History of Germany by André Maurois. This is an unused item that has been stored without being read since purchase. The condition is also good. Environment free of pets and smoking. Immediate purchase is possible. Publisher: Ronso-sha (2013/10/1) Release Date: 2013/10/1 Language: Japanese Hardcover: 303 pages Product Description A flavorful general history of Germany left by an author who inherited the French moralist tradition and continued to shine a light in a turbulent world. Table of Contents Chapter 1: Prehistory to the "Germanic Era" Chapter 2: Popes and Emperors Chapter 3: New Dynasties Chapter 4: The Dawn of the Early Modern Period Chapter 5: The Age of Political Revolutions Chapter 6: Unification by Blood and Iron Author Introduction Maurois, André [Maurois, André] [Maurois, André] His real name is Émile Salomon Wilhelm Herzog. A French Jew, born in Elbeuf, Normandy in 1885, he graduated from Lycée Corneille in Rouen. He served as an English interpreter during World War I and made his debut with the novel "The Silence of Colonel Bramble," based on his experiences. Since then, he has written numerous general histories and critical essays. He became a member of the Académie française in 1938. He died in 1967 at the age of 82. Kirimura Yasuji [Kirimura Yasuji] Born in Fukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture in 1938. Graduated from the University of Tokyo, Faculty of Letters (Sociology) in 1960 (This data was published at the time of the book's release). *This is introductory information about the author, editor, translator, supervisor, illustrator, etc., as published in the book.