The Collapse of the Third Republic — William L. Shirer
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Description
'The Collapse of the Third Republic' by William L. Shirer examines the political and military failures that led to France’s defeat by Nazi Germany in 1940. Drawing on his experience as a journalist in Europe and extensive historical research, Shirer traces the decline of the French Third Republic, exploring its internal divisions, political instability, military weaknesses and the decisions of its leaders in the years preceding the German invasion. He also examines the broader European crisis and the circumstances surrounding the armistice that ended France’s resistance. Combining political history with detailed narrative, the book offers an account of how a major European democracy fell in the face of German aggression during the Second World War.
Condition
Good condition, cover slightly worn
Filed under: War