Dictionary of Modern History 1789-1945 by A.W. Palmer (1964)

📚 A comprehensive historical reference spanning the most transformative era of modern civilization – from the French Revolution through the end of World War II.

This preloved Penguin Books edition offers concise, alphabetical entries on major personalities, events, ideas, and movements that shaped the modern world between 1789 and 1945. Perfect for students, history enthusiasts, and anyone seeking quick, authoritative insights into this pivotal period. ♻️

What's covered:
🗽 The French Revolution and its aftermath
⚔️ Major conflicts including both World Wars
👥 Key historical figures and political movements
🌍 Global events with emphasis on British, American, and Russian affairs
💡 Ideas and ideologies that transformed nations

Book Details:
✍️ Author: A. W. Palmer (Alan Warwick Palmer)
🏢 Publisher: Penguin Books
📅 Publication: c. 1964
📦 Format: Paperback
📏 Approximate Dimensions: 18 x 11 x 1.5 cm
⚖️ Weight: Approximately 200g

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Note: As a pre-ISBN era publication (books didn't receive ISBNs until 1970), this is a genuine piece of publishing history.

Ideal for collectors of vintage Penguin editions, history students, or anyone building a reference library. 📖