Central European Wars 1918–21: Revolutions And Border In The Former Austro-Hungarian Empire Philip Jowett Osprey Publishing Αγγλικά Βιβλία History

Depicts The Forces Involved In Uprisings And Border Conflicts After Break-Up Of Austro-Hungarian Empire During World War I Had Included Peoples German Hungarian Polish Czech Slovakian Serbian Bosnian Other Origins Whose Ambitions For Independent Nationhood Were Complicated By Mutual Religious Ethnic Hostilities This Fully Illustrated Study Philip Jowett Examines Organization Appearance Internal Risings Disputes Full-Scale Wars That Followed As Composition Frontiers New National States Emerged From Immediate Chaos Principally Poland Restored Defended It Lost 18Th Century While Republic Czechoslovakia Was Established Against Both Poles Communists Austria Became A Its Paramilitary Freikorps Fought Slovenians Carinthia Various Serbo-Croat Defeated Soviet Led Bela Kun Suffered Temporary Romanian Occupation Territory Including Budapest Nationalists Austrian Gendarmes Colourful Diverse Armies These Nascent Countries Are Described Lively Account Their Foundational Years Σελίδες: 48 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0930 Διαστάσεις: 18 4X18 4Cm