WESTERN EUROPE 

FRANCE

1. FRANCE’S GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY
2. CAUSES OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
3. 3 FIRST STATE
4. SECOND STATE
5. THIRD STATE
6. PROBLEMS OF POPULATION
7. CONSERVATIVE IDEAS
8. POLITICAL CLUB
9. FRENCH REVOLUTION – THINKERS
10. KEE PEOPLE OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION

    

11. IDEAS OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
12. FRENCH REVOLUTION TIMELINE
13. FRENCH REVOLUTION
14. ORIGIN OF FRENCH -REVOLUTION 1774-92
15. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
16. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
17. DIRECTORY
18. REIGN OF TERROR
19. NEPOLEAN
20. NAPOLEAN – AFTER
21. NAPOLEAN WARS
22. DIRECTORY AND NAPOLEAN 1795-1807
23. JULY REVOLUTION
24. PARIS COMMUNE

REVOLUTION OF 1848 EUROPE

1. THE REVOLUTION OF 1848
2. THE REVOLUTION OF 1848 IN ITALY
3. THE REVOLUTION OF 1848 IN AUSTRALIA
4. THE REVOLUTION OF 1848 IN GERMANY

GERMANIA

1. GERMAN GEOGRAPHY
2. GERMAN HISTORY
3. GERMANY UNIFICATION
4. SECOND REICH
5. SECOND REICH- POLITICAL STRUCTURE
6. BISMARCK AND KULTURKAMF
7. BISMARK
8. DANISH-AUSTRIA WAR
9. FRANCO PRUSSIAN WAR
10. THE AUSTRO-PRUSSIAN WAR 1864
11. WEILHEMEIN GERMANY
12. CHANCELLOR CA
13. CHANCELLOR HOHENLOHE
14. CHANCELLOR BETHMANN HOLWEGG
15. DIVIDED GERMANY – 1949 1963
16. BERLIN BLOCKADE

NAZI GERMANY

1. TREATY OF VERSAILLES
2. BIZONIA
3. SPARTACIST UPRISING 1919
4. HYPERINFLATION 1923
5. NAZI GERMANY HISTORY
6. NAZI GERMANY 1929-45
7. COLLAPSE F WORLD PEACE
8. THE GREAT DEPRESSION 29-33
9. THE GERMAN WORKERS PARTY
10. GERMAN LABOUR
11. THE FREIKORPS
12. REMILTARISATION OF THE RHINELAND
13. SUDETENLAND
14. SS

    

15. FAMOUS MEMBERS OF NAJIPARTY
16. ERNST ROHM
17. ILSE OCH
18. GREGOR STRASSER
19. RUDOLF HESS
20. SOPHIE SCHOLL
21. ADOLF HITLER FACT
22. EVA BRAUN
23. ALOIS HITLER

SPECIAL FEATURE OF NAZI GERMANY

1. NAZI EUTHANASIA
2. NAZI DICTATORSHIP
3. NAZI FOREIGN POLICY
4. NAZI GERMAN CITIZENSHIP LAWS
5. NAZI HIERARCHY
6. NAZI POLICIES AND EDUCATION
7. NAZI PROPAGANDA
8. JEWS AND ROMA PEOPLE

Western Europe is one of the richest regions of the world. Germany has the highest gross domestic product in Europe and the largest financial surplus of any country, Luxembourg has the world’s highest GDP per capita, and Germany has the highest net national wealth of any European state. European colonialism is an extremely controversial affair in world history that is also discussed today. This paper explores the influence of these happenings as the world incorporates culture of European in every step of life. Europe dominated almost the entire world and its people were leaders in science and technology. European languages, literature, and culture spread all over the globe. Decisions in Europe largely determined global events for centuries. The other continents did not approach European power until after World War 1 or World War 2. Europe consisted of constantly competing nations, and this competition spurred development. Europe achieved world hegemony in the years after 1500 A.D., primarily due to technological advancements, scientific research, the political development of nations with stable succession and continuity, and a culture dominated by Christianity. These advantages were translated into military power and projected all over the world.

CENTRAL EUROPE

• DUTCH-BEL-LUX
• ALPINE CENTER 

In the heart of Europe rests an inviting culture teeming with historic sites, classical music, fine art, and inspiring landscapes. Stroll among the grand gardens of Germany and sample Bavarian beer, wurst, and fabulous bread. In most definitions, the countries of Central Europe are Germany, Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Hungary. In some definitions, Switzerland and Croatia would also belong to Central Europe, as well as Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia, North Macedonia, and Albania.