Potsdam: The End Of World War Ii And Remaking Europe Michael Neiberg Basic Books Αγγλικά Βιβλία History

After Germany\ S Defeat In World War Ii Europe Lay Tatters Millions Of Refugees Were Dispersed Across The Continent Food And Fuel Scarce Britain Was Bankrupt While Germany Had Been Reduced To Rubble July 1945 Harry Truman Winston Churchill Joseph Stalin Gathered A Quiet Suburb Berlin Negotiate Lasting Peace: Peace That Would Finally Put An End Conflagration Started 1914 Under Which Could Be Rebuilt Award-Winning Historian Michael Neiberg Brings Turbulent Potsdam Conference Life Vividly Capturing Delegates\ Personalities: Trying Escape From Shadow Franklin Roosevelt Who Died Only Months Before Bombastic Seemingly Out Touch Cunning Meticulous For First Week Negotiations Progressed Relatively Smoothly But When Delegates Took Recess British Elections Replaced Both As Prime Minster Britain\ Representative At Unforeseen Upset By Clement Attlee Man Disparagingly Described Sheep Sheep\ Clothing \ Reconvened Power Dynamic Shifted Dramatically Struggled Find New Balance Advantage His Strong Position Demand Control Eastern Recompense Suffering Experienced Soviet People Armies Final Resolutions Notably Division Annexation Poland Reflected Uneasy Geopolitical Equilibrium Between East West Come Dominate Twentieth Century Expertly Shows Arrived Determined Learn Mistakes Their Predecessors Made Treaty Versailles Riven Tensions Dramatic Debates Over How Most Recent They Dimly Understood Discussions Giving Birth Global Conflict Σελίδες: 336 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0505 Διαστάσεις: 16 4X16 4Cm