In the original dust jacket. Navy cloth binding with white title on the spine.

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Please view our photographs and the rubric on the inside cover to the dust jacket. The United States and East Central Europe 1914-18: A Study in Wilsonian Diplomacy and Propaganda is a seminal historical work written by Victor S. Mamatey and published by Princeton University Press in 1957. This highly regarded volume explores the intersection of American foreign policy, Woodrow Wilson’s diplomatic strategies, and regional national movements during the First World War. 

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Key Book Details & Overview

• Focus & Content: The book is widely praised by historians for its meticulous examination of how United States foreign policy evolved from trying to detach Austria-Hungary from Germany to ultimately supporting the self-determination and break-up of the Habsburg Empire into independent nations. 
• Physical Specifications: It is a hardcover academic volume containing 431 pages. It features a standard octavo size (~6.8 x 9.6 inches) typical of Princeton University Press editions from this era.