The New Cambridge Modern History
The New Cambridge Modern History
Volume 12: The Shifting Balance of World Forces, 1898–1945
C. L. Mowat
November 1968
12. The Shifting Balance of World Forces, 1898–1945
Unavailable - out of print October 1996
Hardback
9780521045513
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This volume of the The New Cambridge Modern History examines the shifting balance of world forces from 1898 to 1945.
Product details
November 1968Hardback
9780521045513
874 pages
235 × 165 × 59 mm
1.4kg
Unavailable - out of print October 1996
Table of Contents
- 1. Introductory survey: on the limits of modern history C. L. Mowat
- 2. The transformation of social life David Thomson
- 3. The world economy: interdependence and planning Asa Briggs
- 4. Science and technology Douglas McKie
- 5. Diplomatic history 1900–12 J. P. T. Bury
- 6. The approach of the war of 1914 J. M. K. Vyvyan
- 7. The First World War Brian Bond
- 8. The peace settlement of Versailles 1918–33 Rohan Butler
- 9. The League of Nations J. L. Brierly and P. A. Reynolds
- 10. The Middle East 1900–45 E. Kedourie
- 11. India and South-East Asia Percival Spear and D. G. E. Hall
- 12. China, Japan and the Pacific 1900–31 J. W. Davidson and Colin Forster
- 13. The British Commonwealth of Nations J. C. Beaglehole
- 14. The Russian Revolution Isaac Deutscher
- 15. The Soviet Union 1917–39 George Kennan
- 16. Germany, Italy and Eastern Europe Elizabeth Wiskemann
- 17. Great Britain, France, the Low Countries and Scandinavia Maurice Crouzet, translated by K. Lloyd-Jones
- 18. The United States of America Denis Brogan
- 19. Latin America J. H. Parry
- 20. Literature 1895–1939 A. E. Dyson
- 21. Philosophy and religious thought Renford Bambrough and W. R. Matthews
- 22. Painting, sculpture and architecture M. E. Cooke
- 23. Diplomatic history 1930–9 D. C. Watt
- 24. The Second World War Basil Liddell Hart
- 25. Diplomatic history of the Second World War Llewelyn Woodward
- Index.
