kenapa Tetap Beraja ?)
Language: English, Samuderan/Malay, German
Originating Nation: Samudera Darussalam
Author/s: Bayu R. Tenggara
Genre: History, Politics
Pages: 186
Synopsis:

In the 20th century, the society of Samudera Darussalam underwent radical changes as the European influence creeping in. Forced to leave many of its 'eastern' roots in the name of progress, the nation was swayed between three fronts; the religious conservatives who opposed any change, the modernist upper class that wanted to redirect the country along the western way, and the reformist groups that supported the modernization effort yet insisted on keeping the Samuderan native culture. As the fire began to spread in all direction weeks before the March Revolution, what is the direction that the country is going to choose? Celebrated historian Bayu R. Tenggara explained the modern history of the Crowned Republic in a brilliant way, as to why until now the country choose to keep its royals.

99.30 NSD per copy

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Publication Number: 23

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Title: God and Maoism: An Analysis of Modern Iconoclasm and Its Decline In The 21st Century
Language: English
Originating Nation: Pan-Asiatic States
Author/s: Dr. Esteban Iwada
Genre: History, Documentation
Pages: 700
Synopsis:

In this comprehensive analysis of accounts, interviews, records, and newspaper articles; Dr. Iwada explores how, stemming from the 1995 Cultural Revolution onwards, the persecution of religious endeavours have become more and more neutralized. Dr. Iwada surveys how the survival of Socialism grown cult-like, and how these cults interact with the social culture of the people who surmount them.

100.00 NSD per copy

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Publication Number: 24

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Title: An Examination of the Higher Law
Language: Geʽez, Amharic, Oromo, Tigrinya, Somali, Harari, Guragie, Afar, English, Arabic, Spanish, German, French, Russian
Originating Nation: Bruke
Author/s: Shale Azmera
Genre: Legal Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Moral Philosophy, Religious Philosophy, History, Jurisprudence
Pages: 6,000 (12 volumes) Written over the course of 10 years (1890-1900)
Synopsis:

Sources ranging from philosophical works such as Zera Yacob's Hatata, Mektu's Treatise of Walda Heywat, the Fisalgwos (the Physiologue), and the Book of the Wise Philosophers, to historical/legal-historical works such as the Kebra Nagast, the Tarike Negast, the Royal Chronicles, the Book of Aksum, and the ya'alam tarik, to the records of the Brukean Royal Chilot stretching back all the way to 1800, are sewn together to form a definite Ethiopian canon, to be set against Western works like Jeremy Bentham's An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation, Thomas Hobbes's Leviathan and U.S. Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes's The Path of the Law.

With this, in his magnum opus, noted polymath Shale Azmera grapples with five vital questions for the Brukean nation-state:

1. Is there a higher law- law above and beyond man-made law, law which is created by humans?

2. Assuming that there is only man-made law, does an effective positive law exist?

3. If a higher law exists, is it of a secular or religious nature?

4. If there is a secular higher law, is it found in nature or discernible through reason?

4a. If the higher law is found in nature, how can there be a perfect natural order if there is an imperfect natural world?

4b. If the higher law is discernible through reason, and our reason is fallible, can such law truly be considered a higher law?

5. If there is a religious higher law, is the source of this law found in organized religion or folk religion?

5a. If the higher law is borne of organized religion, should this law be composed solely of precepts from holy books or those of the clergy as well?

5b. If the higher law is borne of folk religion, how can this law be more than mere superstition?

1590.00 NSD per copy