I am reading Stephen E. Ambrose's "Citizen Soldier". I would love a book to get the feel of 1930's Europe. Anyone that can recommend one that would be great. I am very greatful for this site,so I can learn from others with tons to share. The Omega

Check the hats etc.

http://www.fashion-era.com/hats-hair..._1930_1940.htm

I guess Paris was the center already:

http://www.amazon.com/Kikis-Paris-Ar.../dp/0810925915

http://www.amazon.com/Twilight-Years.../dp/0786709367

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Maybe others can help you with the book writers and their countries.

Maybe Hemingway is one writer worth checking.

Hope this helps!

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1930's Europe is a pretty broad subject. It all depends on what you want to focus on. I can recommend some books on Germany that cover the 1920's-1930's. Its kind of hard to say 'i want a book on the 1930's' since historians generally classify things into a 'period' based off of certain event.

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Mark Mazower's book 'Dark Continent - Europe's Twentieth Century' is well recommended and quite easy to get hold of.....

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Thanks Men, I have some understanding of USA pre 1930-45 from familiy.
Its hard to rap my mind around the concept of how the germans thought during same peroid of time. The omega