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With the collapse of the Soviet Union, the re-emergence of central Europe and moves towards monetary, economic and political union within the European Union, Europe in the 1990s is at a crossroads. This book puts the idea of Europe in its historical context, tracing it back to the ancient... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Naumann: Add a description of this character.
- Scheler
- Spengler
- Coudenhove-kalergi
- Masaryk
- Hitler
- Dawson
- Jean Monnet
- Gollwitzer
- Berdyaev
- F.
- Augustine
- Rosenberg
- Charles
- Machiavelli
- Alexander
- Wæver
- Peter Bugge
- Nolte
- Richardson
- Burke
- Mitterand
- Ortega
- Capek
- Briand
- Guizot
- Duroselle
- Wallace
- Bismarck
- Wilson
- Ripa
- Grosser
- Adam Smith
- Urwin
Setting & Locations edit
- Central Europe
- West Germany
- Prussia
- Asia
- Italy
- London
- Paris
- Jerusalem
- England
- Britain
- Soviet Union
- Berlin
- Czechoslovakia
- Rome
- Spain
- Poland
- Austria-hungary
- America
- Atlantic
- Greece
- United States
- Moscow
- Montesquieu
- Amsterdam
- Scandinavia
- Bonn
- Japan
- Uk
- Denmark
- Netherlands
- Paneuropa
- Sweden
- Brussels
- Belgium
- New York
- Vienna
- Prague
- Middle Ages
- Stuttgart
- Bohemia
First Sentence edit
The term 'Europe' has a long history, but the idea of Europe is a recent phenomenon.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Pim den Boer (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 940
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