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It had seemed 'the war to end wars', yet within twenty-one years the unthinkable had become the inevitable and Europe was burning again. How did it happen? In this sober yet compelling account of Europe between the wars, Martin Kitchen traces the course of the deepening crisis in Europe by looking first at the peace settlement itself, and then at the economic and social problems of the interwar years.
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Explores Europe's turbulent political landscape between world wars.
Who is this book for?
If you're curious about how Europe descended into conflict again after the Great War, this book offers a clear and insightful analysis. Martin Kitchen's detailed exploration makes complex historical shifts understandable, perfect for history enthusiasts eager to grasp the roots of modern chaos.
