3.59 avg rating — 91 ratings

4.26 avg rating — 39 ratings

"Started this book but it's early"

3.84 avg rating — 75 ratings

"Background information. Eventually these revolutions lead to irredentist movements and other reforms, some of which help ignite the Great European Calamity. On my list to read."

4.18 avg rating — 84,838 ratings

"On my list - but I have yet to read it."

4.24 avg rating — 14,097 ratings

"Professor Clark presents detail how Europe went to war. I guess this is a controversial book because it seems to put the blame on the French and Russians. It's a good read with persuasive arguments."

4.17 avg rating — 4,707 ratings

"Another on my list because it's a story that has implications."

4.11 avg rating — 1,254 ratings

"Another on my list"

3.94 avg rating — 418 ratings

"We need to understand who one of the major players was. I wonder what would have happened if Frederick III had lived?"

3.87 avg rating — 45 ratings

"Describes in detail the events and characters who drew up the
Entente Cordiale. Written by a man who was an American diplomat in Moscow for many years."

4.50 avg rating — 32 ratings

"Excellent descriptions of life on the Eastern and Western fronts and how one particular German soldier from Alsace behaved and tried his best to survive while maintaining his personal dignity."

3.66 avg rating — 38 ratings

"Professor Berghahn has spent his entire career on Germany. "

4.16 avg rating — 21,700 ratings

"On my list"

4.37 avg rating — 1,004 ratings

"Outstanding book about the German home front as well as the military/political players (some absolute morons) from the Central Powers (this should be singularized to the one Central Power shackled to Austria-Hungary for better but mostly for worse). Loved this book."