READING MATERIAL

>>2804502
see my history library i'm constructing. suggestions for topics are also much appreciated.

https://mega.nz/#F!o9BjCTrb!fT_8_xiavKWYz0xERhygDg

>>2804544

Damn, that is awesome. I was trying to get together a similar thing for philosophy when my HDD decided to perish.

>>2804502
Just download everything on here
https://mega.nz/#F!eB5mDCiL!H19t9YGBPd1EBsuTnZgk9A!CYwmgRIT

>>2804544
>that fascism folder
if you're going to have anything about neonazism you need goodrich-clarke and godwin, certainly

>>2804502
Why doesn't /his/ make a wikia with recommendations?

>>2807433
Because historiography varies so wildly and topics are so niche that it's rather pointless due to how large the wiki would have to be. We'd be far better off with a stick that teaches basic research techniques such as where and how to get books for topics they are interested in rather than creating a wiki but mods have ignored suggestions to do so.

>>2807433
How often are actual books cited or recommended on /his/, as opposed to youtube channels, memes, or /pol/ charts?

>>2807595
>recommended
Quite often actually, but quality is mixed.

>cited
I can count the number of times I've seen actual academic books cited on one hand and I've been here since the board opened.

>>2804544


What are those sub folders you added to ottoman and middle east?

>>2807600
>I can count the number of times I've seen actual academic books cited on one hand and I've been here since the board opened.

Because they are a cunt to get hold off if you arent in academia.