A New Europe, 1918-1923: Instability, Innovation, Recovery

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List of abbreviations
List of tables
Notes on contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part 1 Patterns of violence
	1 Imperial collapse, state-building and attempts at stabilisation: East Central Europe after the Great War
	2 An age of revolutions: Eastern and Central Europe at the end of the First World War
	3 Violence and the New Europe: the war that didn’t end
	4 After the peace settlement: frustrations and possibilities
	5 The collapse of the Versailles system during the interwar period
Part 2 Recasting public life: ideas and institutions
	6 Economic revival in East Central Europe after the Great War
	7 Boundaries of imagination: geographers and territories in East Central Europe
	8 To ‘acquire the right place among the nations’: cultural diplomacy and the new order in East Central Europe
	9 Minorities at the death of the continental European empires, 1918–1923
	10 New cities in new states
	11 Doctors and diplomats: health services in the New Europe, 1918–1923
	12 The International Committee of the Red Cross and the reconstruction of New Europe, 1918–1923
Part 3 The New Europe in memory and history
	13 Political and cultural aspects of the aftermath of the Great War in East Central Europe
	14 Wars over war memory: East Central Europe, 1918–1989
	15 The modernist turn: the New Europe and the arts, 1918–1923
	16 The future of the past in the New Europe
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