089341
London
2010
13×19,5
meki
933
engleski
Price: 18,00 EUR
Tony Judt’s book represents one of the most comprehensive and highly acclaimed historiographical works on the post-war history of the European continent. With exceptional analytical sharpness and narrative skill, Judt guides the reader through Europe’s complex political, economic, and social transformations – from the devastated landscapes in the immediate aftermath of the Second World War, through the Cold War divisions and the fall of the Iron Curtain, to the challenges of integration and the expansion of the European Union at the turn of the new millennium. This seminal work, commended with a special prize in the Orwell Prize listings, is essential reading for history students, political scientists, and the general public seeking a profound understanding of the contemporary European context. This edition features striking historical photographs and prominent reviews from distinguished media outlets such as the Times Literary Supplement. The edition is ideal for collectors of English-language historiography, as well as for everyday study.
