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Paris 1919

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Margaret MacMillan

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Margaret MacMillan

Paul Vanderklay

Mentioned in 4 episodes

Mentioned by

David Booth

as a recent favorite exploring the Treaty of Paris and the post-World War I reordering of nations.

The Science Behind The Markets: Masters in Business with David Booth

Mentioned by

David Frum

as one of

Margaret MacMillan

's best-selling books about the beginning and the end of the First World War.

The End of the American Empire

Mentioned by

Rahm Emanuel

as a great book on the Cuban Missile Crisis.

Ambassador Rahm Emanuel

Mentioned by Alan Williams as one of the books written by Margaret MacMillan.

Nigel Biggar on Colonialism: A Moral Reckoning

Mentioned by

Steve Paikin

as his favorite book written by

Margaret MacMillan

, discussing failed attempts to create an international rules-based system after World War I.

Margaret MacMillan: Are We Headed Back to the WWI Era of Great Power Rivalry?

Mentioned by

Paul Vanderklay

as a fascinating book detailing the Paris Peace Conference.

Marcas Shera on Modernity, Consistency and Completeness

Mentioned by

Ted Rall

when discussing the Treaty of Versailles and the drawing of new borders after World War I.

Pentagon Investigates Mark Kelly Over “Illegal Orders” Video | DeProgram with Ted Rall and John Kiriakou

Mentioned by

Greg Jackson

when discussing the Treaty of Versailles and its impact.

147: Peacemaking in Paris: The Treaty of Versailles

Mentioned by

Jack Armstrong

as a book about post–World War I leaders drawing borders that separated ethnic and national groups.

It Got My Stem's Attention

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Ocke Bandixen

als ein Album von John Cale aus dem Jahr 1973, das eine merkwürdige Geschichte erzählt.

Lou Reed/John Cale (1)

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