by Keith Lowe · Librairie Académique Perrin · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782262064075
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Although the Second World War officially ended in May 1945, the chaos and violence continued to ravage the European continent for years. In this essential work, Keith Lowe chronicles the post-war period, a time marked by famine, the collapse of institutions, the desire for vengeance, and ethnic cleansing that defined the reconstruction of a fractured Europe. Through rigorous analysis, the author reveals how peace did not arrive immediately, but was a long and traumatic process until stability was achieved at the end of the 1940s.
This book is an essential chronicle for understanding modern history and the legacy of the war in European society. With a detailed and human approach, Lowe explores the aftermath of the conflict, from social disintegration to the creation of a new world order, offering a necessary perspective on one of the darkest and least-known chapters of the 20th century.
