WHEN WILL WAR BREAK OUT? 1938. A STUDY OF THE CRISIS

An engaging analysis of the Munich Crisis of 1938, revealing the behind-the-scenes of dirty political intrigues, propaganda spectacles, and intricate intelligence battles. Piotr M. Majewski's book is a model example of how, in the name of peace, Europe moved closer to a catastrophic war. Learn about the mechanisms that led to one of the most tragic conflicts in history.

• In-depth analysis of the Munich Crisis
• Behind-the-scenes of political intrigues and intelligence operations
• Model example of the path to war in the name of peace
• Detailed study of the causes and consequences of the crisis
• Engaging narrative based on historical facts
• Unique perspective on the events of 1938

The book "When Will War Break Out? 1938. A Study of the Crisis" is a fascinating journey through time that allows you to understand the complexity of the political situation on the eve of World War II. The author, Piotr M. Majewski, analyzes with extraordinary precision the actions of politicians, diplomats, and intelligence chiefs, revealing their motivations and strategies. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of the 20th century and the mechanisms of international conflicts.

The Krytyka Polityczna Publishing House presents readers with a publication that sheds new light on the Munich Crisis. The book is based on solid historical research and presents events from various perspectives. This allows the reader to form their own opinion on the causes and consequences of this pivotal moment in European history.

Learn about the negotiations that were supposed to prevent the war but ultimately led to it. See how propaganda and disinformation influenced public opinion and political decisions. See for yourself how close we were to avoiding a global conflict and why this opportunity was missed. "When Will War Break Out? 1938. A Study of the Crisis" is a book that forces reflection and teaches critical thinking about history.

Technical data:

Number of pages: 458

Binding: hardcover

Format: 14.5x20.5 cm

Year of publication: 2019