An Economic and Social History of Europe, 1890-1939, Volumen1

Africa agricultural American anti-Semitism areas army attempted Austria Austria-Hungary Balkans Bank became began Belgium Bolshevik Britain British Bulgaria capital cent central centres coal colonial Communist competition continued countries cultural currency declined defeat demand depression domestic dominated eastern Europe economic development elections elite empire Europe's European exports factories Fascist favoured firms force foreign France French German gold standard groups Hitler Hungary imperialism important income increased industrial industrialisation interest interwar investment Italian Italy labour land large numbers leaders loans London major manufacturing middle class migration military million movement Mussolini nationalist Nazi Nazism Netherlands nineteenth century organisations Ottoman Empire output overseas parliamentary peasants Poland political population prewar production programme railway reduced reform regime regions Reichstag remained reparations revolution Rumania Russia second industrial revolution sector social socialist party society Soviet Union Spain strike supplies tariffs taxes textiles trade unemployment United western workers