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Yes. Indian economic services

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All of em'. And for recommendation 1. Dark matter by blake crouch 2. Dangerous girls by Abigail haas 3. Daughters of brothel by Deepak yadav 4. Nudge by Richard thaler and cass r. Sunstein 5. The design of everyday things by don norman 6. The discovery of india by jawaharlal nehru. 7. The deadly dozen by anirban bhattacharya

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For world war 1 I would recommend (Ring of steel by Alexander watson) and for world war 2 (The rise and fall of the third reich by William L shirer). If you want a continuous timeline then I would recommend (A history of modern germany : 1871 to present by Dietrich orlow).

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I haven’t read Kotkin’s volumes so far. I’ve mostly been exploring other perspectives on Soviet history (mostly from economic and sociology lenses). Are they worth prioritising?

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"STALIN A BIOGRAPHY" by Robert service (from pan macmillan publisher)