1974 Norton Trade Paperback edition of The End of the European Era, 1890 to Present by Felix Gilbert 426 pages with illustrations. From back cover: Europe near the turn of the century was the center of world power, a prosperous society proud of its achievements and sure of its prospects. But there were strains beneath the surface that within a few decades would lead to the loss of European supremacy. In this volume Felix Gilbert First examines the domestic pressures that gave rise to a clash of national interests culminating in the First World War. He then analyzes the failure of efforts to achieve political and economic stability in the interview year, the rise of totalitarian forces and their new defeat in the Second World War, the reconstruction of Europe under the new conditions of the nuclear age.
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