I would say I'm very intersted in World War 2. Also the cold war can be interesting to read about, but there's just something about WW2 I find fascinating. Like why did it happen?

"Those who don't learn from history are bound to repeat it"
That's pretty much what happened after WW1 =/

The period 1919-1945 is most fascinating period indeed, theres much to learn from it.

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I like 20th century for obvious reasons (its the century I was born in and it shaped the way the world is today)... but I'm also quite interested in Spanish Medieval History, concretely about the Islamic Empire in the Peninsula

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"Christopher Columbus, as everyone knows, is honored by posterity because he was the last to discover America." (James Joyce)

I like learning about most periods equally as much, however, i like Modern (aka 20th century) history the least. I'm not sure why.. I think its because I like to learn what happened, why it happened, what effect it had etc... But with modern world history theres just too many dates. Anything before 1900s happened so long ago noone remembers the exact date, so theres less to learn.

Yeah x]

The "Belle Epoque" (1880-1914) is an interesting period in European history. Menacing international relations, but artistically brilliant, and a fascinating society to read about.

The time since the French Revolution (and some years before) until now is my favourite period. Then there is a gap, I am not so interested in until back to Luther's times to Charlemagne.
My special intrest lies in how the "normal" people lived and it's horrific sometimes to read this.

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I am most interested in Ancient Greece. The time wherein the Greeks dominated the land. It's just cool how they fought for their city states... and their way of thinking is very interesting.

Of all the strategems, to know when to quit is the best.

Hmm, I'd say the period (roughly) between 700AD and 1066AD because it was "The Viking Age", and quite simply I find the Vikings fascinating.

I have several periods.
1)The Viking age because their way of living is quite interesting for the "modern" human.

2)1885 - 1950: A period wherein a lot did change in the world. The "invention" of communism, the unification of Germany, both World Wars, The hyperinflation and its effects on everyday life, and so many more interesting things.

I have always felt a fascination for the "Victorian" era, or the years around 1850-1900. I love the feeling of the unsurpassed speed of technical development, the new optimism and the beginning of a new type of world!

Another period of time, a bit more dated, that I like is renaissance. Probably because of the same reasons that I like the victorian era, except that the Renaissance's development was artistic and philosophic rather than technical.

Hell, lets write a third period as well, eh.. No, I can on for a along time... Like the early medieval times, feudal china... But let's settle for the two I written. =)

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I love To read wars between Byzantiums and Ottomans...
ESpecially Conquer of Istanbul... There is very speacial attacks and Defences...
Ottomans moved ships over land to use gun...
And also after conquering There is A light to all humans how to act humans...

Just a Last word. Just a Signiture.
Just For a Person. Only a Word
...The Turkish...Der Turke...

Iliked to study the mongols,in particular chingis khan and the politics behind his exploits in the middle east,why did he come here?

I like history about china and eupropean epypt history! I do not like modern times history I like ancient history because it is mistery

US antebellum and War Between the States/

Cold war period

I've become so numb,I cant feel u there ! ! !

late 19. and whole 20. century

..watch out for the little flying bears..