1945 : the world we fought for
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1945 : the world we fought for
（Penguin books）
Penguin, 1995
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Nineteen forty-five
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注記
Originally published: London: Hamish Hamilton, 1985
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This is the story of the climactic year of 1945 in which World War II ended. The author's approach is to relay the picture which readers of newspapers and listeners to radio broadcasts might have received as the year unfolded.
目次
- The day
- before the dawn
- "Anglo-American relations seem rather unhappy just now"
- only a fairly Happy New Year
- "shooting our friends" - and enemies - Greece - the Ardennes
- talking of a Third World War
- liberation pains and cures - Greece - Yugoslavia
- the Red Army changes the face of the war
- the Germans "quite invincible"
- looking to the future and a Third World War again
- problems for the Black Sea Conference - Poland
- Yalta - "a new light shining"
- Yalta - "selling a bill of goods without opening the wrapper"
- the Pacific War I
- heroes and others
- managing in France
- managing in Italy, Holland, Norway, Denmark
- positioning for "the last round" in Europe - February - March 1945
- a British General Election in the offing
- the "last round" April - May 1945 - deaths of great and small
- concentration camps - "all mankind is involved"
- the British General Election - June - July 1945
- relations with Russia - Poland, San Francisco, Potsdam
- Pacific War II - from Iowa Jima and Okinawa to VJ Day - the Bomb. epilogue - the confusions of peace - the world we fought for and the problems we found in it - worsening of relations with Russia - a happier Christmas.
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