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(Subject: Between the World Wars - General) Dustjacket torn and faded. useful reference copy. Commencing in November 1918 when the Kingdom of Bavaria broke away from the German Reich but by May 1919 following the assasination of the president, Kurt Eisner, the germ Army troops had crushed the uprising. The author studies the causes of the revolution analysing the… Read more about this item

(Subject: Between the World Wars - General) The author left Germany in 1936 residing in Poland, Switzerland and the UK before becoming an American Citizen in 1942. This collection follows his earlier work, 'Conversations with Hitler'. In this new work he recalls conversations with well known and unknown cross section of society in the early 1930s. Blue boards rubbed.… Read more about this item

(Subject: Between the World Wars - General) An account of British policy from the start of the League of Nations to war in 1939. The author points out a series of blunders by British statesmen and argues that the Treaty of Versailles would have held had Lloyd George succeeded in cancelling all German reparations. (Published: 1989) (Publisher: Wm. H.… Read more about this item

(Subject: Between the World Wars - General) A narrative of the events that took place between 1913 and 1933 based on German sources, looking at the reasons for the rise of Nationalism and its political power. (Published: 1945) (Publisher: Allen & Unwin) (Pagination: 622pp) (Condition: Previous owner name on endpaper. Good in d/w) UL-XXXXXX

(Subject: Between the World Wars - General) From the photos published in the Illustrated London News, illustrating the route to war, with a special introduction by Sir Martin Gilbert. Includes the establishment of Hitler's regime, war in China, France's defences, the Spanish Civil War and the Anschluss. (Published: 1989) (Publisher: Bracken Books) (ISBN: 1851702652) (Pagination: 192pp, 500+ photos &… Read more about this item

(Subject: Between the World Wars - General) This book is the result of the author's research into Charles Bedaux, a Frenchman suspected of spying for the Germans in the First World War, and in whose house in France the Duke of Windsor married Wallis Simpson. Bedaux, through his connections with high-ranking Nazis, ensured that the Duke of Windsor found… Read more about this item

(Subject: Between the World Wars - General) No dustjacket, good in black boards. Previous owner name on endpaper. An account of the events between March and September 1938 leading to the Munich agreement between Britain, France, Italy and Germany. It is best known for its sellout of Czechoslovakia and Chamberlain's 'Peace in our time' (Published: 1965) (Publisher: Weidenfeld &… Read more about this item

(Subject: Between the World Wars - General) History in the Making series. Written by those who were there, Republicans and insurgents, reporters and foreign volunteers, the author describes the tragedy of Spain from despatches, diaries and letters. Ex-library. (Published: 1963) (Publisher: Secker & Warburg) (Pagination: 377pp, 6 maps, sources, index) (Condition: plastic sleeved dustwrapper rippled and worn. pages marked.… Read more about this item

(Subject: Between the World Wars - General) Spanish text. A scarce catalogue of an exhibition, sponsored by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs at The Gran Kursal de San Sebastián in August, 1938. It contains approximately sixty black and white photographs and other images illustrating the weapons and armaments captured by the Nationalist Government from the Republicans in the… Read more about this item

(Subject: Between the World Wars - General) No dustjacket. The Versailles Peace Conference was the meeting of the Allied victors following the end of World War I. Its aim was to set the peace terms for the defeated Central Powers following the 1918 Armistice. It took place in Paris during 1919 and involved diplomats from more than 32 countries.… Read more about this item

(Subject: Between the World Wars - General) Dustwrapper torn on spine. Previous owner's name on endpaper. The course of Russia's foreign relations from the Bolshevik revolution to the Nazi invasion of Russia. The author's premise is that the foreign policy of a country can only be understood by close attention to domestic politics and the behaviour of those who… Read more about this item

(Subject: Between the World Wars - General) Oxford Pamphlets on World Affairs No.30. The authors maintain that propaganda in Germany claimed that there was no defeat in 1918 but betrayal 'by Jews and Communists'. The pamphlet describes the campaigns of 1918 leading up to the signing of the Armistice, supported by excerpts from letters and documents. (Published: 1940) (Publisher:… Read more about this item

(Subject: Between the World Wars - General) Previous owner name on endpaper. Faded spine but good in d/w. Reflections on the Spanish Civil War from the stand-point of the 1970s, when the political destiny of the Iberian Peninsula hangs in the balance and issues raised by the Spanish Civil war are still alive. (Published: 1976) (Publisher: David McKay Co.Inc)… Read more about this item

(Subject: Between the World Wars - General) The Battle for Madrid, like the Spanish Civil War, of which it was the centrepiece was not one battle but several - the failed assault itself, and the Battles of Jarama River, Guadalajara, Brunete and others whose course was determined by political as well as military factors. The author tells the story,… Read more about this item

(Subject: Between the World Wars - General) Spanish text. The bombing of Guernica in the Spanish Civil War was the first mass air attack on a densly populated town. It was carried out at the behest of the Spanish Nationalist Government by its allies, the Nazi German Luftwaffe's Condor Legion and the Fascist Italian Aviazione Legionaria. It was a… Read more about this item

(Subject: Between the World Wars - General) For nearly 100 years up to 1936, Spain had hovered on the edge of civil war as the traditional powers of Church, Monarch and Army failed to cope with the problems of a world power in decline. Strong factions developed and the author shows how inherent disintegration was a major cause of… Read more about this item

(Subject: Between the World Wars - General) East European Monographs No. CCCLII. This volume studies the minority rights provisions included in the 1920 Peace Treaty of Trianon, in which the Allies divided Hungarian territories. The author uses these provisions to explore contemporary ethnic minority issues that have devastated Eastern Europe. (Published: 1992) (Publisher: Columbia University Press) (ISBN: 0880332492) (Pagination:… Read more about this item

(Subject: Between the World Wars - General) A political and cultural overview of the years before World War II. Focusing on each of the primary staging grounds, the United States, Germany, Italy, France, Britain, Japan, Russia and Spai, the author depicts the circumstances of the Ukrainian famine and the American Dust Bowl, the Night of the Long Knives and… Read more about this item

(Subject: Between the World Wars - General) Excellent examples of the architecture such as The Commodore Whiteinch and the Riddie Vogue. Life photographs including bathers at the Portobello open-air bathing pool, the Golfer Bobbie Jones at St. Andrews and the Duke of kent inspecting the Dundee Hiking Club. Football teams, celebrities, Shop fronts and the launch of the Queen… Read more about this item

(Subject: Between the World Wars - General) For nearly 100 years up to 1936, Spain had hovered on the edge of civil war as the traditional powers of Church, Monarch and Army failed to cope with the problems of a world power in decline. Strong factions developed and the author shows how inherent disintegration was a major cause of… Read more about this item