Category:European history

B

• Baltic‎ (1 C, 11 P)

G

• Generalfeldmarschall‎ (9 P)

H

• Holy Roman Empire‎ (4 C, 11 P)

N

• Napoleonic Wars‎ (1 P)

R

• Revanchism‎ (27 P)
• Romanticism‎ (3 P)
• Rome‎ (1 C)

T

• Teutonic Order‎ (1 P)

U

• Upper Silesia‎ (1 P)

• History of Europe

A

• Academy of Social and Political Research
• Alfred-Maurice de Zayas
• Allies of World War I
• Anarchism
• Ancient Greece
• Ancient history
• Anti-Comintern Pact
• Archduke Friedrich
• Austria-Hungary

B

• Balkans campaign
• Battle of Crete
• Battle of France
• Battle of the Teutoburg Forest
• Battle of Vienna
• Battle of Waterloo
• Bertram de Colonna
• Bohemia
• Bombing of Dresden in World War II
• Bombing of Germany during World War II
• Bombing of Italy during World War II
• Bombing of Königsberg in World War II
• Bosnian War
• Brandenburg
• Brandenburgers
• Britannia
• British Isles
• Brünn
• Burgundians

C

• Campaign in Poland
• Carol II of Romania
• Carpathian Ruthenia
• Causes of World War I
• NatSoc:Causes of World War II
• Celts
• Central Powers
• Chernobyl disaster
• Christmas pickle
• Congress Poland
• Conquest of the Roman Empire
• Counter-Enlightenment
• Cracow
• Czechoslovakia

D

• Dayton Agreement
• Declarations of War during World War II
• Documents on the Expulsion of the Sudeten Germans

E

• East Prussia
• Eastern Bloc
• Eastern Front (World War I)
• Entente
• Ernst vom Rath
• European Economic Community
• Events leading to WWAC

F

• First Vienna Award
• France
• François de La Rocque
• French Revolutionary Wars
• French State
• French Third Republic
• Frisians

G

• Galicia
• Geneva Convention
• Geneva Conventions
• George VI of Great Britain
• German elections
• Germania
• Germanic peoples
• Gorla Massacre
• Goths
• Gumbinnen

H

• Hanseatic League
• Hungary

I

• Imperial Territory of Alsace-Lorraine
• Iron Curtain

J

• Jacobins
• John Sigismund, Elector of Brandenburg
• Joseph Goebbels
• Jutes

L

• League of Nations
• Lithuania
• Lord of the manor
• Lorraine
• Low Countries
• Luftwaffenhelfer
• Lusatia

M

• Magyars
• Marienwerder
• Masovia
• Mass rapes by Allied forces during World War II
• Maxime Weygand
• Middle Ages
• Migration Period
• NatSoc:Munich Agreement
• Munich Agreement

N

• Nakam
• Napoleon III of France
• Nuremberg

O

• Operation Gomorrah

P

• Pacifism
• Paris Peace Treaties
• Pillau
• Poland
• NatSoc:Polish Corridor
• Polish Corridor

R

• Reichsmarschall
• Renaissance
• Romania

S

• Scientific Revolution
• Sea Peoples
• NatSoc:Second Vienna Award
• Second Vienna Award
• Silesia
• Slovak Communist Uprising 1944
• South Tyrol
• Spain
• SS-Jagdverband Mitte
• Stettin
• Stolp

T

• Teutonic Knights
• The battle of Warsaw, 1920
• The Blitz
• Transylvania
• Treaty of Locarno
• Treaty of St. Germain
• Treaty of Trianon
• Treaty of Versailles
• Trier
• Troppau
• Tsardom of Russia

U

• Union of Crowns
• Upper Silesia

V

• Vandals
• Vaterland
• Versailles
• Vichy
• Vladimir II Monomakh
• Von Blücher brothers

W

• Waffen-SS foreign volunteers and conscripts
• Wends
• West Prussia
• Western Roman Empire
• Wilhelm II, German Emperor
• Wolfe Frank

É

• Évian Conference