Chapter 11-The Authoritarian 1930s and the Spread of Fascism

• GERMANY: NATIONAL SOCIALISM IN POWER
• CLERICAL AUTHORITARIANISM
• FASCISM IN EASTER EUROPE
• FASCIST MINORITIES IN WESTERN EUROPE
• THE APPEAL OF FASCISM

Chapter 12: The Popular Front Era, 1934-1939

• FROM "CLASS AGAINST CLASS" TO POPULAR FRONT
• THE POPULAR FRONT IN FRANCE
• SPAIN: REPUBLIC, REVOLUTION, AND CIVIL WAR
• EUROPEAN INTELLECTUALS AND THE POPULAR FRONT
• THE EUROPEAN LEFT AFTER THE POPULAR FRONT

Chapter 13: The Paris peace Settlement Dismantled: Aggression and Appeasement 1933-1939

• HITLER’S FIRST MOVES
• THE REMILITARIZATION OF THE RHINELAND, MARCH 1936
• ITALY SHIFTS SIDES
• HITLER’S DESIGNS IN THE EAST
• CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND APPEASEMENT, 1938
• THE POLISH CRISIS, 1939: DESCENT INTO WAR
• ORIGINS OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR

Chapter 14: Hitler’s Europe: Conquest, Collaboration, and Resistance, 1939-1942

• THE NATURE OF THE CONFLICT IN 1939
• WAR IN THE EAST, 1939-1940
• WAR IN THE WEST, 1940
• WAR IN THE EAST, 1941-1942
• HITLER’S "NEW ORDER"
• COLLABORATION
• RESISTANCE

Chapter 15: From Hot War to Cold War, 1942-1949

• AMERICAN HEGEMONY IN THE WEST
• SOVIET HEGEMONY IN THE EAST
• THE BIG THREE AND THE FUTURE OF EUROPE
• ORIGINS OF THE COLD WAR
• FIRST BATTLEGROUNDS OF THE COLD WAR
• A WORLD IN TWO BLOCS, 1947-1949

Chapter 16: Ruin and Reconstruction, 1945-1953

• THE WORK OF RECONSTRUCTION
• THE LABOR GOVERNMENT IN BRITAIN, 1945-1951
• THE FRENCH FOURTH REPUBLIC
• POST WAR ITALY
• THE TWO GERMANYS
• RECONSTRUCTION AND THE ORTHODOXY IN THE SOVIET UNION

Chapter 17: The Soviet Bloc from Stalin to Khruschev

• THE SOVIET UNION: FROM REPRESSION TO DE-STALINIZATION
• EASTERN EUROPE, 1945-1953: THE SUCCESSOR STATES AS SOVIET SATELLITES
• THE STRUGGLE FOR POWER IN THE USSR, 1953-1957
• EASTERN EUROPE: THAW AND REBELLION, 1953-1956
• THE FALL OF KHRUSCHEV, 1964

Chapter 18: Europe in the Cold War: Between the Superpowers, 1947-1961

• EUROPE UNDER THE MUSHROOM CLOUD
• WESTERN EUROPE: COD WAR POLITICS AT HOME AND ABROAD
• WESTERN EUROPE: THE MOVEMENT FOR UNION
• SOVIET RIPOSTES IN EASTERN EUROPE

Chapter 19: The "New Europe": Consumer Societies and Mass Culture in the West, 1953-1973

• CONSUMER SOCIETIES
• POLITICS IN CONSUMER SOCIETIES, 1953-1968
• MASS CULTURE AND HIGH CULTURE IN THE "NEW EUROPE"
• DISCONTENT IN CONSUMER SOCIETIES: 1968 AND AFTER

Chapter 20: Divided Europe: Polycentrism and Détente, 1962-1975

• THE COLD WAR: FROM THAW TO DÉTENTE
• POLYCENTRISM IN THE COMMUNIST WORLD
• GAULLISM AND THE WESTERN "THIRD FORCE"
• THE COMMON MARKET REDIRECTED
• THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE AS ECONOMIC RIVALS
• RIVAL VERSIONS OF DÉTENTE

Chapter 21: The Soviet Bloc in the Brezhnev Era

• SOVIET PROBLEMS
• TROUBLED EASTERN EUROPE: FROM THE CZECHOSLOVAK SPRINGTIME TO THE BREZHNEV DOCTRINE, 1968-1985
• BREZHNEV’S LEGACY: STAGNATION AND MISSILES

Chapter 22: Western Europe, 1973-1989: Recession and New Doubts

• ECONOMIC STRAINS: OIL, JOBS, AND TRADE
• THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY IN THE DEPRESSION
• INTELLECTUAL AND SPIRITUAL CERTAINTIES CHALLENGED

Chapter 23: The Revolution of 1989 and After

• THE GORBACHEV EXPERIMENT, 1985-1991
• THE MORNING AFTER
• WESTERN EUROPEAN RESPONSES TO THE REVOLUTION OF 1989

Epilogue

• EUROPE ON THE EVE OF THE THIRD MILLENNIUM