The semblance of peace : the political settlement after the Second World War
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The semblance of peace : the political settlement after the Second World War
（The Norton library, N709）
Norton, 1974, c1972
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Reprint of the ed. published by St. Martin's Press, New York
Bibliography: p. [629]-642
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In a major new study of the peace-making after the Second World War, not only in Europe but in the Far East, Sir John Wheeler-Bennett and Anthony Nicholls examine the policies set out in wartime conferences, and the gradually changing aims from the Atlantic Charter through the abortive Morgenthau Plan to the Yalta Conference, comparing them with the actual outcome in the five peace treaties that were eventually signed and the situation of a divided Germany. The Semblance of Peace is an important work of recent history, illuminating the questions of peace-keeping and of political forces in the post-war world and providing new insights into the origins of the Cold War.
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