1st Edition
After the Versailles Treaty Enforcement, Compliance, Contested Identities
Introduction. High Politics. The Enforcement of the Treaty of Versailles, 1919–1923. Occupation. The British Zone of Occupation in the Rhineland. 'Hut ab', 'Promenade with Kamerade for Schokolade', and the Flying Dutchman: British Soldiers in the Rhineland, 1918–1929. French Policy in the Rhineland, 1919–1924. Reparations. The Reparations Debate. The Human Price of Reparations. Reparations in the Long Run: Studying the Lessons of History. Disarmament. Disarmament and Big Business: The Case of Krupp, 1918–1925. Making Disarmament Work: The Implementation of the International Disarmament Provisions in the League of Nations Covenant, 1919–1925. Self-Determination/Identities. From Lothringen to Lorraine: Expulsion and Voluntary Repatriation. The Versailles Settlement and Identity in French Flanders. 'The Sore which Would Never Heal': The Genesis of the Polish Corridor
Biography
Conan Fischer is Professor of European History at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow. His publications include Stormtroopers: A Social, Economic and Ideological Analysis, 1929-35. (1983), The German Communists and the Rise of Nazism (1991),.The Rise of the Nazis (1995 & 2002), The Rise of National Socialism and the Working Classes in Weimar Germany (1996), and The Ruhr Crisis 1923-1924 ( 2003) . He is currently completing Europe between Democracy and Dictatorship; 1900-1945 (forthcoming 2008).
Alan Sharp is Professor of International Relations and Provost of the Coleraine campus of the University of Ulster. His publications include The Versailles Settlement: Peacemaking in Paris 1919 (1991) – of which a new edition is appearing shortly,; Anglo-French Relations in the Twentieth Century: Rivalry and Cooperation (2000) - a collection of essays co-edited with Professor Glyn Stone and articles on various aspects of Lord Curzon’s tenure of the Foreign Office and the career of Sir James Headlam-Morley.
