Title: Guide on Europe's turbulent divisions
Product review: Norman Davis has done more for Eastern Europe than legions of politicians and business people who have sneaked behind the curtain in the last decade. As a Pole, I can only be grateful for his contribution. In this monumental and yet very accessible tome, Mr. Davis has tried to be objective and he has succeeded to a large extent. Especially important is his "European" rather than nationalistic view on history. Other continents may, however, feel neglected, and anyone looking for history of Western Civilization may feel disappointed. This book is too eurocentric;)
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