Armaments and the Coming of War: Europe, 1904-1914

John W. Langdon · David Stevenson

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History and International Relations World Wars: History, Literature, and Impact Central European national history

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Introduction 1. Arms and the Men 2. Continental Equilibrium? 1904-1908 3. The Breakdown of Equilibrium in the East: From the Bosnian Crisis to the Balkan Wars, 1908-1912 4. The Breakdown of Equilibrium in the West, 1908-1912 5. The Great Acceleration, 1912-1913 6. Vials of Wrath, 1912-1914 7. Conclusion

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