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Index
Cover Half Title Page Series Page Title Page Copyright Page Contributors Preface Introduction Europe in Agony, 1900–1945 Part I: Continuity and Change; Forces and Movements
Chapter One: Urbanization, Poverty, and Crime
Urbanization and the “Metropolis” Poverty, Welfare, and Eugenics Crime and Policing Conclusion Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Two: The Revolution in Science
Ideas The Scientific Enterprise Impact and Implications Conclusion Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Three: Feminism: Women, Work, and Politics
Women’s Suffrage Feminism, Peace, and War Work, Family, and Politics in the Interwar Years Conclusion Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Four: Modernism
The Perceptual Revolution The Early Avant-Garde From Radical Avant-Garde to the New Sobriety Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Five: The Cult of Youth
Against Degeneration Realm of Youth or Rebellion of Youth? The “Youthful Face of War” Youth in Movement: The Cult of the Body Youth and Fascism: “The Mission of the Young Generation?” Conclusion Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Six: Sexuality and the Psyche
Making the Modern Sexual Subject New Solutions to Ancient Afflictions Birth and Breeding Changing Lives Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Seven: The Economy
European Economic Performance 1900–1945 Enterprises and Economic Performance Conclusion Notes Guide to Further Reading
Part II: Before the Deluge
Chapter Eight: Europe’s World: Power, Empire, and Colonialism
Modernization and Globalization Imperialism and Politics Colonial Reform Imperialism and Identity Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Nine: Social Reform or Social Revolution?
The “Admirable Century” and Origins of the War Marxism and the Workers’ Movements Sources of Worker Consciousness Whence Post-1945 Europe? Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Ten: Modernity: Approaching the Twentieth Century
Literature The Visual Arts Performing Arts Ideas Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Eleven: Politics: The Past and the Future
Russia: Autocracy and Democracy Britain: Liberalism and Discontent Germany: Kaiser and People Austria-Hungary: Dualism and the Nationalities France: Republicanism and Socialism Conclusion Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Twelve: The Coming of War, 1914
Long-Term and Short-Term Causes of World War I The July Crisis and the Outbreak of War Conclusion: The Debate on the Origins of World War I Notes Guide to Further Reading
Part III: World War I
Chapter Thirteen: August 1914: Public Opinion and the Crisis
Perceptions of War War Aims Responses Conclusion Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Fourteen: The War in the Trenches
Capturing Prisoners of War Shell Shock: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Execution of Serving Officers and Soldiers Self-Inflicted Wounds Fraternization with the Enemy Trench Raids Conclusion Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Fifteen: The War from Above: Aims, Strategy, and Diplomacy
War Aims Strategy Diplomacy The Turning Point: November 1917–November 1918 Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Sixteen: The War and Revolution
Revolutions in the Russian Empire Revolutions in the Habsburg Empire Revolution in the German Empire Conclusion Notes Guide to Further Reading
Part IV: The Aftermath of War
Chapter Seventeen: Peacemaking after World War I
Attitudes to the Settlement The Longer View Organizing Peace? Peace Conference Structures An Overview National self-determination The League of Nations Reparations Conclusion Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Eighteen: Demobilization and Discontent
The War Postwar Problems Veterans Conclusions Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Nineteen: The Socialist Experiment
The Experiment Outlined The Experiment in the Civil War Years (1918–1921) The Experiment During the NEP (1921–1928) The Experiment Redefined (1928–1932) The Experiment Institutionalized Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Twenty: The Fascist Challenge
The New Europe Italy and the First Fascist Challenge The Wider Challenge of Right-Wing Authoritarianism The Real Fascist Challenge: The Second Wave of the 1930s Conclusion Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Twenty-One: Revisionism
Revisionism Among the Victors Revisionism Among the Vanquished Treaty Revision Begins: Locarno, 1925 German Threats, Allied Appeasement Conclusion Notes Guide to Further Reading
Part V: The New Age
Chapter Twenty-Two: The Jazz Age
Elements of Popular Culture “Americanization”: Music and the Movies Media and the Masses Spectators and Participants Music and the Public Realm Reading Popular Culture in the Jazz Age Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Twenty-Three: The Nazi New Society
Economic Reality: Productivity, Income Distribution, and Property Ownership Class, Mobility, Gender, and Race A German Identity? Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Twenty-Four: The Popular Front
Mass Politics in 1930s Europe The Origins of the Popular Front The Popular Front in Practice: France and Spain, 1935–1936 Conclusions: Decline of the Popular Front, 1937–1939 Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Twenty-Five: The Strategic Revolution
Armies and Land Warfare Air Forces Naval Warfare Conclusion Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Twenty-Six: Hitler and the Origins of World War II
Nazi Foreign Policy Appeasement The Soviet Dilemma The Outbreak of War Notes Guide to Further Reading
Part VI: World War II
Chapter Twenty-Seven: Grand Strategy and Summit Diplomacy
The Grand Alliance that Never Was The “Phoney War” The Fall of France Keep Buggering On War in the East “We’re all in it now” Where is the Second Front? Teheran War, War, Not Jaw, Jaw Moscow and Yalta Potsdam and the End of the Grand Alliance Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Twenty-Eight: The Real War
Casualties Personnel Selection Training and Replacement Policies Combat and Ideology Discipline, Psychiatry, and Punishments Killing, Brutality, and Atrocities Conclusion Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Twenty-Nine: The Home Fronts: Europe at War 1939–1945
European Geopolitics, 1939–1945 Collaboration Resistance Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Thirty: The Holocaust
What is the Holocaust? Idea and Execution Fighting the Death Sentence The Holocaust and the Modern Condition Notes Guide to Further Reading
Chapter Thirty-One: Memories of World War II and the Holocaust in Europe
West and East Germany Austria and Italy Netherlands, Belgium, France, and Denmark Poland Britain and the Soviet Union Conclusion Notes Guide to Further Reading
Bibliography Index
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