GERMAN - SOVIET RELATIONS IN THE WEIMAR ERA by Haigh, R H , D S Morris & A R Peters

Totowa, 1985, Barnes & Noble, US first edition, hard bound in dust jacket, 6x9, VG/VG condition, viii, 206 pages, notes, bibliog, index-------------------------------------------------- This book presents a comprehensive account of relations between Germany and Soviet Russia in the period known as the Weimar era, from 1919 until the summer of 1933.This relationship was influenced directly and indirectly by their individual relations with the major western powers. To a large extent, therefore, German-Soviet relations are analysed in terms of the major European diplomatic initiatives which affected both nations during the Weimar years.The book shows the relationship they forged was one influenced by perceptions of individual and mutual benefit especially in the political, economic and military fields.