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After the horrors of the First World War a dialogue began between European statesmen seeking some form of European integration as a way of achieving lasting peace. During the inter-war period this idea started to attract support in Britain even though Britain's strategic and economic interests remained focused outside Europe. This book explores Britain's relations with the continent between 1918 and 1945, focussing on diplomatic and military responses to the major crises and examining attitudes to the idea of Europe in the broader context of relations with the Empire, Commonwealth and the USA.
Contents
Introduction Peter Catterall
1. Britain and European Reconstruction after the Great War Anne Orde
2. Was There A 'British' Alternative to the Briand Plan? Robert Boyce
3. Britain and the World Disarmament Conference Dick Richardson and Carolyn Kitching
4. British Reactions to the Jewish Flight from Europe Louise London
5. Bishop Bell and Germany Alan Wilkinson
6. Appeasement and Non-Intervention: British Policy during the Spanish Civil War Enrique Moradiellos
7. Federal Union Sir Charles Kimber
8. Defending the Empire or Defeating the Enemy: British War Aims 1938-47 Michael Dockrill
9. Special in Relation to What? Anglo-American Relations in the Second World War Alan Dobson
10. The Battle of Britain John Ray
11. Britain and the Resistance in Europe 1939-45 Ralph White
12. Britain and Eastern Europe during the Second World War Anita J. Prazmowska
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