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The Oxford Handbook of European History: 1914-1945/ edited by Nicholas Doumanis

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: [Oxford] ; [New York] : Oxford University Press, 2016.Description: x, 655 pages : illu. ; 26 cmISBN:
  • 9780198845959
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 940.5 DOU/O
Contents:
Introduction : Europe's age of catastrophe in context / Nicholas Doumanis --
PART I: EUROPE AND THE FIRST WORLD WAR-- 1.Belle époque : Europe before 1914 / Alan Sked -- 2.Societies at war, 1914-1918 / Stefan Goebel -- 3.Total war : family, community, and identity during the First World War / Tammy M. Proctor -- 4.The left and the revolutions / David Priestland -- 5.The economics of total war and reconstruction, 1914-1922 / Matthias Blum and Jari Eloranta --
PART II: RECASTING EUROPE, C. 1917-1924-- 6.The new diplomacy and the new Europe, 1916-1922 / Alan Sharp -- 7.Nation states, minorities, and refugees, 1914-1923 / Ryan Gingeras -- 8.Remaking Europe after the First World War / Conan Fischer --
PART III: INTERWAR EUROPE AND THE WIDER WORLD-- 9.The Great Depression in Europe / Roger Middleton -- 10.'A low dishonest decade'? War and peace in the 1930s / Anthony Adamthwaite -- 11.Interwar crises and Europe's unfinished empires / Matthew G. Stanard --
PART IV: POLITICS, SOCIETY, AND IDEOLOGY BETWEEN THE WARS-- 12.Rural society in crisis / Laird Boswell -- 13.Interwar democracy and the League of Nations / Andrea Orzoff -- 14.The political 'left' in the interwar period, 1924-1939 / Pamela Radcliff -- 15.Fascism and the right in interwar Europe : interaction, entanglement, hybridity / Aristotle Kallis -- 16.Social policy, welfare, and social identities, 1900-1950 / Julia Moses -- 17.Discipline, terror, and the state / Paul M. Hagenloh --
PART V: THEMES-- 18.The nationalization of the masses / Roger D. Markwick and Nicholas Doumanis -- 19.Political violence and mass society : a European civil war? / Mary Vincent -- 20.European sexualities in the age of total war / Dagmar Herzog -- 21.'America' and Europe, 1914-1945 / David W. Ellwood -- 22.European integration, human rights, and romantic internationalism / Marco Duranti --
PART VI: EUROPE AND THE SECOND WORLD WAR-- 23.Wartime economies, 1939-1945 : large and small European states at war / Jeremy Land and Jari Eloranta -- 24.Axis imperialism in the Second World War / Shelley Baranowski -- 25.Everyday life in wartime Europe / Christoph Mick -- 26.The Holocaust in European history / Mark Roseman -- 27.Europe's civil wars, 1941-1949 / Aviel Roshwald --
PART VII: RECASTING EUROPE, AGAIN-- 28.Nation-building and moving people / Alexander V. Prusin -- 29.Europe, the war, and the colonial world / Martin Thomas -- 30.Power relations during the transition from Nazi to post-Nazi rule / Gareth Pritchard -- 31.The memory of Europe's age of catastrophe, 1914-2014 / Ben Mercer.
Summary: A comprehensive and international approach to the history of one of the most significant periods of European history, covering both world wars and the years between. This Handbook explores how each crisis of this period had consequences in wider regional, continental, and global developments.
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Introduction : Europe's age of catastrophe in context / Nicholas Doumanis --

PART I: EUROPE AND THE FIRST WORLD WAR--
1.Belle époque : Europe before 1914 / Alan Sked --
2.Societies at war, 1914-1918 / Stefan Goebel --
3.Total war : family, community, and identity during the First World War / Tammy M. Proctor --
4.The left and the revolutions / David Priestland --
5.The economics of total war and reconstruction, 1914-1922 / Matthias Blum and Jari Eloranta --

PART II: RECASTING EUROPE, C. 1917-1924--
6.The new diplomacy and the new Europe, 1916-1922 / Alan Sharp --
7.Nation states, minorities, and refugees, 1914-1923 / Ryan Gingeras --
8.Remaking Europe after the First World War / Conan Fischer --

PART III: INTERWAR EUROPE AND THE WIDER WORLD--
9.The Great Depression in Europe / Roger Middleton --
10.'A low dishonest decade'? War and peace in the 1930s / Anthony Adamthwaite --
11.Interwar crises and Europe's unfinished empires / Matthew G. Stanard --

PART IV: POLITICS, SOCIETY, AND IDEOLOGY BETWEEN THE WARS--
12.Rural society in crisis / Laird Boswell --
13.Interwar democracy and the League of Nations / Andrea Orzoff --
14.The political 'left' in the interwar period, 1924-1939 / Pamela Radcliff --
15.Fascism and the right in interwar Europe : interaction, entanglement, hybridity / Aristotle Kallis --
16.Social policy, welfare, and social identities, 1900-1950 / Julia Moses --
17.Discipline, terror, and the state / Paul M. Hagenloh --

PART V: THEMES--
18.The nationalization of the masses / Roger D. Markwick and Nicholas Doumanis --
19.Political violence and mass society : a European civil war? / Mary Vincent --
20.European sexualities in the age of total war / Dagmar Herzog --
21.'America' and Europe, 1914-1945 / David W. Ellwood --
22.European integration, human rights, and romantic internationalism / Marco Duranti --

PART VI: EUROPE AND THE SECOND WORLD WAR--
23.Wartime economies, 1939-1945 : large and small European states at war / Jeremy Land and Jari Eloranta --
24.Axis imperialism in the Second World War / Shelley Baranowski --
25.Everyday life in wartime Europe / Christoph Mick --
26.The Holocaust in European history / Mark Roseman --
27.Europe's civil wars, 1941-1949 / Aviel Roshwald --

PART VII: RECASTING EUROPE, AGAIN--
28.Nation-building and moving people / Alexander V. Prusin --
29.Europe, the war, and the colonial world / Martin Thomas --
30.Power relations during the transition from Nazi to post-Nazi rule / Gareth Pritchard --
31.The memory of Europe's age of catastrophe, 1914-2014 / Ben Mercer.

A comprehensive and international approach to the history of one of the most significant periods of European history, covering both world wars and the years between. This Handbook explores how each crisis of this period had consequences in wider regional, continental, and global developments.

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