Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of plates
- List of maps
- Preface
- 1 The peoples of the eastern Baltic littoral
- 2 The new order, 1200–1500
- 3 The new order reconfigured, 1500–1710
- 4 Installing hegemony: the littoral and tsarist Russia, 1710–1800
- 5 Reforming and controlling the Baltic littoral, 1800–1855
- 6 Five decades of transformations, 1855–1905
- 7 Statehood in troubled times, 1905–1940
- 8 The return of empires, 1940–1991
- 9 Reentering Europe, 1991–
- Suggested readings
- Index
- CAMBRIDGE CONCISE HISTORIES
- References
Suggested readings
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 June 2014
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of plates
- List of maps
- Preface
- 1 The peoples of the eastern Baltic littoral
- 2 The new order, 1200–1500
- 3 The new order reconfigured, 1500–1710
- 4 Installing hegemony: the littoral and tsarist Russia, 1710–1800
- 5 Reforming and controlling the Baltic littoral, 1800–1855
- 6 Five decades of transformations, 1855–1905
- 7 Statehood in troubled times, 1905–1940
- 8 The return of empires, 1940–1991
- 9 Reentering Europe, 1991–
- Suggested readings
- Index
- CAMBRIDGE CONCISE HISTORIES
- References
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