Times and Appeasement

Discover the intricate web of politics and foreign relations leading up to the Second World War in Times and Appeasement by Gordon Martel. This insightful work, published by Cambridge University Press in 2009, is a vital piece of history that delves into the meticulously edited journals of A. L. Kennedy from The Times. Spanning 332 pages, the book offers a unique first-hand perspective on Kennedy's encounters with prominent figures such as Mussolini and Hitler.

Martel expertly contextualizes the complex relationship between The Times, the British Government, and the Foreign Office, shedding light on the prevailing sentiments of 'appeasement' before WW2. Ideal for history enthusiasts and scholars, this paperback edition provides a gripping account of one of the most critical junctures in 20th-century politics. Explore the origins of conflict and the tenuous strategies of diplomacy that shaped our world today.