Other Works

Professor Hitchcock has a variety of works that extend far beyond his most recent book. His research specializes in analyzing unexplored dimensions of Europe and the United States during the World Wars and Cold War era. Hitchcock's prior publications have been celebrated by many prominent historians and organizations for their depth of research and examination of overlooked perspectives. If you enjoy A Shadow Over the World, you are sure to appreciate these other works.

Selected Bibliography

The Bitter Road to Freedom

Explores the overlooked sacrifices and experiences of Europe during World War II. In this untold story, Hitchcock recognizes the vast destruction and trauma the continent suffered to achieve an Allied victory.

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The Age of Eisenhower

Reframes President Eisenhower as more than a complacent amateur but rather as a deeply intelligent and masterful statesmen who deftly managed a variety of complex crises like the Cold War, Red Scare, and Civil Rights battles.

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The Struggle for Europe

Examines the transformation of shattered postwar Europe in 1945 to a thriving, unified continent today by dissecting how prominent European leaders overcame deep divisions to build a united continent.

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The Human Rights Revolution

France Restored

Shaper Nations

The Dangerous First Year

Follows the cascade of human rights legislation after World War II and details the activists and roots for this global movement into the 1970s.

Repaints France as a key strategical player in reconstructing postwar Europe and subtly altering the Cold War dynamic with clever diplomacy.

Examines how emerging nations influence global politics and how their strategies are dominated by national identity and political divisions.

Explores how incoming Presidents often only have a crucial brief window to establish foreign policy and national security objectives.

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