Gordon Martel, editor. A Companion to Europe, 1900-1945.

Contents

Preface

Maps

Introduction: Europe in Agony, 1900-1945 / Gordon Martel

Part I

Continuity and Change; Forces and Movements

1 – Urbanization, Poverty, and Crime / Paul Lawrence

2 – The Revolution in Science / Cathryn Carson

3 – Feminism: Women, Work, and Politics / June Hannam

4 – Modernism / Robin Walz

5 – The Cult of Youth / Elizabeth Harvey

6 – Sexuality and the Psyche / Lesley A. Hall

7 – The Economy / Peter Wardley

Part II

Before the Deluge

8 – Europe’s World: Power, Empire, and Colonialism / Woodruff D. Smith

9 – Social Reform or Social Revolution? / Gary P. Steenson

10 – Modernity: Approaching the Twentieth Century / Angela K. Smith

11 – Politics: The Past and the Future / Peter Waldron

12 – The Coming of War, 1914 / Annika Mombauer

Part III

World War I

13 – August 1914: Public Opinion and the Crisis / David Welch

14 – The War in the Trenches / Tim Travers

15 – The War from Above: Aims, Strategy, and Diplomacy / Matthew Stibbe

16 – The War and Revolution / Mark Baker

Part IV

The Aftermath of War

17 – Peacemaking after World War I / Alan Sharp

18 – Demobilization and Discontent / James M. Diehl

19 – The Socialist Experiment / William J. Chase

20 – The Fascist Challenge / Martin Blinkhorn

21 – Revisionism / Carole Fink

Part V

The New Age

22 – The Jazz Age / Thomas J. Saunders

23 – The Nazi New Society / Dick Geary

24 – The Popular Front / Michael Richards

25 – The Strategic Revolution / Tami Davis Biddle

26 – Hitler and the Origins of World War II / Anita J. Prazmowska

Part VI

World War II

27 – Grand Strategy and Summit Diplomacy / Michael Jabara Carley

28 – The Real War / David French

29 – The Home Fronts: Europe at War, 1939-1945 / Nicholas Atkin

30 – The Holocaust / David Engel

31 – Memories of World War II and the Holocaust in Europe / Harold Marcuse

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