HIST 317

War & Conflict in 20th Cen.Eur

California Lutheran University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Why was the 20th century perhaps the bloodiest in human history? This course explores the origins, practice and outcomes of modern warfare in Europe, including the influence of ideology and philosophy as well as politics and economics. Although detailed attention is given to World War I and II, it treats warfare in its broadest possible manifestation, and examines some of the longer term socio-political, economic and moral consequences of modern wars for Europe and the world. (a/y)

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13 openSeats: 7/20 seats Last recorded: Aug 8, 2026, 3:24 PM
Class #120958Fall 2026UGRD4.0 credits
13 available7 enrolled20 capacity0 waitlist
Days & times
T/Th 2:15 PM-3:55 PM
Meeting dates
Aug 24 – Dec 11
Location
Humanities 111
Instructor
Dr. David Nelson
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