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- Language: english
- Release date: February 28, 1973
- ISBN: 9780060401719 (0060401710)
- Author: René Albrecht-Carrié
- Publisher: Harpercollins College Div
- Format: paperback, 764 pages
About The Book
Preface
1/The search for equilibrium, 1815-70
c1. Introduction: Europe in 1815. Diplomacy & the relations among states. The settlement of Vienna. The forces of the future
c2. The restoration period: The concert of Europe. The revolutions of 1830. Mediterranean problems. Extra-European developments
c3. The mid-century crisis: Europe in mid-century. The revolutions in France, Italy & Austria. The revolution in the Germanies. The balance sheet of 1848
c4. Successes of nationalism: The Eastern question. The unification of Italy. Some secondary issues. Europe & the making of Germany
2/The era of stability, 1871-1914
c5. The period as a whole: Some general characteristics of the period. The individual powers and their problems. The sources of information
c6. The Bismarckian period, 1871-90: The first Dreikaiserbund & the recovery of France. The Near Eastern question, 1875-78. Bismarck’s new system of alliances, 1879-82. Beginnings of the new imperialism. The end of the Bismarckian system
c7. The realignment of power, 1890-1904: The Franco-Russian alliance. Imperial rivalries & the isolation of Britain. Fashoda: the Anglo-French showdown. Britain reconsiders isolation. Emergence of a new alignment of power
c8. The road to war, 1904-14: Germany & the Anglo-French entente. The Triple Entente. The Bosnian annexation crisis. The 2nd Moroccan Crisis & its aftermath. The Near Eastern question again
3/The 20th-century transition
c9. Introduction: The 20th-century world: The realignment of power. The underlying forces of change
c10. The First World War & the ensuing settlements: The July crisis. The diplomacy of the war. The diplomacy of the peace. Europe & the world in 1920
c11. The false recovery & the era of illusions, 1920-30: The end of the wartime alliance or the Anglo-French duel. The search for stability. The seeming triumph of collective security
c12. The return to reality, 1930-36: The political importance of economics. Europe & Nazi Germany. The end of the Versailles system
c13. Preparations for war, 1936-39: The realignment of power. The year 1938: Germany begins to move. The end of the “long armistice”
c14. The 2nd World War & its immediate aftermath, 1939-47: The European war. The war becomes worldwide. The diplomacy of the war. Between war & peace
c15. The Cold War: The hardening of rival positions. The tentative relaxation of uneasy coexistence
Bibliography
Index of Names
Index of Subjects
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