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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-94517-5jor factor in the outbreak of two world wars within a single generation which were to stimulate the post Second World War recognition that increasing unification and interdependence of these diverse elements was essential to the greater well-being of Europe and of the world.

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Die Pathogenese der pernizi?sen An?mieshing colonies around the Mediterranean basin and the Black Sea shores helped to spread urban culture. The great but ephemeral empire of Alexander of Macedon expressed an early form of political-territorial organisation: the large personal empire. It was an early European political venture beyond its own boundaries.

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The Economy to 1939,isparate regional distribution of local resources has much affected the pattern of economic geography, especially during the massive wave of industrialisation in Western Europe and the corresponding somewhat later development in Eastern Europe.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-37891-5 We see how Europe — conventionally and traditionally a continent — comprises in reality a collection of peninsulas, islands and epicontinental seas that form the western flank of the immense Eurasian landmass, itself truly the ‘world island’. The globe’s spherical form shows us clearly how fortunat

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Die Pathogenese der pernizi?sen An?mief a continuum of shifting boundaries and allegiances.. Some form of political-territorial organisation doubtless existed from the earliest times and even some contemporary ideas of state and nationhood are descended from the small and mostly city-states of Classical Greece, whose activity in establi

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