The Nineteenth Century

The Nineteenth Century 

The Nineteenth Century 

1 electronic resource (86 pages) 

The file contains"The Nineteenth Century And After 1877 till 193", Vol. 741 published in November 1938. The"Nineteenth Centur" was a British monthly literary magazine founded in 1877 by Sir James Knowles. Many of the early contributors to The Nineteenth Century were members of the Metaphysical Society. The journal was intended to publish debate by leading intellectuals. This edition of the"Nineteenth Centur" has 94 pages, divided into 12 chapters. Most of the chapters are regarding the Nazi regime like"After Munic" by Harold Nicolson,"Hitlers Strategy in the International Crisi" by J.W. Street, or"Remarks of a Frenchman on the Munich Agreemen" by Jacques Rouvier,"The Expansion of German" by Paul Anderson and"World Opinion: A Press Summar" also by Paul Anderson. This chapter is divided into countries as small subchapers, in which Anderson explains the situation in each mentioned country, its foreign policy and the oppinion regarding Germany. Also poems by L. Aaronson are attached. Furthermore some advertisments, pictures and photographs are contained.