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A low dishonest decade : the great powers of Eastern Europe, and the economic origins of World War II, 1930-1941, Paul N. Hehn

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Language
eng
Work
Publication
Extent
xi, 516 pages, 4 unnumbered pages of plates
Contents
  • Schizoid British views of Nazi Germany: German moderates or German radicals. "Will nasty Mr. Hyde eat poor Dr. Jekyll?"
  • On the eve. German raw material shortages. "No butter, no eggs, but a new Reich Chancellery." British and French intimations of German collapse
  • Germany as trading partner in southeastern Europe: exploiter or godsend?
  • Germany seeks new markets and some old ones. The Czech-German trade struggle in southeastern Europe -- The
  • second phase of Nazi attempts to dominate Eastern Europe -- The
  • great power struggle for hegemony in southeastern Europe, 1935-1940. Erosion of the little entente and Balkan entente
  • German encirclement fears. The British guarantee to Poland, Romania and Greece, March-April 1939. U.S. trade relations with Germany and Britain
  • "Keeping the pot boiling" in Eastern Europe. Anglo-Romanian relations and the Leith-Ross trade mission to Romania in April 1939. Erosion of the Munich Settlement and German-British economic conflict in the Balkans -- The
  • period of retarded German hegemony in southeastern Europe, October 1939-October 1940. The Polish campaign to Italy's attack on Greece
  • Prince Paul, the man in the cage with the tiger. The March 27, 1941 Belgrade Coup, Prince Paul, the British and the Germans
  • The
  • trade wars of the 1930s: the struggle for market share and hegemony
  • Italy, the powers and Eastern Europe, 1918-1939, Mussolini, prisoner of the Mediterranean
  • France and Poland, 1918-1939. Poland: French or German satellite? -- The
  • search for raw materials: Nazi Germany's imperialist plans for the exploitation of southeastern Europe in the inter-war period -- An
  • euphoric dream: Grossraumwirtschaft, Lebensraum and British indecision before Nazi Germany's surge for world power
  • British-German trade problems. Britain threatens a clearing. Schacht's last tape: his unsuccessful attempt to gain raw materials
  • Trade rivalries in the 1930s. The Foreign Office debate on whether to keep Germany lean or fat. Britain abandons the southeastern trade
Isbn
9780826414496
Instance
Label
A low dishonest decade : the great powers of Eastern Europe, and the economic origins of World War II, 1930-1941
Title
A low dishonest decade
Title remainder
the great powers of Eastern Europe, and the economic origins of World War II, 1930-1941
Statement of responsibility
Paul N. Hehn
Creator
Subject
Language
eng
Cataloging source
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Hehn, Paul N
Illustrations
  • illustrations
  • maps
  • plates
Index
index present
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
bibliography
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  • World War, 1939-1945
  • Depressions
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • Europe, Eastern
  • Europe
Label
A low dishonest decade : the great powers of Eastern Europe, and the economic origins of World War II, 1930-1941, Paul N. Hehn
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Publication
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 465-485) and index
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volume
Carrier category code
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Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier.
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text
Content type code
txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent.
Contents
  • Schizoid British views of Nazi Germany: German moderates or German radicals. "Will nasty Mr. Hyde eat poor Dr. Jekyll?"
  • On the eve. German raw material shortages. "No butter, no eggs, but a new Reich Chancellery." British and French intimations of German collapse
  • Germany as trading partner in southeastern Europe: exploiter or godsend?
  • Germany seeks new markets and some old ones. The Czech-German trade struggle in southeastern Europe -- The
  • second phase of Nazi attempts to dominate Eastern Europe -- The
  • great power struggle for hegemony in southeastern Europe, 1935-1940. Erosion of the little entente and Balkan entente
  • German encirclement fears. The British guarantee to Poland, Romania and Greece, March-April 1939. U.S. trade relations with Germany and Britain
  • "Keeping the pot boiling" in Eastern Europe. Anglo-Romanian relations and the Leith-Ross trade mission to Romania in April 1939. Erosion of the Munich Settlement and German-British economic conflict in the Balkans -- The
  • period of retarded German hegemony in southeastern Europe, October 1939-October 1940. The Polish campaign to Italy's attack on Greece
  • Prince Paul, the man in the cage with the tiger. The March 27, 1941 Belgrade Coup, Prince Paul, the British and the Germans
  • The
  • trade wars of the 1930s: the struggle for market share and hegemony
  • Italy, the powers and Eastern Europe, 1918-1939, Mussolini, prisoner of the Mediterranean
  • France and Poland, 1918-1939. Poland: French or German satellite? -- The
  • search for raw materials: Nazi Germany's imperialist plans for the exploitation of southeastern Europe in the inter-war period -- An
  • euphoric dream: Grossraumwirtschaft, Lebensraum and British indecision before Nazi Germany's surge for world power
  • British-German trade problems. Britain threatens a clearing. Schacht's last tape: his unsuccessful attempt to gain raw materials
  • Trade rivalries in the 1930s. The Foreign Office debate on whether to keep Germany lean or fat. Britain abandons the southeastern trade
Control code
FIEb1279286x
Dimensions
24 cm.
Extent
xi, 516 pages, 4 unnumbered pages of plates
Isbn
9780826414496
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia.
Media type code
n
Other physical details
illustrations, map
System control number
(OCoLC)49859975
Label
A low dishonest decade : the great powers of Eastern Europe, and the economic origins of World War II, 1930-1941, Paul N. Hehn
Publication
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 465-485) and index
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier.
Content category
text
Content type code
txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent.
Contents
  • Schizoid British views of Nazi Germany: German moderates or German radicals. "Will nasty Mr. Hyde eat poor Dr. Jekyll?"
  • On the eve. German raw material shortages. "No butter, no eggs, but a new Reich Chancellery." British and French intimations of German collapse
  • Germany as trading partner in southeastern Europe: exploiter or godsend?
  • Germany seeks new markets and some old ones. The Czech-German trade struggle in southeastern Europe -- The
  • second phase of Nazi attempts to dominate Eastern Europe -- The
  • great power struggle for hegemony in southeastern Europe, 1935-1940. Erosion of the little entente and Balkan entente
  • German encirclement fears. The British guarantee to Poland, Romania and Greece, March-April 1939. U.S. trade relations with Germany and Britain
  • "Keeping the pot boiling" in Eastern Europe. Anglo-Romanian relations and the Leith-Ross trade mission to Romania in April 1939. Erosion of the Munich Settlement and German-British economic conflict in the Balkans -- The
  • period of retarded German hegemony in southeastern Europe, October 1939-October 1940. The Polish campaign to Italy's attack on Greece
  • Prince Paul, the man in the cage with the tiger. The March 27, 1941 Belgrade Coup, Prince Paul, the British and the Germans
  • The
  • trade wars of the 1930s: the struggle for market share and hegemony
  • Italy, the powers and Eastern Europe, 1918-1939, Mussolini, prisoner of the Mediterranean
  • France and Poland, 1918-1939. Poland: French or German satellite? -- The
  • search for raw materials: Nazi Germany's imperialist plans for the exploitation of southeastern Europe in the inter-war period -- An
  • euphoric dream: Grossraumwirtschaft, Lebensraum and British indecision before Nazi Germany's surge for world power
  • British-German trade problems. Britain threatens a clearing. Schacht's last tape: his unsuccessful attempt to gain raw materials
  • Trade rivalries in the 1930s. The Foreign Office debate on whether to keep Germany lean or fat. Britain abandons the southeastern trade
Control code
FIEb1279286x
Dimensions
24 cm.
Extent
xi, 516 pages, 4 unnumbered pages of plates
Isbn
9780826414496
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia.
Media type code
n
Other physical details
illustrations, map
System control number
(OCoLC)49859975

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