Adamant Aggressors How to Recognize and Deal with Them

History is written and taught by historians . . . but generally not for practical guidance. Non-historians must deduce and apply its lessons to glean relevance for the present. Students of business also study history in the form of case studies that illustrate what worked and didn't work, thus creating guides for successful business management. History Speaks Today applies such a business approach, presenting clear lessons supported by historical episodes and facts, including explicit guidelines for policymakers in present-day America. Understanding these lessons may not ensure that the best choices will be made today . . . but understanding them will surely help to reject demonstrated bad choices and, thus, more likely arrive at better choices. The first book in this series examines five adamant aggressors – Mehmed the Conqueror, James K. Polk, Adolph Hitler, Chaim Weizmann/David Ben-Gurion, Joseph Stalin – and what they teach us about recognizing and dealing with the adamant aggressors threatening America today.