Study of Western civilization suggestions

by ajohn56

Looking to for a book with a nice, general overview of western Civ history. After going through that, I can get into more specific aspects.

My main interests here are one, understanding the general progression as mentioned above. Two, I am very interested in race. I want to learn much more about the Romans/Greeks, the differences between Nordic and Celtic peoples. That kind of stuff. I'm even interested in learning more about Russia as well, though I don't think it's considered part of Western civilization?

Any suggestions appreciated! If I need To be more specific on what I'm asking just lmk

jschooltiger

Hi there -- while you wait for more answers here, you may also be interested in our Books and Resources list -- I linked to the "general" section, but there's lots more to explore in the sidebar.

poob1x

The /r/askhistorians wiki has a large list of hundreds of books recommended by top contributions to the sub, a great number of which focus on European/Western history, including all of the subjects that you mentioned here.

ajohn56

Thanks to both of you, exactly what I was looking for!