The popular front and Central Europe : the dilemmas of French impotence, 1918-1940 / by Jordan, Nicole, 1950-

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France and conventional defense in central Europe / by Yost, David S. 1948-

Witnessing the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars in German Central Europe / by James, Leighton S.

Die Erfindung des modernen Militarismus : Krieg, Militär und bürgerliche Gesellschaft im politischen Denken der Französischen Revolution 1789-1799 / by Kruse, Wolfgang

Subjects: “…History of Central Europe.…”
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Frankreichs Außenpolitik in der Julikrise 1914 : Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte des Ausbruchs des Ersten Weltkrieges / by Schmidt, Stefan

Subjects: “…History of Central Europe.…”
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1813 : empire at bay : the Sixth Coalition and the downfall of Napoleon / by Riley, J. P.

Table of Contents: “…Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Table of Figures; List of Plates; Abbreviations; Foreword; Acknowledgements; Chapter 1 -- Europe Re-arms: the Aftermath of Napoleon's Crisis in Russia, December 1812-March 1813; Chapter 2 -- Spain and Portugal, Winter 1812-Spring 1813; Chapter 3 -- The Spring Campaign in Central Europe and the Battles of Lutzen and Bautzen, April-May 1813; Chapter 4 -- The Austrian Mediation and the Congress of Prague, June-August 1813; Chapter 5 -- The Campaign of Vitoria, May-July 1813; Chapter 6 -- The Battles in the Pyrenees, 25 July-2 August 1813 '…”
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The fall of Napoleon. by Leggiere, Michael V., 1969-

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The Napoleonic empire and the new European political culture /

Table of Contents: “…Resistance to Napoleonic reform in the Grand Duchy of Berg, the kingdom of Westphalia and the South German states / Ute Planert ; Napoleonic rule in German Central Europe : compliance and resistance / Katherine Aaslestad ; The Napoleonic administrative system in the kingdom of Westphalia / Nicola P.Todorov ; A valorous nation in a holy war : war mobilization, religion and political culture in Prussia, 1807 to 1815 / Karen Hagemann -- PART IV: The Italian peninsula and the Illyrian provinces. …”

The fall of Napoleon. by Leggiere, Michael V., 1969-

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The French Navy and the Seven Years' War / by Dull, Jonathan R., 1942-

Table of Contents: “…1. 1748-1754: An uneasy peace -- The war of the Austrian succession and the decline of Franco-British relations -- The French navy and its legacy of failure -- From competition to crisis in North America -- 2. 1755: Countering the British assault -- Louis XV and his council of state -- Negotiations fail and both sides prepare for war -- The unsuccessful attacks by Boscawen and Braddock -- The naval war widens -- The question of Hanover -- Preparing the French navy for war -- 3. 1756: France takes the offensive -- Victory at Minorca -- The capture of Oswego -- Machault's accomplishments -- The first stage of the diplomatic revolution -- The opening of hostilities in Central Europe -- 4. 1757: To the edge of victory -- The king sacrifices Machault -- New France spared -- Disaster deferred -- The second treaty of Versailles -- The convention of Klosterzeven -- Rossbach, Leuthe, and their consequences -- 5. 1758: A year of desperation -- Louisbourg lost, Canada again spared -- The French navy's other commitments -- On the defensive in Germany -- The dismissal of Bernis -- 6. 1759: The annus horribilis -- New arrangements with Austria and plans to invade Britain -- The Caribbean and the Carnatic -- The assault on Canada -- Continental war and diplomacy -- Financial crisis, naval disaster, and the king's personal loss -- 7. 1760: Adversity and revival -- Discussion at The Hague -- The French navy's reduced budget -- The end of French Canada -- The revival of the French army in Germany -- 8. 1761: Saving the navy's future -- Preserving the initiative in Germany -- The opening of negotiations -- France loses peace but gains another ally -- Spain enters the war -- Choiseul becomes naval minister -- 9. 1762: Military failures, diplomatic success -- An inglorious final campaign -- The search for peace resumes -- The best peace possible -- 10. …”
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