Beschreibung
InhaltsangabeNotes on Contributors. Preface. Maps. Introduction: Europe in Agony, 1900-1945 (Gordon Martel). PART I CONTINUITY AND CHANGE; FORCES AND MOVEMENTS. 1 Urbanization, Poverty, and Crime (Paul Lawrence). 2 The Revolution in Science (Cathryn Carson). 3 Feminism: Women, Work, and Politics (June Hannam). 4 Modernism (Robin Walz). 5 The Cult of Youth (Elizabeth Harvey). 6 Sexuality and the Psyche (Lesley A. Hall). 7 The Economy (Peter Wardley). PART II BEFORE THE DELUGE. 8 Europe's World: Power, Empire, and Colonialism (Woodruff D. Smith). 9 Social Reform or Social Revolution? (Gary P. Steenson). 10 Modernity: Approaching the Twentieth Century (Angela K. Smith). 11 Politics: The Past and the Future (Peter Waldron). 12 The Coming of War, 1914 (Annika Mombauer). PART III WORLD WAR I. 13 August 1914: Public Opinion and the Crisis (David Welch). 14 The War in the Trenches (Tim Travers). 15 The War from Above: Aims, Strategy, and Diplomacy (Matthew Stibbe). 16 The War and Revolution (Mark Baker). PART IV THE AFTERMATH OF WAR. 17 Peacemaking after World War I (Alan Sharp). 18 Demobilization and Discontent (James M. Diehl). 19 The Socialist Experiment (William J. Chase). 20 The Fascist Challenge (Martin Blinkhorn). 21 Revisionism (Carole Fink). PART V THE NEW AGE. 22 The Jazz Age (Thomas J. Saunders). 23 The Nazi New Society (Dick Geary). 24 The Popular Front (Michael Richards). 25 The Strategic Revolution (Tami Davis Biddle). 26 Hitler and the Origins of World War II (Anita J. Prazmowska). PART VI WORLD WAR II. 27 Grand Strategy and Summit Diplomacy (Michael Jabara Carley). 28 The Real War (David French). 29 The Home Fronts: Europe at War, 1939-1945 (Nicholas Atkin). 30 The Holocaust (David Engel). 31 Memories of World War II and the Holocaust in Europe (Harold Marcuse). Bibliography. Index.
Autorenportrait
InhaltsangabeNotes on Contributors. Preface. Maps. Introduction: Europe in Agony, 1900-1945 (Gordon Martel). PART I CONTINUITY AND CHANGE; FORCES AND MOVEMENTS. 1 Urbanization, Poverty, and Crime (Paul Lawrence). 2 The Revolution in Science (Cathryn Carson). 3 Feminism: Women, Work, and Politics (June Hannam). 4 Modernism (Robin Walz). 5 The Cult of Youth (Elizabeth Harvey). 6 Sexuality and the Psyche (Lesley A. Hall). 7 The Economy (Peter Wardley). PART II BEFORE THE DELUGE. 8 Europe's World: Power, Empire, and Colonialism (Woodruff D. Smith). 9 Social Reform or Social Revolution? (Gary P. Steenson). 10 Modernity: Approaching the Twentieth Century (Angela K. Smith). 11 Politics: The Past and the Future (Peter Waldron). 12 The Coming of War, 1914 (Annika Mombauer). PART III WORLD WAR I. 13 August 1914: Public Opinion and the Crisis (David Welch). 14 The War in the Trenches (Tim Travers). 15 The War from Above: Aims, Strategy, and Diplomacy (Matthew Stibbe). 16 The War and Revolution (Mark Baker). PART IV THE AFTERMATH OF WAR. 17 Peacemaking after World War I (Alan Sharp). 18 Demobilization and Discontent (James M. Diehl). 19 The Socialist Experiment (William J. Chase). 20 The Fascist Challenge (Martin Blinkhorn). 21 Revisionism (Carole Fink). PART V THE NEW AGE. 22 The Jazz Age (Thomas J. Saunders). 23 The Nazi New Society (Dick Geary). 24 The Popular Front (Michael Richards). 25 The Strategic Revolution (Tami Davis Biddle). 26 Hitler and the Origins of World War II (Anita J. Prazmowska). PART VI WORLD WAR II. 27 Grand Strategy and Summit Diplomacy (Michael Jabara Carley). 28 The Real War (David French). 29 The Home Fronts: Europe at War, 1939-1945 (Nicholas Atkin). 30 The Holocaust (David Engel). 31 Memories of World War II and the Holocaust in Europe (Harold Marcuse). Bibliography. Index.
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