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Oxford University Press - Oil and the Great Powers (1914-1945)

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Description

Explore the history of oil and its impact on Europe's geopolitical landscape in this work from Oxford University Press. This book examines how a lack of oil resources constrained the economic and military power of Britain and Germany during the era of the two world wars. As these nations attempted to reclaim the independence they once held during the Age of Coal, their efforts led to strategic over-extension. This historical analysis details how the struggle for energy security influenced the rise and fall of these great powers between 1914 and 1945. It provides a deep look into how Britain sought to avoid reliance on other great powers after fighting World War I with oil imported from the United States.

Key Features

This book by Oxford University Press covers the history of oil and its role in Europe's geopolitical decline.

The text examines the specific relationship between Britain and Germany from 1914 to 1945.

Learn how the shift from the Age of Coal to oil impacted the military and economic power of major nations.

Detailed historical analysis of how oil resource constraints led to strategic over-extension for great powers.

This Abis Book provides insight into the energy dependencies of Britain and Germany during the two world wars.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
09 April 2019
Listed Since
19 September 2018

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