The war that ended peace : the road to 1914 / Margaret MacMillan.
2014
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Title
The war that ended peace : the road to 1914 / Margaret MacMillan.
Author
Edition
Random House trade paperback edition.
ISBN
9780812980660 (pbk.)
0812980662 (pbk.)
0812980662 (pbk.)
Published
New York : Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2014.
Copyright
©2013
Language
English
Description
xxxv, 739 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm
Call Number
940.311 M167w 2014
System Control No.
(OCoLC)869262132
(OCoLC)869262132
(OCoLC)869262132
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 691-710) and index.
Formatted Contents Note
Europe in 1900
Great Britain and splendid isolation
"Woe to the country that has a child for king!": Wilhelm II and Germany
Weltpolitik: Germany's place on the world stage
Dreadnought: the Anglo-German naval rivalry
Unlikely friends: the entente cordiale between France and Britain
The bear and the whale: Russia and Great Britain
The loyalty of the Nibelungs: the dual alliance of Austria-Hungary and Germany
What were they thinking? Hopes, fears, ideas, and unspoken assumptions
Dreaming of peace
Thinking about war
Making the plans
The crises start: Germany, France and Morocco
The Bosnian crisis: between Russia and Austria-Hungary in the Balkans
1911: the year of discords
Morocco again
The first Balkan wars
Preparing for war or peace: Europe's last months of peace
Assassination at Sarajevo
The end of the concert of Europe: Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia
Turning out the lights: Europe's last week of peace.
Great Britain and splendid isolation
"Woe to the country that has a child for king!": Wilhelm II and Germany
Weltpolitik: Germany's place on the world stage
Dreadnought: the Anglo-German naval rivalry
Unlikely friends: the entente cordiale between France and Britain
The bear and the whale: Russia and Great Britain
The loyalty of the Nibelungs: the dual alliance of Austria-Hungary and Germany
What were they thinking? Hopes, fears, ideas, and unspoken assumptions
Dreaming of peace
Thinking about war
Making the plans
The crises start: Germany, France and Morocco
The Bosnian crisis: between Russia and Austria-Hungary in the Balkans
1911: the year of discords
Morocco again
The first Balkan wars
Preparing for war or peace: Europe's last months of peace
Assassination at Sarajevo
The end of the concert of Europe: Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia
Turning out the lights: Europe's last week of peace.
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