Table of Contents

Part One: Historical Background * Europe Triumphant: 1300-1900 * Europe in Crisis: 1900-1945 Part Two: The International Scene * Europe Divided: 1945-1955 * East-West Equilibrium: 1955-1975 * A New Europe Emerges Part Three: The Nation-States * Germany: West and East * The Soviet Union * Eastern Europe * The United Kingdom * France * Italy and the Vatican * The Samll States of Western and Northern Europe * The Iberian and Aegean States Part Four: Conclusion * A New Europe

About the Author

Cyril E. Black was professor of history and international studies at Princeton University. Jonathan E. Helmreich is professor emeritus of history at Allegheny College. Paul C. Helmreich is professor emeritus of history at Wheaton College. A. James Adams is professor of political science at the University of Notre Dame. Robert English is assistant professor of international relations at the Bologna centre of the School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University. Cyril E. Black was professor of history and international studies at Princeton University. Jonathan E. Helmreich is professor emeritus of history at Allegheny College. Paul C. Helmreich is professor emeritus of history at Wheaton College. A. James Adams is professor of political science at the University of Notre Dame. Robert English is assistant professor of international relations at the Bologna centre of the School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University. Cyril E. Black was professor of history and international studies at Princeton University. Jonathan E. Helmreich is professor emeritus of history at Allegheny College. Paul C. Helmreich is professor emeritus of history at Wheaton College. A. James Adams is professor of political science at the University of Notre Dame. Robert English is assistant professor of international relations at the Bologna centre of the School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University. Cyril E. Black was professor of history and international studies at Princeton University. Jonathan E. Helmreich is professor emeritus of history at Allegheny College. Paul C. Helmreich is professor emeritus of history at Wheaton College. A. James Adams is professor of political science at the University of Notre Dame. Robert English is assistant professor of international relations at the Bologna centre of the School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University.