Titlebook: East-Central Europe after the Cold War; Poland, the Czech Re Andrew Cottey Book 1995 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Die Stichprobe der Untersuchten, with both Germany and Russia as inevitable and seeking security through guarantees from the West (Britain, France and the United States). This policy collapsed in 1939 when the Western powers failed Poland, and Germany and Russia collaborated once more in its dismemberment.

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Book 1995 of International Affairs, Budapest The book is a detailed examination of the evolution of the national security policies of the countries of East-Central Europe - Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary - since the East European revolutions of 1989. It also analyses the Visegrad group regi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76473-8into an alliance with the Axis powers and conflict with its neighbours. Between 1938 and 1945 Hungary regained some of its lost territories, particularly those areas with large Hungarian populations. Defeat in the Second World War, however, saw Hungary returned to its Trianon borders.

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Hungary,into an alliance with the Axis powers and conflict with its neighbours. Between 1938 and 1945 Hungary regained some of its lost territories, particularly those areas with large Hungarian populations. Defeat in the Second World War, however, saw Hungary returned to its Trianon borders.

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Björn Christensen,Sören Christensennth centuries the region was the focus of competition and cooperation between the Prussian, Austro-Hungarian and Russian empires. In the twentieth century it has played a key role in both of the two world wars and the Cold War. The fate of East–Central Europe, in short, has been closely intertwined with the peace and security of Europe as a whole.

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Acid Precipitation over the Netherlands, ‘Little Entente’). The collapse of these alliances in 1938–39 resulted in the incorporation of the Czech lands into the German Reich, the loss of territories to Hungary and Poland, and Slovakia’s emergence as an independent state under German tutelage.

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Czechoslovakia and After, ‘Little Entente’). The collapse of these alliances in 1938–39 resulted in the incorporation of the Czech lands into the German Reich, the loss of territories to Hungary and Poland, and Slovakia’s emergence as an independent state under German tutelage.

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Poland, with both Germany and Russia as inevitable and seeking security through guarantees from the West (Britain, France and the United States). This policy collapsed in 1939 when the Western powers failed Poland, and Germany and Russia collaborated once more in its dismemberment.