Jan Rüger
Praise for Great Powers
This major new study not only establishes Jan Rüger as the leading historian of British-German relations but also puts the history of international relations onto a new footing. He deftly combines masterly coverage ...
Richard J. Evans
For two hundred years, Britain and Germany needed and admired each other. Then they fought two catastrophic wars. Rüger demonstrates that the conflict was not economically pre-ordained, but the avoidable result of c ...
Neil MacGregor
Jan Rüger brilliantly charts a path through the frequently changing landscape of relations between Britain and Germany over three centuries. Judicious, balanced and compelling in interpretation, the book is both ill ...
Ian Kershaw
This major new study not only establishes Jan Rüger as the leading historian of British-German relations but also puts the history of international relations onto a new footing. He deftly combines masterly coverage ...
Richard J. Evans
For two hundred years, Britain and Germany needed and admired each other. Then they fought two catastrophic wars. Rüger demonstrates that the conflict was not economically pre-ordained, but the avoidable result of c ...
Neil MacGregor
Jan Rüger brilliantly charts a path through the frequently changing landscape of relations between Britain and Germany over three centuries. Judicious, balanced and compelling in interpretation, the book is both ill ...
Ian Kershaw
This major new study not only establishes Jan Rüger as the leading historian of British-German relations but also puts the history of international relations onto a new footing. He deftly combines masterly coverage ...
Richard J. Evans
For two hundred years, Britain and Germany needed and admired each other. Then they fought two catastrophic wars. Rüger demonstrates that the conflict was not economically pre-ordained, but the avoidable result of c ...
Neil MacGregor
Jan Rüger brilliantly charts a path through the frequently changing landscape of relations between Britain and Germany over three centuries. Judicious, balanced and compelling in interpretation, the book is both ill ...
Ian Kershaw