Europe Since 1918

'Europe Since 1918' by Herbert Adams Gibbons is an illuminating journey through the aftermath of World War I, written shortly after it. Delving into the intricacies of the Armistice and the subsequent Peace Conference in Paris, the book offers a comprehensive analysis of the major treaties, including Versailles, St.-Germain, and Trianon. Gibbons explores the successes and failures of these agreements, shedding light on their impact on nations like Germany, Russia, Poland, and Italy. From the rise of new Baltic Republics to the emergence of Greater Romania, the book delves into the reshaping of European borders and the complex web of international relations post-WWI.