David l hoggan (74 resultados)

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Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. Forced War. Book.

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Soft Cover. Condición: Like New. 2nd English Language Softcover Ed. 819 pages. Illustrated. Comments on the back cover: ".David Hoggan explains why Hitler decided to attack Poland in 1939 and examines the shortsighted policies that made war all but inevitable. He examines the familiar claims about British 'appeasement,' the 'shameful' Munich agreement, and 'rape' of Czechoslovakia. He dismantles the often-repeated charge of sole German responsibility for the 1939 war, which for many years has been a centerpiece of the prevailing narrative of twentieth century history.Britain's actual foreign policy moves following its fateful March 31, 1939, 'blank check' guarantee to Poland, Hoggan writes, 'were directed unrelentingly toward war.' During the months leading to the outbreak of ohostilities, he adds, 'Britain was encouraging Poland to adopt a hostile policy toward Germany despite the generous terms which Hitler had offered for a lasting German-Polish settlement."The unreasonable attitude adopted by the Polish government in 1939 is no mystery when one considers the grandiose British assurances to Poland after August 1938,' Hoggan concludes. 'The Polish leaders made a German-Polish war inevitable by creating a permanent crisis and refusing to negotiate for its solution.'". Actual Causes of WWII.…

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Softcover. Condición: Good+. in wraps. Vintage Softcover, 1985, Institute for Historical Review, 250 pages. Good+, in blue wraps with white titles. Minor shelf/edge wear, one small closed tear to the rear cover and a small tape reinforcement to the bottom of the spine by the previous owner. No other flaws - all pages are clean and unmarked. 8 chapters covering a span from the American revolution to the Korean War. David Leslie Hoggan (March 23, 1923 ? August 7, 1988) was an American author of The Forced War: When Peaceful Revision Failed and other works in the German and English languages. In his 1965 book, The Myth of the 'New History': The Techniques and Tactics of the New Mythologists of American History, Hoggan attacked all of the so-called "mythologist" historians who justified dragging America into unnecessary wars with Germany twice in the 20th century. Hoggan was born in Portland, Oregon, and received his education at Reed College and Harvard University. At Harvard, Hoggan was awarded a PhD in 1948 for a dissertation on relations between Germany and Poland in the years 1938?1939. Very respectable vintage copy of a scarce work by a revisionist historian. ISBN-093948420X.LOC SSS-01.…

Hardcover. Condición: As New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: as new. Octavo, cloth, in shrinkwrap The classic Revisionist study of the origins of WWII. This myth-busting masterpiece deals a deathblow to such long-cherished legends as British "appeasement," Nazie "aggression," the "shame," of Munich, the "rape," of Czechoslovakia, and German sole guilt in the outbreak of World War ii. …

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Based on the author's Harvard University doctoral dissertation, this masterful study of the origins of the Second World War is diplomatic history of the first order. The Forced War earned praise from the eminent American historian and sociologist Harry E. Barnes, who called it 'the first thorough study of the responsibility for the causes of the Second World War in any language . likely to remain the definitive revisionist work on this subject for many years.' David Hoggan explains why Hitler decided to attack Poland in 1939 and examines the shortsighted policies that made war all but inevitable. He examines the familiar claims about British 'appeasement,' the 'shameful' Munich agreement, and the 'rape' of Czechoslovakia. He dismantles the often-repeated charge of sole German responsibility for the 1939 war, which for many years has been a centerpiece of the prevailing narrative of twentieth century history. Britain's actual foreign policy moves following its fateful March 31, 1939, 'blank check' guarantee to Poland, Hoggan writes, 'were directed unrelentingly toward war.' During the months leading to the outbreak of hostilities, he adds, 'Britain was encouraging Poland to adopt a hostile policy toward Germany despite the generous terms which Hitler had offered for a lasting German-Polish settlement.' 'The unreasonable attitude adopted by the Polish government in 1939 is no mystery when one considers the grandiose British as- surances to Poland after August 1938,' Hoggan concludes. 'The Polish leaders made a German-Polish war inevitable by creating a permanent crisis and refusing to negotiate for its solution. Completely reset and reformatted new edition. …