History of the Twentieth Century: v.2: 1933-51 by Martin Gilbert
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History of the Twentieth Century
History of the Twentieth Century
Summary
In this second volume of three, this history of the 20th century starts from the appointment of Hitler as German Chancellor on to the end of 1965, with man about to land on the moon and with the two principal defeated states of the World War II emerging as economic powers.
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History of the Twentieth Century Reviews
'Martin Gilbert is the most prodigious author of our time... He is a phenomenon who arouses envy among less productive professional historians ... This is a fascinating treatment... I congratulate Gilbert on his good work and look forward to the next two volumes.' Paul Johnson, Sunday Times 'Sir Martin Gilbert is one of Britain's most eminent historians and prolific authors... His knowledge and scholarship make him in many ways ideally suited to write a history of our century and great insights emerge.' John Ramsden, Financial Times 'There can be few other contemporary historians who would be capable of such a work calling for so much knowledge and so resolute a control of a flood of disparate material.' Philip Ziegler, Literary Review 'Gilbert has a fine eye for ironic detail.' Orlando Figes, Sunday Telegraph
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CIN000215868XVG
9780002158688
000215868X
History of the Twentieth Century: v.2: 1933-51 by Martin Gilbert
Used - Very Good
Hardback
HarperCollins Publishers
19981116
800
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