Making the New Europe : European Unity and the Second World War.

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Cover; Half-title; Title; Copyright; Contents; List of contributors; Acknowledgements; 1 Introduction: European unity and the Second World War; Notes; 2 The prospects for the German domination of Europe in the era of the world wars; Notes; 3 The Italian Fascist New Order in Europe; Notes; 4 The anti-Bolshevik crusade and Europe; Notes; 5 Anti-Americanism in National Socialist propaganda during the Second World War; Notes; 6 The integration of Czechoslovakia in the economic system of Nazi Germany; Notes.

7 Making the new Netherlands: ideas about renewal in Dutch politics and society during the Second World WarNotes; 8 Shaping a new Belgium: the CEP AG-the Belgian Commission for the Study of Post-War Problems, 1941-44; The CEPAG in theory and reality, 1941-44; The CEP AG's vision of post-war Belgium; The international dimension; An economy and society to serve the people; Building a framework of security around the citizen; The economic support for the social paradise; Adapting the structure of the state to its new duties; Notes.

9 Reality not rhetoric: Belgian-Dutch diplomacy in Wartime London, 1940-44Notes; 10 Political Catholicism, European unity and the rise of Christian Democracy; Notes; 11 British ideas of European unity and regional confederation in the context of Anglo-Soviet relations, 1941-45; Eastern European federations; The 'United States of Europe' and the post-war organisation of peace; The idea of a western European bloc; Notes; 12 The wartime national fronts in eastern Europe: ideal and reality; Early stages of the National Front in eastern Europe.

The wartime application of the national front strategyThe character of the victorious national fronts; Abbreviations; Notes; 13 The American challenge and the origins of the politics of growth ; Notes; Index.

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