Borderlands in World History: the Maginot Line

Update: 2020-03-30

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A very brief introduction to the Maginot Line, the extensive border defense system established by France in the aftermath of the first World War. This short lecture was produced for students in my spring 2020 HIST 153 "Borderlands in World History" course at Calvin University.

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Borderlands in World History: the Maginot Line

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Borderlands in World History: the Maginot Line

Darrell J. Rohl, PhD

Borderlands in World History: the Maginot Line