Encyclopedia of European PeoplesPresents an alphabetical listing of information on the origins, prehistory, history, culture, languages, relationships to other cultures and more regarding European peoples. |
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This is not a scientific paper but a collage of thoughts of the authors, an essay. It is full of unforgivable historiographic errors like: pg 619"...Romania regains and then loses Transylvania to Soviet Union...". Maybe this happened in a parallel universe not ours. Lousy job done by the two authors...Doesn't worth the time to read it.
Contents
European Peoples with Entries in this Book with Alternate Names and Groupings | 877 |
European Peoples Organized by Primary Ancestral Language Family Nationalities or Regions | 883 |
The Languages of Europe Past and Present | 887 |
The Geography of Europe | 890 |
Hominids the Earliest Europeans | 893 |
Individuals Mentioned in Text Through the Nineteenth Century with Birth and Death Dates Organized by Peoples | 900 |
List of Individuals Featuured in Biographical Sidebars | 920 |
Chronology of European Prehistory and History | 921 |
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