دانلود کتاب Britain and Interwar Danubian Europe: Foreign Policy and Security Challenges, 1919–1936

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Cover page\nHalftitle page\nTitle page\nCopyright page\nDedication\nContents\nList of Illustrations\nAcknowledgments\nAbbreviations\nFigures\nIntroduction\n1 A New Europe or a Balkanized Europe? The British Dilemma, 1919–1921\n The shaping of the New Europe\n Habsburg restoration\n The formation of the Little Entente\n Two abortive Karlist putsches\n Conclusion\n2 The Attitudes and Calculations Determining British Policy Toward Danubian Europe, 1921–1925\n The Little Entente countries: the British perspective\n Which Hungarian government makes for stability?\n Security and money diplomacy\n The Little Entente and France: a view from Whitehall\n The Franco-Czechoslovak treaty\n Conclusion\n3 Managing Perpetual Crisis, 1925–1927\n The Locarno remedy\n A Central European Locarno\n A Balkan Locarno\n The Albanian crisis\n The tripartite agreement\n The struggle over Romania\n The Franco-Yugoslav treaty\n Conclusion\n4 The Transitional Years, 1928–1932\n Old Adam’s ways\n Yugoslavia and Italy\n Uncertain quantity: a view of the Little Entente\n Austria, Anschluss, and economic alleviation\n Conclusion\n5 The Quest for an Elusive Danubian Security, 1933–1936\n New organization and new challenges\n Austrian independence and Danubian pact\n The Balkan Entente\n Czechoslovakia: an internal and external German problem\n The Little Entente and the Soviet Union\n Yugoslavia and Italy\n The Rhineland crisis and Danubian Europe\n Conclusion\nConclusion\nNotes\nBibliography\nIndex