Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania in the Twentieth Century
The book, originally published in 1995, delves into significant themes and insights relevant to its field. It is part of the Routledge imprint, known for its academic rigor and contribution to scholarly discourse. The content is designed to engage readers with critical analysis and perspectives that are still pertinent today.
The book explores the evolving roles of the four Nordic states throughout the twentieth century within the context of international relations. It examines how historical events, geopolitical shifts, and cultural factors influenced their foreign policies and interactions on the global stage. By analyzing key developments, the author provides insights into the unique contributions and challenges faced by these nations in a rapidly changing world.
Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania in the Twentiety Century
This book gives the student and general reader a proper understanding of events that are seldom far from the world's headlines. The Baltic republics are too often seen only in terms of their postwar Soviet relationships. By studying them in a longer historical perspective and in their full European context, this text provides a far truer perspective on their aspirations to take their place within the European community. known before what it is like to be independent and gives background information making this an ideal text for the student or general reader with little or no knowledge in this field.