Savage Continent: Europe in the Aftermath of World War II - Tapa blanda

"A superb and immensely important book." --The Washington Post

"A breathtaking, numbing account of the physical and moral desolation that plagued Europe in the late 1940s. Authoritative but never dry, stripping away soothing myths of national unity and victimhood, this is a painful but necessary historical task superbly done." --Kirkus Reviews

"Lowe's work, thoroughly researched and written with scrupulous objectivity, promises to be the year's best book on European history." --Financial Times (London)

"Deeply harrowing. Moving, measured, and provocative. A compelling picture of a continent physically and morally brutalized by slaughter." --The Sunday Times (London)

"A graphic and chilling account of the murderous vengeance, terroristic reprisals, and ferocious ethnic cleansing that gripped Europe following--and often as a direct continuation of--the Second World War. Keith Lowe's excellent book paints a little-known and frightening picture of a continent in the embrace of lawlessness, chaos, and unconstrained violence." --Ian Kershaw, author of The End: The Defiance and Destruction of Hitler's Germany, 1944-1945

"Savage Continent is a powerful and disturbing book, painstakingly researched and written with both authority and an impressive historical sweep." --James Holland, author of Italy's Sorrow and The Battle of Britain