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Exile in London
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A government in exile must advance the interests of a country whose territory it does not control. The English-language collection Exile in London examines this situation through Czechoslovakia and other occupied states during World War II. Editors Vít Smetana and Kathleen Brenda Geaney bring together international historical perspectives.
The focus is on diplomatic possibilities, military contributions, propaganda, and postwar plans. The available excerpt compares British influence on Polish, Czechoslovak, and Yugoslav representatives. The text is analytical in character and assumes an interest in the history of international relations.
This international collection examines London-based governments in exile in 1939–1945 and their scope for political action.
Book information
What is Exile in London about?
The publication is organized into thematic sections on the existence of governments in exile, armed forces, postwar approaches to minority issues, and propaganda and education.
The Czechoslovak experience is compared with that of other occupied countries. A key question concerns these exiled representatives’ relationships with Britain and the other major powers. In the supplied excerpt, the historical account draws on comparisons of the governments’ political composition and British interventions in their operations.
Themes and motifs
Governing from outside occupied territory.
The possibilities and limits of diplomatic influence.
Minorities, education, and the future order.
Who is this book for?
Historians and readers of English-language scholarship on World War II.
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What is Exile in London about?
This international collection examines London-based governments in exile in 1939–1945 and their scope for political action.
What language is the e-book in?
English.
Which formats is the e-book available in?
EPUB, PDF, MOBI.
How many pages does the e-book have?
308 pages.






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