"The Rights of Subordinated Peoples" by Oliver Mendelsohn is a thought-provoking and comprehensive book that delves into the rights and struggles of marginalized communities around the world. Through in-depth analysis and the exploration of case studies, Mendelsohn sheds light on the experiences of these subordinated peoples and uncovers the systemic...
"The Untouchables" by Oliver Mendelsohn is an eye-opening exploration of the caste system in India, with a specific focus on the lives of the marginalized group known as the "untouchables." Together with co-author Marika Vicziany, Mendelsohn provides a comprehensive analysis of the historical, social, and political factors contributing to the...
"The Untouchables" by Eliot Ness is an incredibly gripping true crime memoir that chronicles the author's role as the leader of a special law enforcement squad tasked with taking down the notorious gangster Al Capone during the Prohibition era in Chicago. This captivating book provides readers with an insider's perspective,...