The Treaty of Versailles
A Reassessment After 75 Years
Herausgeber: Boemeke, Manfred F.; Glaser, Elisabeth; Feldman, Gerald D.
The Treaty of Versailles
A Reassessment After 75 Years
Herausgeber: Boemeke, Manfred F.; Glaser, Elisabeth; Feldman, Gerald D.
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This book on the Treaty of Versailles constitutes a new synthesis of peace conference scholarship. It illuminates events from the armistice in 1918 to the signing of the treaty in 1919, and scrutinizes the motives, actions, and constraints that informed decision making by the French, American, and English politicians who bore the principal responsibility for drafting the peace settlement. It also addresses German reactions to the draft treaty and the final agreement. A detailed examination of the proceedings from the point of view of the main protagonists forms the core of the investigation.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 688
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. März 2006
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 40mm
- Gewicht: 1099g
- ISBN-13: 9780521628884
- ISBN-10: 0521628881
- Artikelnr.: 21722620
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 688
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. März 2006
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 40mm
- Gewicht: 1099g
- ISBN-13: 9780521628884
- ISBN-10: 0521628881
- Artikelnr.: 21722620
Elisabeth Glaser; Prologue: 1919-1945-1989 Ronald Steel; Part I. Peace
Planning and the Actualities of the Armistice: 1. Germany's peace aims and
the domestic and international constraints Klaus Schwabe; 2. 'Had we known
how bad things were in Germany, we might have got stiffer terms': Great
Britain and the German Armistice David French; 3. French war aims and peace
planning David Stevenson; 4. Wilsonian concepts and international realities
at the end of the war Thomas J. Knock; 5. A comment Alan Sharp; Part II.
The Peacemakers and their Home Fronts: 6. Great Britain: the home front
Erik Goldstein; 7. The French peacemakers and their home front
Georges-Henri Soutou; 8. The American mission to negotiate peace: an
historian looks back Lawrence E. Gelfand; 9. Between Compiègne and
Versailles: the Germans on the way from a misunderstood defeat to an
unwanted peace Fritz Klein; 10. A comment Antony Lentin; Part III. The
Reconstruction of Europe and the Settlement of Accounts: 11. The Minorities
question at the Paris Peace Conference: the Polish Minority Treaty, June
28, 1919 Carole Fink; 12. The Rhineland question: West European Security at
the Paris Peace Conference of 1919 Stephen A. Schuker; 13. The Polish
question Piotr S. Wandycz; 14. Smoke and mirrors: in smoke-filled rooms and
the Galeries des Glaces Sally Marks; 15. The making of the economic peace
Elisabeth Glaser; 16. The balance of payments question: Versailles and
after Niall Ferguson; 17. A comment Gerald D. Feldman; Part IV. The Legacy
and Consequences of Versailles: 18. The Soviet Union and Versailles Jon
Jacobson; 19. Versailles and international diplomacy William R. Keylor; 20.
The League of Nations: toward a new appreciation of its history Antoine
Fleury; 21. A comment Diane B. Kunz; Part V. Antecedents and Aftermaths:
Reflections on the War Guilt Question and the Settlement: 22. Max Weber and
the Peace Treaty of Versailles Wolfgang J. Mommsen; 23. The construction of
the American interpretation: the pro-Treaty version William C. Widenor; 24.
British revisionism Michael Graham Fry; 25. Woodrow Wilson's image of
Germany, the war-guilt question, and the Treaty of Versailles Michael
Graham Fry; 26. A comment Gordon Martel; Bibliography; Index.
Elisabeth Glaser; Prologue: 1919-1945-1989 Ronald Steel; Part I. Peace
Planning and the Actualities of the Armistice: 1. Germany's peace aims and
the domestic and international constraints Klaus Schwabe; 2. 'Had we known
how bad things were in Germany, we might have got stiffer terms': Great
Britain and the German Armistice David French; 3. French war aims and peace
planning David Stevenson; 4. Wilsonian concepts and international realities
at the end of the war Thomas J. Knock; 5. A comment Alan Sharp; Part II.
The Peacemakers and their Home Fronts: 6. Great Britain: the home front
Erik Goldstein; 7. The French peacemakers and their home front
Georges-Henri Soutou; 8. The American mission to negotiate peace: an
historian looks back Lawrence E. Gelfand; 9. Between Compiègne and
Versailles: the Germans on the way from a misunderstood defeat to an
unwanted peace Fritz Klein; 10. A comment Antony Lentin; Part III. The
Reconstruction of Europe and the Settlement of Accounts: 11. The Minorities
question at the Paris Peace Conference: the Polish Minority Treaty, June
28, 1919 Carole Fink; 12. The Rhineland question: West European Security at
the Paris Peace Conference of 1919 Stephen A. Schuker; 13. The Polish
question Piotr S. Wandycz; 14. Smoke and mirrors: in smoke-filled rooms and
the Galeries des Glaces Sally Marks; 15. The making of the economic peace
Elisabeth Glaser; 16. The balance of payments question: Versailles and
after Niall Ferguson; 17. A comment Gerald D. Feldman; Part IV. The Legacy
and Consequences of Versailles: 18. The Soviet Union and Versailles Jon
Jacobson; 19. Versailles and international diplomacy William R. Keylor; 20.
The League of Nations: toward a new appreciation of its history Antoine
Fleury; 21. A comment Diane B. Kunz; Part V. Antecedents and Aftermaths:
Reflections on the War Guilt Question and the Settlement: 22. Max Weber and
the Peace Treaty of Versailles Wolfgang J. Mommsen; 23. The construction of
the American interpretation: the pro-Treaty version William C. Widenor; 24.
British revisionism Michael Graham Fry; 25. Woodrow Wilson's image of
Germany, the war-guilt question, and the Treaty of Versailles Michael
Graham Fry; 26. A comment Gordon Martel; Bibliography; Index.