Britain and Central Europe, 1918-1933 / by Bátonyi, Gábor

Europe in British literature and culture /

Table of Contents: “…Rossiter -- France / Thomas Hinton -- Central Europe / Richard Robinson with Julian Preece -- Ireland / Eugene McNulty and Ellen Howley -- Scandinavia / Elettra Carbone -- The Balkans and Ruritania / Alex Drace- Alex Drace-Francis Francis -- Renaissance / David Rundle -- The Enlightenment / Dorinda Outram -- Romanticism / Rüdiger Görner -- The gothic / Victor Sage -- Modernism / Sanja Bahun -- Early Modern print technologies / Thomas Roebuck -- Diplomacy / Tracey A. …”
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Britain and Poland-Lithuania : contact and comparison from the Middle Ages to 1795 /

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Facing the East in the West : images of Eastern Europe in British literature, film and culture /

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In the shadow of Munich : British policy towards Czechoslovakia from the endorsement to the renunciation of the Munich agreement (1938-1942) / by Smetana, Vít

Table of Contents: “…Acknowledgements; Introduction; Aims and methodology; Bibliographical essay; Structure of the book; British foreign policy and Czechoslovakia before Munich 1938 (Historical introduction); British strategies in the inter-war period; The 'Czechoslovak year': 1938; Britain and the crumbling of Czechoslovakia (30 September 1938 -- 15 March 1939); The implementation of Munich and its immediate impact upon British politics; The question of the Munich guarantee; Britain's policy towards Central Europe between Munich and 15 March 1939; Towards the March ides.…”
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Military operations from Kosovo to Kabul : the unique experiences of a combat lawyer / by Nelson, James

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Britain and interwar Danubian Europe : foreign policy and security challenges, 1919-1936 / by Bakić, Dragan

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The Foreign Office Mind : the Making of British Foreign Policy, 1865-1914. by Otte, T. G.

Table of Contents: “…'The tardy motions of the Austrian government': the changing politics of Central Europe'A curious transformation scene': the 'Foreign Office mind' and the mounting tensions among the Powers; 'Something in the wind': the Luxemburg crisis and British supremacy in international politics; 'Such active politicians': Great Power competition for influence after 1867; 'A general disquietude': arms and diplomacy; 'Maintaining ... the peace of Europe will not be affected by sedatives or palliatives': the coming of the Franco-German war; 'The Russian shell': the end of the Crimean settlement.…”
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The birth of neolithic Britain : an interpretive account / by Thomas, Julian

Table of Contents: “…Cover; The Birth of Neolithic Britain: An Interpretive Account; Copyright; Contents; Acknowledgements; List of Figures; 1: Introduction: The Problem; 2: The Neolithization of Southern Europe; INTRODUCTION; GREECE AND THE SOUTHERN BALKANS; STARČEVO-KÖRÖS-CRIS; THE DANUBE GORGES; THE ADRIATIC AND ITALY; THE WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN AND IBERIA; CONCLUSION; 3: The Neolithization of Northern Europe; CENTRAL EUROPE: THE LINEARBANDKERAMIK; THE NORTH EUROPEAN PLAIN AND SOUTHERN SCANDINAVIA; THE LOW COUNTRIES; NORTH-WEST FRANCE: THE EMERGENCE OF MONUMENTAL BURIAL; CONCLUSION.…”
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Never look back : the Jewish refugee children in Great Britain, 1938-1945 / by Baumel-Schwartz, Judith Tydor, 1959-

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British Diplomacy and the Concept of the Eastern Pact (1933-1935) : Analyses, Projects, Activities. by Jeziorny, Dariusz

Table of Contents: “…The Foreign Office Reaction to the French Declaration of Extending the Locarno System in East Central Europe (Mayâ#x80;#x93;June 1934); 3.4. Analysis of the French Project of 27 June 1934.…”
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Floral culture and the Tudor and Stuart courts /

Table of Contents: “…Dress ornament in the form of enamelled gold openwork floral sprays, set with pearls (probably Central Europe), c. 1600. 610-1872 © Victoria &amp -- Albert Museum, London -- Figure 4.6. …”
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