The Little Dictators
The History of Eastern Europe Since 1918
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Taylor & Francis Ltd
Published:1st Nov '26
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Originally published in 1975, this book presents a lucid and comprehensive account of the political history of the different states of Eastern Europe, from the collapse of the Eastern monarchies of Russia, Germany and Austria-Hungary up to the Second World War. The author traces the history of six countries in the interwar period: Poland, Hungary, Austria, Romania, and the former Yugoslavia and democratic Czechoslovakia. Particular emphasis is placed on the economic and social problems of those nations and on the question of national minorities. The epilogue brings events up to the date of publication.
Original Reviews of The Little Dictators:
‘[The author] …manages…to touch on most of the explosive problems that plagued East Central Europe during the inter-war years, so that his work is a useful introductory guide to the political and economic systems of that time…In all, an eminently readable work.’ International Affairs
‘Particularly neat is his stitching together of domestic failures in interwar East Central Europe with the collapse of the French alliance system and the erosion of the democratic ideological model…’ Joseph Rothschild, Slavic Review Volume 35, Issue 4(1976).
ISBN: 9781041398066
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: 570g
224 pages