If you liked The Six Day War in historical perspective by Jacob Leib Talmon, start with The myth of the nation and the vision of revolution (1981), Die Geschichte der totalitären Demokratie, Band I (2013), and ha- Meshiḥiyut ha-medinit (1964). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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  1. 1 The myth of the nation and the vision of revolution 1981 · 632 pages · Jacob Leib Talmon · Same author
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BookOrb recommends The myth of the nation and the vision of revolution (1981), Die Geschichte der totalitären Demokratie, Band I (2013), ha- Meshiḥiyut ha-medinit (1964), Origins of Totalitarian Democracy (2021), and Ḥidat ha-hoṿeh ṿe-ʻormat ha-hisṭoryah (2000).

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The Six Day War in historical perspective is by Jacob Leib Talmon.