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British Diplomacy and the Concept of the Eastern Pact (1933-1935) - Analyses, Projects, Activities (Paperback)
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British Diplomacy and the Concept of the Eastern Pact (1933-1935) - Analyses, Projects, Activities (Paperback)
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Jeziornys gripping book explores British diplomatic relations in
the years of 19331935, illuminating Londons attitude towards the
Eastern Pact and highlighting the way of thinking and acting of
British diplomacy towards the European and even global situation.
Was His Majestys Government interested in the success of the
initiative promoted by Moscow and Paris? Did they understand the
motives of the promoteurs? How did they react to the resistance of
countries unwilling to accept such an issue? Who were Londons main
partners to negotiate with? Could the Foreign Office be regarded
competent in dealing with European problems, especially Eastern
European ones? Were the former conclusions of the academic
literature correct in assessing the particular powers role in the
failure of the concept of the Eastern Pact? Jeziorny provides
answers to these questions through detailed analysis of
governmental materials available in The National Archives in
London, particularly the general correspondence of the British
Foreign Office at this time. A fascinating look behind the scenes
of British diplomacy and its attitudes toward the French
initiative.
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