The Last Million: Europe's Displaced Persons from World War to Cold War
by David Nasaw
In The Last Million, David Nasaw examines Europe’s displaced persons from the aftermath of World War II through the beginning of the Cold War. The book considers displacement as both a human crisis and a significant historical issue, offering perspective on a transformative period in modern Europe.
About This Book
David Nasaw’s The Last Million explores the history of Europe’s displaced persons after World War II.
The book focuses on the period stretching from the end of the war into the early Cold War, when displacement remained a major European issue.
It places the experiences and circumstances of displaced people within the broader political and historical changes of the era.
This work offers a detailed examination of a consequential chapter in twentieth-century history.
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