ACLS Humanities E-Book: Yugoslavia at the Paris Peace Conference: a study in frontiermaking

Yugoslavia at the Paris Peace Conference: a study in frontiermaking

Lederer, Ivo J.

Year: 1963.

Publisher: Yale University Press.

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Frontmatter

Preface

Abbreviations

Guide to Pronunciation

PART I: WAR AND ARMISTICE

1. World War I and the Yugoslav Movement

2. The Genesis of Yugoslavia

3. Italy Intervenes: The Occupation of Dalmatia and Fiume

PART II: AT THE PEACE CONFERENCE

4. On the Eve of the Conference

5. The Politics of Frontiermaking: Phase 1

6. The Politics of Frontiermaking: Phase 2

7. Enter Woodrow Wilson

8. The Making of St. Germain

9. Progress without Result: September 1919 — February 1920

10. The Road to Rapallo

11. Epilogue

Appendix: The Yugoslav Delegation at the Paris Peace Conference

Bibliography

Index

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Title:

Yugoslavia at the Paris Peace Conference : a study in frontiermaking Ivo J. Lederer.

Author:

Lederer, Ivo J

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Yugoslavia at the Paris Peace Conference : a study in frontiermaking Ivo J. Lederer.
Lederer, Ivo J
New Haven: Yale University Press, 1963.

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• Paris Peace Conference -- (1919-1920)
• Yugoslavia -- History -- 1918-1945

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