
Military strategist B.H. Liddell Hart's concise masterpiece explores why societies repeat historical mistakes. Endorsed by statesmen and intellectuals like Bismarck, this 58-page gem challenges us: Are we doomed to repeat history's failures, or can we finally learn from others' experiences?
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A thin volume sits on a shelf, barely noticed among thick bestsellers and glossy self-help guides. Yet this modest book has shaped the thinking of generals, presidents, and anyone who's ever wondered why humanity keeps making the same catastrophic mistakes. Written by a military historian who predicted World War II's major developments with eerie accuracy, it asks a question that haunts us still: if we know history, why do we keep repeating it? The answer isn't comforting. We fail not because we lack information, but because we're psychologically wired to ignore uncomfortable truths. We choose comforting lies over harsh realities, loyalty over honesty, and short-term expediency over long-term wisdom. This pattern runs through every war, every failed government, every collapsed empire-and through our own lives when we ignore lessons we've already learned. Think of history as humanity's collective memory-three thousand years of trial and error, brilliance and folly, all recorded for our benefit. Yet we treat it like a dusty textbook rather than a survival manual. History's real value isn't providing exact blueprints for the future; it's revealing the patterns of human behavior that repeat across centuries. Technologies change, but human nature remains remarkably constant.
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