Introduction Italy at the Paris Peace Conference Mussolini in Power Italian Revisionism The Grandi Era 1933: Annus Diabolicus Mussolini's Danubian Strategy Italy's Imperialist Adventure The Italian Empire: A Hollow Triumph The Dictators Converge Consolidation of the Axis War Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
Details Italian diplomacy in the interim period between the two world wars.
H. JAMES BURGWYN is Professor of History at West Chester University. During a two-year leave of absence 1977-1979, he served as an Assistant Director at the Salzburg Seminar in American Studies in Salzburg, Austria. He is the author of Il Revisionismo Fascista and The Legend of the Mutilated Victory: Italy, the Great War, and the Paris Peace Conference (Greenwood, 1993) and has contributed articles in numerous journals both in America and Italy.
?[T]his new work by H.J. Burgwyn is very welcome.?-Journal of
Modern Italian Studies
?Burgwyn's clearly written survey steers a compromise course amid
conflicting recent interpretations of Mussolini's foriegn
policy.... This book's straightforward prose and chronological
arrangement will appeal to students.?-Choice
"�T�his new work by H.J. Burgwyn is very welcome."-Journal of
Modern Italian Studies
"[T]his new work by H.J. Burgwyn is very welcome."-Journal of
Modern Italian Studies
"Burgwyn's clearly written survey steers a compromise course amid
conflicting recent interpretations of Mussolini's foriegn
policy.... This book's straightforward prose and chronological
arrangement will appeal to students."-Choice
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