Europe Since 1918

by Herbert Adams Gibbons

CONTENTS

CHAPTER		PAGE
I	The Armistice of November 11, 1918	[3]
II	The Preliminaries of the Peace Conference	[18]
III	The Peace Conference at Paris	[37]
IV	The Main Features of the Treaty of Versailles	[71]
V	The Failure of the Treaty of Versailles to Win Popular Approval	[94]
VI	New Light on the Tragedy of Paris	[111]
VII	The Treaties of St.-Germain and Trianon	[119]
VIII	The Balkan Settlement and Its Effect upon Bulgaria and Albania	[133]
IX	The Proposed Devolution of the Ottoman Empire	[148]
X	The Internal Evolution and Foreign Policy of Russia under the Soviets	[167]
XI	The New Baltic Republics	[205]
XII	The Resurrection of Poland	[231]
XIII	The Creation of Czechoslovakia	[257]
XIV	The Evolution of Serbia into Jugoslavia	[273]
XV	Greater Rumania	[295]
XVI	The Tables Turned on Hungary	[317]
XVII	Austria without Her Provinces	[330]
XVIII	From Giolitti to Mussolini in Italy	[346]
XIX	Belgium after the World War	[368]
XX	Germany from 1918 to 1923	[386]
XXI	The Expansion and Debacle of Greece	[415]
XXII	The Turkish Nationalist Movement	[442]
XXIII	The Entente Powers and the Question of the Straits	[469]
XXIV	The Eastern Question before the Lausanne Conference	[491]
XXV	The Disarmament Question before the Washington Conference	[505]
XXVI	The Continuation Conferences from 1920 to 1923	[519]
XXVII	The Unsheathed Sword of France	[544]
XXVIII	France and Belgium in the Ruhr	[561]
XXIX	Interallied Debts	[585]
XXX	The Next Moves in the International Game	[599]
	Index	[611]