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Northern European Overture To War 19391941 From Memel To Barbarossa Michael H Clemmesen

Name: Northern European Overture To War 19391941 From Memel To Barbarossa Michael H Clemmesen
SKU: BELL-4738964
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Northern European Overture To War 19391941 From Memel To Barbarossa Michael H Clemmesen instant download after payment.

Publisher: Brill Academic Publishers

File Extension: PDF

File size: 10.58 MB

Pages: 537

Author: Michael H. Clemmesen, Marcus S. Faulkner

ISBN: 9789004249080, 9004249087

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Northern European Overture To War 19391941 From Memel To Barbarossa Michael H Clemmesen by Michael H. Clemmesen, Marcus S. Faulkner 9789004249080, 9004249087 instant download after payment.

While the German invasion of Poland in September 1939 was a pivotal moment in European history and precipitated the outbreak of the Second World War western historiography has largely neglected Northern Europe. Two questions dominated the course of events, the Anglo-German contest for control of the access to the Atlantic Ocean and the Soviet-German contest for control of their former territories as a precursor to the future Total War they expected to wage against each other. This anthology of 23 essays considers both these issues collectively and provides a new international perspective on the region’s transition from the relative peace of the interwar era to the all out war following the German invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941.