Essays on War and Society in East Central Europe, 1740-1920

This 22. volume of the monumental series War and Society in East Central Europe summarizes the literature on the subject through a series of individual studies by specialists. The series was a product of interdisciplinary research shared at scholarly conferences in the 1980s. The essays study the intriguing variations in language, religion and government in East Central Europe, as well as differences in concepts of national defense, of the characters of the armed forces and of the ways of waging war.

For all titles of the series, see: "War and Society in East Central Europe".