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Cover 1 Title Page 8 Copyright 9 Contents 14 List of Maps -1 Europe in 1947 2 Europe Today 3 Axis-Occupied Europe: November 1942 68 Germany and Austria: Allied Occupation Sectors 108 Central and Eastern Europe after World War Two 201 Yugoslavia 1945–91 720 Belgium in 2005 762 From Community to Union: The EU 1957–2003 767 An Ever-Expanding Union? The EU in 2004 777 List of Illustrations -1 Part One: Post-War: 1945–1953 22 Bergen-Belsen corpses 22 Soviet retribution, 1946 22 Mihailović trial, 1946 23 French retribution, 1944 23 Coal shortage, London, 1947 24 Welfare booth, London, 1946 24 Marshall Aid 25 Marshall Aid sugar arriving 25 Marshall Aid, Greece 25 Cartoon, USSR refusing Marshall Aid 25 Czech coup, 1948 26 Yugoslavia's Tito, 1948 26 Berlin Blockade, 1948 26 Schuman, Bevin and Acheson 27 Stalin with child 27 Berlin uprising, 1953 28 Rajk Trial, 1949 28 Gulag laborers, 1949–53 28 Sartre in Leningrad, 1954 29 Aron at Radio Free Europe, 1952 29 Part Two: Prosperity and Its Discontents: 1953–1971 30 Khrushchev in USSR 30 Nagy, Tildy and Maleter 30 Building Berlin Wall, 1961 30 Fassbinder poster 31 Adenauer and Berlin Wall, 1961 31 Dutch moved out of Indonesia, 1949 32 French pri
- Author
- Tony Judt
- Publisher
- The Penguin Press
- Published
- 2008
- Language
- EN
- Subjects
- Political Science, Social_sciences
- Rating
- 4.33 / 5 (43 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-14
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