Europe Between the Wars

Offers insights into the problems of peace making, nation building, political fanaticism and national hubris. This book traces the course of the deepening crisis by looking first at the WWI peace settlement, and then the economic and social problems of the interwar years. It is useful for undergraduate and A-level students."This is a splendid up-to-date overview of the political, international and economic history of Europe between the wars. It will be of invaluable use to both students and scholars alike. Its strengths lie in the breadth of coverage, the clarity of the narrative and the ease with which the author interlards his story with analysis. Overall, this remains an admirable study which students will positively welcome for its clarity, breadth of content and overall good sense."-Profesor Nicholas Atkin, University of Reading.