A Concise History of Europe through the Lens of Economy, Technology, Information, and War. The History of Europe provides students, teachers, and history enthusiasts the opportunity to follow the emergence of Modern Europe.

The structure of the book follows a completely different approach from the methods used so far to present events, helping students overcome the difficulties they encounter when they need to connect personalities and events during their study time. The edition is divided into four Sections.

Through various interpretative angles, the entire History of Europe is encapsulated within the context of global occurrences: from the Renaissance to the pre-Napoleonic era, the holocausts, and the establishment of global balance, the Cold War, and the political and cultural conflicts of Europe after 1989.

With maps, highlights, and the use of images, the text becomes attractive and interactive for readers, helping them to reflect on the consequences and causes of events themselves.

What makes this edition unique:

• It is a completely unique learning experience that chronologically follows events from multiple and diverse perspectives.
• It includes 41 maps that serve as a visual guide for the reader regarding the geography of the areas where political events, campaigns, and battles that shaped the boundaries of empires of the time took place.
• Commentaries interpret and compare global developments beyond the geographical boundaries of the continent.
• It presents original notes, testimonies, and comments on World War I and World War II.
• Sources and links are published online for those who wish for a more comprehensive reading on the events.