The Hollow Years: France in the 1930s

Fritz Stern · Eugen J. Weber

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French Historical and Cultural Studies World Wars: History, Literature, and Impact Spanish History and Politics

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Caught between the memory of a brutal war won at frightful cost and fear of another cataclysm, France in the 1930s suffered a failure of nerve. Brilliantly chronicled here by a master historian, this fateful era could neither solve insoluble problems nor escape from them.

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