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Margaret MacMillan

Unraveling the Complex Legacy of the Paris Peace Conference

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Author: Margaret MacMillan

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9780375760525

Language: English

Publish Date: 09/06/2001

Audiobook length: 31min

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Chapter 1: Introduction

00:0016:41

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Chapter 2: 1 - Woodrow Wilson Comes to Europe

00:0036:00

Chapter 3: 2 - First Impressions

00:0021:28

Chapter 4: 3 - Paris

00:0024:32

Chapter 5: 4 - Lloyd George and the British Empire Delegation

00:0036:05

Chapter 6: 5 - We Are the League of the People

00:0025:46

Chapter 7: 6 - Russia

00:0053:37

Chapter 8: 7 - The League of Nations

00:0038:49

Chapter 9: 8 - Mandates

00:0022:40

Chapter 10: 9 - Yugoslavia

00:0041:27

Chapter 11: 10 - Rumania

00:0028:43

Chapter 12: 11 - Bulgaria

00:0017:21

Chapter 13: 12 - Midwinter Break

00:0030:20

Chapter 14: 13 - Punishment and Prevention

00:0021:37

Chapter 15: 14 - Keeping Germany Down

00:0036:41

Chapter 16: 15 - Footing the Bill

00:0036:38

Chapter 17: 16 - Deadlock Over the German Terms

00:0025:19

Chapter 18: 17 - Poland Reborn

00:0060:17

Chapter 19: 18 - Czechs and Slovaks

00:0037:22

Chapter 20: 19 - Austria

00:0038:24

Chapter 21: 20 - Hungary

00:0035:43

Chapter 22: 21 - The Council of Four

00:0015:08

Chapter 23: 22 - Italy Leaves

00:0082:27

Chapter 24: 23 - Japan and Racial Equality

00:0042:10

Chapter 25: 24 - A Dagger Pointed at the Heart of China

00:0060:12

Chapter 26: 25 - The Greatest Greek Statesman Since Pericles

00:0050:40

Chapter 27: 26 - The End of the Ottomans

00:0038:42

Chapter 28: 27 - Arab Independence

00:0079:02

Chapter 29: 28 - Palestine

00:0043:44

Chapter 30: 29 - Atatürk and the Breaking of Sèvres

00:0076:56

Chapter 31: 30 - The Hall of Mirrors

00:0089:45

Chapter 32: Conclusion

00:0029:35

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Who should listen Paris, 1919

"Paris, 1919" by Margaret MacMillan is a must-listen for history enthusiasts, scholars, and anyone intrigued by the complexities of post-World War I diplomacy. The audiobook offers a compelling overview of the negotiations and key figures involved in shaping the modern world, making it particularly valuable for students of history or international relations. Additionally, those interested in political strategy, the impact of war on society, and the intricate tapestry of national interests will find it enlightening. Ultimately, this audiobook appeals to anyone seeking a deeper understanding of how the Treaty of Versailles and other agreements laid the groundwork for contemporary geopolitics.

3 quotes from Paris, 1919

"Peace is not merely the absence of war; it is the presence of justice."
"The Treaty of Versailles was a peace settlement that carried within it the seeds of further conflict."
"Winners write history, but the consequences of their decisions often haunt them for generations."

Author : Margaret MacMillan

Margaret Olwen MacMillan, born in 1943, is a distinguished historian and professor at Oxford University, currently serving as Warden of St. Antony's College. Previously, she held the position of Provost at Trinity College and was a professor of history at the University of Toronto. Renowned for her expertise in history and contemporary issues, MacMillan is also a prominent media commentator, contributing valuable insights to discussions on historical and current affairs.

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