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INTERNET MODERN HISTORY SOURCEBOOK: War, Conflict & Progress

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IMPORTANT: New Structure for the Modern History Sourcebook

As of January 20 1999, the Internet Modern History Sourcebook has been completely reorganized.  Each of the main sections had became too large [nearly 300k] to maintain as one file.  To see the new arrangement go to the Main Index.  The four older index files - Early Modern | Three Revolutions | 19th Century | Modern World (this page) - will all remain available indefinitely, and the URLs of individual files will not alter. But no new texts (after 12/31/1998) will be added to these large index pages. For new texts, use the new structure, or check the New Additions page.

The new structure also includes a comprehensive Full Texts index, a HELP! page, and a Search page.

CONTENTS


VII: The End of European Hegemony

World War I

The Russian Revolution

An Age of Anxiety? The Inter-War Years

Economic Problems and the Depression

Nazism and World War II

The Holocaust

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VIII: The World Since 1945

A Bipolar World

America as World Leader: External Power, Internal Change


Europe, Yalta to Malta

Decolonization

Modern Latin America

Globalization


Social Movements

Post-War Popular Culture

Post-World War II Philosophy

Post-World War II Religious Thought


Science, Technology and the Transformation in the Means of Production

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