This book focuses on the European situation from the establishment of the Vienna System in the 19th century to World War II, centering on Franco-German society and radiating outwards to multiple dimensions such as international politics, social trends, and military strategy. It includes reflections on the individual lives of figures like Metternich, Einstein, and Hobsbawm, as well as inquiries into issues such as the occupation of memory, racism, and the refugee problem, building a bridge of dialogue between historical depth and contemporary facets.
本书聚焦从19世纪维也纳体系建立到第二次世界大战这一时段的欧洲局势, 以法德社会为轴心, 辐射国际政治、社会思潮与军事战略等多重维度。书中既有对梅特涅、爱因斯坦、霍布斯鲍姆等个体人生的思考, 也有对占领记忆、种族主义、难民问题等的叩问, 在历史纵深与时代切面间搭建对话桥梁。
本书聚焦从19世纪维也纳体系建立到第二次世界大战这一时段的欧洲局势, 以法德社会为轴心, 辐射国际政治、社会思潮与军事战略等多重维度。书中既有对梅特涅、爱因斯坦、霍布斯鲍姆等个体人生的思考, 也有对占领记忆、种族主义、难民问题等的叩问, 在历史纵深与时代切面间搭建对话桥梁。
