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Postwar
A History of Europe Since 1945
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ISBN: 978-0-09-954203-2
Erscheinungstermin: 12/2010
960 Seiten
24pp b/w photographs, 4 maps
198 mm x 129 mm
Sprache: English
The definitive history of Europe's rebirth.From the ruins of war to the rise of the European Union, Postwar tells the sweeping story of Europe's transformation in the 20th century. Historian Tony Judt draws on a lifetime of scholarship to chart how nations reckoned with totalitarianism, and forged a new vision of democracy and cooperation. Combining intellectual depth with narrative power, Judt's ...
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A magisterial and acclaimed history of Europe in our time, by one of our leading historians, shortlisted for the Pulitzer and Samuel Johnson Prizes.
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A magisterial and acclaimed history of Europe in our time, by one of our leading historians, shortlisted for the Pulitzer and Samuel Johnson Prizes.
Beschreibung
The definitive history of Europe's rebirth.
From the ruins of war to the rise of the European Union, Postwar tells the sweeping story of Europe's transformation in the 20th century. Historian Tony Judt draws on a lifetime of scholarship to chart how nations reckoned with totalitarianism, and forged a new vision of democracy and cooperation.
Combining intellectual depth with narrative power, Judt's masterpiece offers profound lessons about memory, identity and resilience. Postwar is not only an essential work of history - it's a guide to understanding the political and cultural foundations of modern Europe.
'A real masterpiece' Ian Kershaw
'History-writing with a human face and brainpower' Norman Davies
'The standard reference work on European post-war history' Misha Glenny