Paperback. Grey cover with red title.

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Please view our photographs and read the rubric on the rear cover. New Essays on the Origins of the Second World War, edited by Robert Boyce and Esmonde M. Robertson. This book provides a comprehensive collection of essays examining the complex diplomatic, economic, and strategic factors that led to the Second World War during the 1930s. It explores key themes such as the reassessment of appeasement, the fracture of the Anglo-French alliance, the economic pressures shaping foreign policy, and critical global flashpoints in the Soviet Union, the Middle East, and the Far East. The chapters offer deep historical insights into how these divergent national interests and international crises converged into global conflict.

This 1989 volume published by Macmillan London remains a highly-regarded academic resource for its deep exploration of pre-war diplomacy and international policy. Copies of this specific edition in “Very good” condition are actively sought after by collectors and military historians, typically commanding a market value between £15.00 and £25.00 depending on the presence of the dust jacket.

Paths to War (1989 Hardcover)  

• Market Value: Typically around £24.95 for copies in very good collectible condition.
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