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History in Dispute, Vol. 16: Twentieth-Century European Social and Political Movements: First Series from Gale Virtual Reference Library
Twentieth-Century European Social and Political Movements: First Series provides essays on the politics, diplomacy, history, and military affairs in modern Europe.
Topics covered include
- Allied intervention
- Appeasement
- Bolshevik revolution
- British entry into World War I
- Collapse of the Habsburgs
- Collapse of the Soviet Union
- Collapse of Tsarist Russia
- Collapse of Yugoslavia
- Colonialism
- Concert of Europe
- Decolonization
- Disarmament
- Eastern Europe after World War I
- Eclipse of Europe
- Fall of France
- Finland after 1945
- France after 1945
- French facism
- Hitler's rise to power
- Independence foreign policy
- Lend-lease and the Soviet Union
- Modernization
- Monarchy
- Operation Barbarossa
- Outbreak of World War I
- Russia in World War I
- Second Thirty Years' War
- Soviet Union as an ally
- Soviet-Western cooperation after 1945
- Suez crisis
- Terrorism
- Total war
- Totalitarianism
- United States as a European power
- United States and western Europe
- Velvet Revolution
- Versailles Treaty
- Vichy France
- World War I peace settlement
- World War II alliances
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September 13, 2010
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