A history of Germany, 1815-2002 (5th ed.)

William Carr's highly praised classic History of Germany spans nearly two centuries, from the Congress of Vienna to the 1989 revolution, German unification, and beyond.

Lucid and reliable, valuable both as a work of reference and for more extended reading, this is an ideal book for students and indeed anyone wishing for a one-volume account of the subject.

This fifth edition, revised by Mark Allinson, has been updated throughout in the light of contemporary scholarship.

There is a much fuller treatment of the period following the Second World War in both East and West Germany, and the text has been extended to provide full coverage of the first decade after German unification in 1990.

The design of the book has also been updated, making it ideal for the reader's needs in every way.