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- ÉditeurVintage
- Date d'édition2020
- ISBN 10 1784703699
- ISBN 13 9781784703691
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- Nombre de pages752
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Description du livre Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A brilliant work of narrative history with an international cast of characters that captures this definitive period after the close of the Great War.'Gripping . . . An amazingly audacious and completely innovative way of writing history' WILLIAM BOYDAn enthralling narrative history with an international cast of characters that captures this definitive period after the close of the Great War.Lenin and Hitler, Einstein and Hemingway, Josephine Baker and Rosa Luxemburg, Marcus Garvey and Mustafa Kemal- key players and participants in a world on the cusp of modernity, at a moment when anything seemed possible.As the First World War reaches its awful climax, a shockwave of creative destruction is released. Europe is torn apart by revolution. America is in flames. A deadly pandemic stalks the globe. The curtain rises on a dangerous and exciting new era not unlike our own- of populists and prophets, freedom fighters and fascists, radical new ideas and clashing ideologies contesting an uncertain future.Crucible is the collective diary of this era, filled with vaulting dreams, dark fears, grubby ambitions and the absurdities of chance. Encompassing both tragedy and humour, it brings immediacy and intimacy to a moment of deep historical transformation - with consequences that echo down to today.'Dazzling . . . A compelling patchwork depiction of an era' TLS'This buoyant study of life after the Great War illuminates the part that chance plays in history' Observer Encompassing both tragedy and humour, it brings immediacy and intimacy to a moment of deep historical transformation - with consequences that echo down to today.'Dazzling . Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781784703691
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Description du livre Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware -'Gripping . . . An amazingly audacious and completely innovative way of writing history' WILLIAM BOYDAn enthralling narrative history with an international cast of characters that captures this definitive period after the close of the Great War.Lenin and Hitler, Einstein and Hemingway, Josephine Baker and Rosa Luxemburg, Marcus Garvey and Mustafa Kemal: key players and participants in a world on the cusp of modernity, at a moment when anything seemed possible.As the First World War reaches its awful climax, a shockwave of creative destruction is released. Europe is torn apart by revolution. America is in flames. A deadly pandemic stalks the globe. The curtain rises on a dangerous and exciting new era not unlike our own: of populists and prophets, freedom fighters and fascists, radical new ideas and clashing ideologies contesting an uncertain future.Crucible is the collective diary of this era, filled with vaulting dreams, dark fears, grubby ambitions and the absurdities of chance. Encompassing both tragedy and humour, it brings immediacy and intimacy to a moment of deep historical transformation - with consequences that echo down to today.'Dazzling . . . A compelling patchwork depiction of an era' TLS'This buoyant study of life after the Great War illuminates the part that chance plays in history' Observer 752 pp. Englisch. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781784703691
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Description du livre Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware -'Gripping . . . An amazingly audacious and completely innovative way of writing history' WILLIAM BOYDAn enthralling narrative history with an international cast of characters that captures this definitive period after the close of the Great War.Lenin and Hitler, Einstein and Hemingway, Josephine Baker and Rosa Luxemburg, Marcus Garvey and Mustafa Kemal: key players and participants in a world on the cusp of modernity, at a moment when anything seemed possible.As the First World War reaches its awful climax, a shockwave of creative destruction is released. Europe is torn apart by revolution. America is in flames. A deadly pandemic stalks the globe. The curtain rises on a dangerous and exciting new era not unlike our own: of populists and prophets, freedom fighters and fascists, radical new ideas and clashing ideologies contesting an uncertain future.Crucible is the collective diary of this era, filled with vaulting dreams, dark fears, grubby ambitions and the absurdities of chance. Encompassing both tragedy and humour, it brings immediacy and intimacy to a moment of deep historical transformation - with consequences that echo down to today.'Dazzling . . . A compelling patchwork depiction of an era' TLS'This buoyant study of life after the Great War illuminates the part that chance plays in history' Observer 752 pp. Englisch. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781784703691
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Crucible : The Long End of the Great War and the Birth of a New World, 1917-1924
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Description du livre Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - 'Gripping . . . An amazingly audacious and completely innovative way of writing history' WILLIAM BOYDAn enthralling narrative history with an international cast of characters that captures this definitive period after the close of the Great War.Lenin and Hitler, Einstein and Hemingway, Josephine Baker and Rosa Luxemburg, Marcus Garvey and Mustafa Kemal: key players and participants in a world on the cusp of modernity, at a moment when anything seemed possible.As the First World War reaches its awful climax, a shockwave of creative destruction is released. Europe is torn apart by revolution. America is in flames. A deadly pandemic stalks the globe. The curtain rises on a dangerous and exciting new era not unlike our own: of populists and prophets, freedom fighters and fascists, radical new ideas and clashing ideologies contesting an uncertain future.Crucible is the collective diary of this era, filled with vaulting dreams, dark fears, grubby ambitions and the absurdities of chance. Encompassing both tragedy and humour, it brings immediacy and intimacy to a moment of deep historical transformation - with consequences that echo down to today.'Dazzling . . . A compelling patchwork depiction of an era' TLS'This buoyant study of life after the Great War illuminates the part that chance plays in history' Observer. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781784703691
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Description du livre Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A brilliant work of narrative history with an international cast of characters that captures this definitive period after the close of the Great War.'Gripping . . . An amazingly audacious and completely innovative way of writing history' WILLIAM BOYDAn enthralling narrative history with an international cast of characters that captures this definitive period after the close of the Great War.Lenin and Hitler, Einstein and Hemingway, Josephine Baker and Rosa Luxemburg, Marcus Garvey and Mustafa Kemal- key players and participants in a world on the cusp of modernity, at a moment when anything seemed possible.As the First World War reaches its awful climax, a shockwave of creative destruction is released. Europe is torn apart by revolution. America is in flames. A deadly pandemic stalks the globe. The curtain rises on a dangerous and exciting new era not unlike our own- of populists and prophets, freedom fighters and fascists, radical new ideas and clashing ideologies contesting an uncertain future.Crucible is the collective diary of this era, filled with vaulting dreams, dark fears, grubby ambitions and the absurdities of chance. Encompassing both tragedy and humour, it brings immediacy and intimacy to a moment of deep historical transformation - with consequences that echo down to today.'Dazzling . . . A compelling patchwork depiction of an era' TLS'This buoyant study of life after the Great War illuminates the part that chance plays in history' Observer Encompassing both tragedy and humour, it brings immediacy and intimacy to a moment of deep historical transformation - with consequences that echo down to today.'Dazzling . Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781784703691
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Description du livre Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A brilliant work of narrative history with an international cast of characters that captures this definitive period after the close of the Great War.'Gripping . . . An amazingly audacious and completely innovative way of writing history' WILLIAM BOYDAn enthralling narrative history with an international cast of characters that captures this definitive period after the close of the Great War.Lenin and Hitler, Einstein and Hemingway, Josephine Baker and Rosa Luxemburg, Marcus Garvey and Mustafa Kemal- key players and participants in a world on the cusp of modernity, at a moment when anything seemed possible.As the First World War reaches its awful climax, a shockwave of creative destruction is released. Europe is torn apart by revolution. America is in flames. A deadly pandemic stalks the globe. The curtain rises on a dangerous and exciting new era not unlike our own- of populists and prophets, freedom fighters and fascists, radical new ideas and clashing ideologies contesting an uncertain future.Crucible is the collective diary of this era, filled with vaulting dreams, dark fears, grubby ambitions and the absurdities of chance. Encompassing both tragedy and humour, it brings immediacy and intimacy to a moment of deep historical transformation - with consequences that echo down to today.'Dazzling . . . A compelling patchwork depiction of an era' TLS'This buoyant study of life after the Great War illuminates the part that chance plays in history' Observer Encompassing both tragedy and humour, it brings immediacy and intimacy to a moment of deep historical transformation - with consequences that echo down to today.'Dazzling . Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781784703691
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