War and Society in Europe 1870-1970: Volume 5

The book explores the transformation of warfare in Europe from the late 19th century through the Cold War, highlighting the impact of nationalism and technological advancements on military strategies. It examines the challenges faced by leaders during World War I and the subsequent shifts leading to World War II. Brian Bond's analysis reveals the profound influence of war on European society and the reciprocal role of civilian society in reshaping armed conflict, offering a comprehensive view of military and political dynamics from 1870 to 1970.