Long '68

Explore the transformative year of 1968 with Richard Vinen's insightful book, Long '68. Published in 2019, this compelling narrative spans 464 pages, delving into the profound cultural conflicts and social changes that defined an era. Vinen expertly examines the widespread protests that erupted across the western world, highlighting significant events such as the massive strike by ten million French workers, which nearly toppled the state. Esteemed critics have praised this work, with Andrew Hussey from the Financial Times calling it "fresh" and "compelling," while Andrew Marr from The Times describes it as a "thoughtful, readable account" of a pivotal moment in history. Long '68 is not just a reflection on the past but an exploration of the unfinished business that continues to resonate today. Perfect for history enthusiasts and anyone interested in social movements, this book promises to engage and inform.