The Mediterranean Fleet, 1919-1929

'The Navy Records Society is particularily fortunate in its choice of editors. Paul Halpern, professor emeritus at Florida State University, is arguably the most knowledgeable naval historian concerning matters Mediterranean generally and certainly the best informed concerning this period... this is a very useful collection... of particular interest to non-naval historians.' International Journal of Maritime HistoryProfessor Paul Halpern is retired from the Department of History, Florida State University, USA. Zusammenfassung Post-First World War, the Mediterranean Fleet found itself in the Eastern Mediterranean, the Sea of Marmora, the Black Sea and the Adriatic. The collapse of the Ottoman, Russian and Habsburg empires created a vacuum of power in which different factions struggled for control.Part I: 1919: The Untidy Aftermath Of The War, Part Ii: 1920: The Black Sea And The Sea Of Marmora, Part Iii: 1921â1923: The Turkish Crisis. Part Iv: 1924â1929: The âNormalâ™ Years.

Autorentext
Professor Paul Halpern is retired from the Department of History, Florida State University, USA.

Klappentext
Following the end of the First World War the Mediterranean Fleet found itself heavily involved in the Eastern Mediterranean, the Sea of Marmora, the Black Sea and to a lesser extent, the Adriatic. This title shows the Mediterranean Fleet back to preparation for a major war, applying the lessons of World War One.

Inhalt
Part I: 1919: The Untidy Aftermath Of The War, Part Ii: 1920: The Black Sea And The Sea Of Marmora, Part Iii: 19211923: The Turkish Crisis. Part Iv: 19241929: The 'Normal' Years.

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