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policies pursued, many insist that it was not inevitable that Britain should have chosen to draw closer to France and Russia before 1914, have followed the disastrous path of appeasement before 1939, or have failed to enter the EEC until the 1970s.

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Textbook 1989Latest edition provoked. Although some historians argue that Britain‘s declining power and reluctance to adapt to new challenges largely predetermined the policies pursued, many insist that it was not inevitable that Britain should have chosen to draw closer to France and Russia before 1914, have followed the dis

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From World War to Cold War,ecovered, even if the movement to independence in the Indian subcontinent, Ceylon and Burma was accelerated. At home a Labour government from 1945 proved less radical in its policies than expected. Austerity, admittedly, was more rigorous than during the war, and internationally Britain seemed desti

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Reappraisals and Readjustments,problems (notably the balance of payments deficit) confronting the country. At the same time they were expected to preserve the welfare state and put an early end to austerity and rationing, while they themselves wished to uphold and even enhance Britain’s position in the world. Churchill himself na

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,Die Kunst der Demut (1852–1855),tes of the world were making some, if hesitant progress towards the regulation of their rivalries. There were setbacks, and even at the London conference France and Italy were unable to resolve their differences. Many outstanding questions still menaced Franco-German relations, and of many of the ac