The End of the European Era: 1890 to the Present (The Norton History of Modern Europe)
by David Clay Large, Felix Gilbert, Felis Gilbert
A sweeping account of Europe's transformation from 1890 onward, tracing the continent's political upheavals, wars, and evolving identity through the twentieth century and beyond.
About This Book
This volume examines the dramatic changes that shaped Europe from the late nineteenth century through the modern era.
It explores the impact of world wars, revolutions, and the shifting balance of power across the continent.
The narrative addresses the decline of traditional empires and the emergence of new political and economic systems.
Readers gain insight into the social and cultural forces that continue to influence contemporary Europe.
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