The Resurrected Nations; Short Histories of the Peoples Freed by the Great war and Statements of Their National Claims

Written in the wake of World War I, this book explores the histories of the nations and peoples whose independence was secured by the defeat of the Central Powers. Levine's insightful analysis illuminates the political, social, and cultural factors that shaped these nations and their claims to sovereignty, making this book a valuable resource for understanding the complex legacy of the Great War.

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