Explaining International Relations 1918-1939
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Author Description
Between 1918 and 1939 diplomats and politicians sought to create a lasting world order. However, they struggled to maintain stability in an international system still struggling with the legacy of the First World War. This eBook focuses on addressing ten of the most complex and challenging questions that face students of inter war diplomacy, including: 1. How did the decisions taken at the Paris Peace Conference affect Europe? 2. How did the decisions taken at the Paris Peace Conference affect Asia? 3. What was the significance of the Washington Naval Conference? 4. What was the significance of the Locarno Treaties? 5. How did the appointment of Hitler in 1933 affect International Relations? 6. What was the impact of the Abyssinia Crisis? 7. How did the Spanish Civil War affect international relations? 8. Why did Britain pursue a policy of appeasement? 9. Why did Stalin and Hitler sign a treaty in 1939? 10. Who is to blame for the outbreak of war in September 1939? This e-book also features additional advice on essay writing and other related subjects.
Menrva's Summary
THE THESIS
This eBook investigates the complex diplomatic and political landscape of the interwar period, focusing on the critical years between 1918 and 1939. The author addresses ten pivotal questions concerning the efforts to establish a lasting world order, the persistent challenges stemming from World War I, and the decisions that ultimately led to the outbreak of World War II. It examines key events and policies such as the Paris Peace Conference, the Washington Naval Conference, the Locarno Treaties, Hitler's rise to power, the Abyssinia Crisis, the Spanish Civil War, British appeasement, the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, and the allocation of blame for the war.
THE SCOPE MAP
- What was the impact of the decisions made at the Paris Peace Conference on Europe and Asia?
- The significance of the Washington Naval Conference and the Locarno Treaties.
- How the appointment of Hitler in 1933 reshaped international relations.
- The consequences of the Abyssinia Crisis and the Spanish Civil War on global stability.
- Analysis of Britain's policy of appeasement.
- Examination of the reasons behind the Stalin-Hitler treaty in 1939.
- Discussion on accountability for the outbreak of war in September 1939.
- Additional guidance on essay writing and related academic subjects.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
This eBook is structured to provide a clear and analytical approach to understanding the complexities of interwar international relations. By posing ten specific, challenging questions, it guides students through the key events, decisions, and policies that defined the period. The inclusion of essay writing advice further positions it as a valuable resource for academic study.
Page Count:
79
Publication Date:
2016-01-01
Publisher:
Andrews UK
ISBN-10:
1785384279
ISBN-13:
9781785384271
Non-Fiction
History
European History
Diplomacy
International relations
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