The Shadows of Total War: Europe, East Asia, and the United States, 1919-1939

Table of contents

• The Shadows of Total War - Europe, East Asia, and the United States, 1919–1939 i
• Publications of the German Historical Institute Washington, D.C iii
• Title Page v
• Contents vii
• List of Contributors ix
• Introduction 1
• Part One - Reflections on the Interwar Period 21
• 1: The Politics of War and Peace in the 1920s and 1930s 23
• 2: War and Society in the 1920s and 1930s 35
• 3: Plans, Weapons, Doctrines the Strategic Cultures of Interwar Europe 55
• Part Two - Legacies of the Great War 83
• 4: Religious Socialism, Peace, and Pacifism the Case of Paul Tillich 85
• 5: No More Peace the Militarization of Politics 97
• 6: The War's Returns Disabled Veterans in Britain and Germany, 1914–1939 113
• 7: The Impact of Total War on the Practice of British Psychiatry 129
• Part Three - Visions of the Next War 149
• 8: Sore Loser Ludendorff's Total War 151
• 9: Strangelove, or How Ernst Jünger Learned to Love Total War 179
• 10: Shadows of Total War in French and British Military Journals, 1918–1939 197
• 11: Yesterday's Battles and Future War the German Official Military History, 1918–1939 223
• 12: [The Study of the Distant Past is Futile] American Reflections on New Military Frontiers 239
• Part Four - Projections and Practice 253
• 13: [Not by Law but by Sentiment] Great Britain and Imperial Defense, 1918–1939 255
• 14: [Blitzkrieg] or Total War? War Preparations in Nazi Germany 271
• 15: The Condor Legion an Instrument of Total War? 285
• 16: Stalinism as Total Social War 295
• 17: Total Colonial Warfare Ethiopia 313
• 18: Japan's Wartime Empire in China 327
• Index 347

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