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History in Dispute, Vol. 17: Twentieth-Century European Social and Political Movements: Second Series from Gale Virtual Reference Library
Twentieth-Century European Social and Political Movements: Second Series provides essays on disputed questions of culture, society, ideas, and economics in modern Europe.
Topics covered include
- Age of progress
- Americanization
- Britain as part of Europe
- Class identities
- Communist intellectuals
- Cultural watershed
- Economic and political change
- European integration
- European socialism
- Existentialism
- The far right after 1945
- French and Russian revolutions
- Genocide
- German cultural figures
- German economic crises
- Great Depression
- Green parties
- International fascism
- International justice
- Leninism v. Stalinism
- Mass education and culture
- Nationalism
- Nazism and communism
- Origins of fascism
- Pacifism
- Public intellectual
- Public opinion
- Punishing former communists
- Russia as part of the West
- Short twentiest century
- Spanish Civil War
- Stalin's economic policies
- Thought and culture
- Ukranian famine
- Welfare state
- Women
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September 13, 2010
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