The Consequences of the Peace
The Versailles Settlement: Aftermath and Legacy 1919-2015
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275 pages
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4 maps
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5 x 7 3/4
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© 2015
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Table of Contents

Contents
Acknowledgements
Series Introduction
Introduction
1. The Peace Settlements: Versailles, an Overview
2. The German Problem
3. The League of Nations and the United Nations
4. National Self-Determination: Wilson’s Troublesome Principle
5. Minority Protection, Disarmament and International Law
6. Ideology and the American Century
Conclusion: ‘The Peace to end Peace’
Notes
Chronology
Bibliography
Picture Sources
Index
Series Introduction
Introduction
1. The Peace Settlements: Versailles, an Overview
2. The German Problem
3. The League of Nations and the United Nations
4. National Self-Determination: Wilson’s Troublesome Principle
5. Minority Protection, Disarmament and International Law
6. Ideology and the American Century
Conclusion: ‘The Peace to end Peace’
Notes
Chronology
Bibliography
Picture Sources
Index
Review Quotes
William R. Keylor, International History Institute, Boston University
“What an intellectual feast Alan Sharp has served us with this comprehensive treatment of the peace conferences that ended the Great War!”
Margaret Macmillan Warden, St. Antony’s College, Oxford University, and author of Paris 1919
"As a glance at the table of contents shows, there are always more and interesting things to be said on the perennially fascinating question of the Paris Peace Conference. Sadly, too, there is much that is still relevant for our own troubled world."
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