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Volume 12: The Shifting Balance of World Forces, 1898–1945
Edited by C. L. Mowat

Publisher:: Cambridge University Press
Online publication date:: March 2008
Print publication year:: 1968
Online ISBN:: 9781139055888
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/CHOL9780521045513

Subjects:: Area Studies, British History: General Interest, European History: General Interest, History, European Studies
Collection:: Cambridge Histories - British & European History
Series:: The New Cambridge Modern History (12)

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Frontmatter
pp i-xxviii
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CHAPTER I - Introductory survey: On the limits of modern history
pp 1-9
- By C. L. Mowat, University College of North Wales, Bangor
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CHAPTER II - The transformation of social life
pp 10-36
- By David Thomson, Master of Sidney Sussex College and Lecturer in History in the University of Cambridge
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CHAPTER III - The world economy: Interdependence and planning
pp 37-86
- By Asa Briggs, University of Sussex
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CHAPTER IV - Science and technology
pp 87-111
- By Douglas McKie, University of London
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CHAPTER V - Diplomatic history 1900–1912
pp 112-139
- By J. P. T. Bury, Fellow of Corpus Christi College and Lecturer in History in the University of Cambridge
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CHAPTER VI - The approach of the war of 1914
pp 140-170
- By J. M. K. Vyvyan, Trinity College, Cambridge
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CHAPTER VII - The first world war
pp 171-208
- By Brian Bond, King’s College, University of London
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CHAPTER VIII - The peace settlement of Versailles 1918–1933
pp 209-241
- By Rohan Butler, All Souls College, Oxford
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CHAPTER IX - The League of Nations
pp 242-268
- By J. L. Brierly, University of Oxford;, P. A. Reynolds, University of Lancaster
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CHAPTER X - The Middle East 1900–1945
pp 269-296
- By E. Kedourie, University of London
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CHAPTER XI - INDIA AND SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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1 - India
pp 297-312
- By Percival Spear, Fellow of Selwyn College and Lecturer in History in the University of Cambridge
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2 - South-East Asia
pp 313-328
- By D. G. E. Hall
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CHAPTER XII - China, Japan and the Pacific 1900–1931
pp 329-372
- By J. W. Davidson, Australian National University, Colin Forster, Australian National University
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CHAPTER XIII - The British Commonwealth of Nations
pp 373-402
- By J. C. Beaglehole, The Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
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CHAPTER XIV - The Russian Revolution
pp 403-432
- By Isaac Deutscher
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CHAPTER XV - The Soviet Union 1917–1939
pp 433-472
- By George Kennan, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton
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CHAPTER XVI - Germany, Italy and eastern Europe
pp 473-476
- By Elizabeth Wiskemann
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Austria-Hungary 1900–1914
pp 476-480
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The Balkan Peninsula
pp 480-482
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Italy 1900–1914
pp 482-484
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The aftermath of the first world war
pp 485-492
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The Great Depression: Hitler becomes German chancellor
pp 492-496
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‘Gleichschaltung’ in Germany and Austria
pp 496-499
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Czechoslovakia 1929–1938
pp 499-502
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The attack upon Poland expands into a second world war
pp 502-511
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CHAPTER XVII - Great Britain, France, The Low Countries and Scandinavia
pp 512-513
- By Maurice Crouzet, Inspécteur général de V Instruction publique, Paris, K. Lloyd-Jones, University College of North Wales, Bangor
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The political system and the organisation of society at the beginning of the century
pp 513-514
- By Maurice Crouzet, Inspécteur général de V Instruction publique, Paris, K. Lloyd-Jones
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Government by the liberal bourgeoisie: 1900–1914
pp 514-527
- By Maurice Crouzet, Inspécteur général de V Instruction publique, Paris, K. Lloyd-Jones
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Frontmatter
pp i-xxviii

CHAPTER I - Introductory survey: On the limits of modern history
pp 1-9

CHAPTER II - The transformation of social life
pp 10-36

CHAPTER III - The world economy: Interdependence and planning
pp 37-86

CHAPTER IV - Science and technology
pp 87-111

CHAPTER V - Diplomatic history 1900–1912
pp 112-139

CHAPTER VI - The approach of the war of 1914
pp 140-170

CHAPTER VII - The first world war
pp 171-208

CHAPTER VIII - The peace settlement of Versailles 1918–1933
pp 209-241

CHAPTER IX - The League of Nations
pp 242-268

CHAPTER X - The Middle East 1900–1945
pp 269-296

CHAPTER XI - INDIA AND SOUTH-EAST ASIA

1 - India
pp 297-312

2 - South-East Asia
pp 313-328

CHAPTER XII - China, Japan and the Pacific 1900–1931
pp 329-372

CHAPTER XIII - The British Commonwealth of Nations
pp 373-402

CHAPTER XIV - The Russian Revolution
pp 403-432

CHAPTER XV - The Soviet Union 1917–1939
pp 433-472

CHAPTER XVI - Germany, Italy and eastern Europe
pp 473-476

Austria-Hungary 1900–1914
pp 476-480

The Balkan Peninsula
pp 480-482

Italy 1900–1914
pp 482-484

The aftermath of the first world war
pp 485-492

The Great Depression: Hitler becomes German chancellor
pp 492-496

‘Gleichschaltung’ in Germany and Austria
pp 496-499

Czechoslovakia 1929–1938
pp 499-502

The attack upon Poland expands into a second world war
pp 502-511

CHAPTER XVII - Great Britain, France, The Low Countries and Scandinavia
pp 512-513

The political system and the organisation of society at the beginning of the century
pp 513-514

Government by the liberal bourgeoisie: 1900–1914
pp 514-527

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