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The Lights that Failed
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Author(s):
Zara Steiner
Publication date:
March 24 2005
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Oxford University Press
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March 24 2005
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Book chapters
pp. 1
Prologue
pp. 15
The Hall of Mirrors: Peacemaking in the West
pp. 80
Distant Frontiers: Peacemaking in the East
pp. 131
The Missing Party: The Soviet Union and the Post-War Settlements
pp. 182
The Primacy of Economics: Reconstruction in Western Europe, 1919–1924
pp. 256
The Primacy of Nationalism: Reconstruction in Eastern and Central Europe
pp. 314
Revolution from the Right: Italy, 1919–1925
pp. 349
The Geneva Dream: The League of Nations and Post-War Internationalism
pp. 387
New Dawn? Stabilization in Western Europe After Locarno
pp. 457
Faltering Reconstruction: Cracks in the Locarno Façade
pp. 494
Troubled Waters: Uncertainties in Italy, Eastern Europe, and the Soviet Union
pp. 565
Faltering Internationalism: Disarmament and Security after Locarno*
pp. 602
Conclusion: Europe Reconstructed?
pp. 635
The Diplomacy of the Depression: The Triumph of Economic Nationalismç
pp. 707
The Manchurian Crisis: The European Powers and the Far East
pp. 755
The Poisoned Chalice: The Pursuit of Disarmament
pp. 800
Part II Conclusion: The Hinge Years, 1929–1933
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