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of the old order

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This interesting study concerns itself with the upheavals following the collapse of the Old Order in November 1918: the social and political unrest that swept Europe (and to some degree, Britain), in particular the threat of radical revolution or Bolshevism exported by the new Soviet dictatorship in Russia.
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