梦游者
The Sleepwalkers
Christopher Clark · 初版 2013 年
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为什么值得读
- 详尽剖析引向一战的全部复杂成因
- 引人入胜且情节扣人心弦令人欲罢不能
- 启发读者打破通俗历史定论深入探寻真相
1914年6月28日上午，当 Archduke Franz Ferdinand 及其妻子 Sophie Chotek 抵达萨拉热窝火车站时，欧洲尚处于和平之中。三十七天后，战争爆发。由此引发的冲突导致超过一千五百万人丧生，摧毁了三个帝国，并永久改变了世界历史。The Sleepwalkers 以扣人心弦的细节揭示了导致 World War I 的危机是如何逐步展开的。依托全新史料，该书以分秒必争、情节紧凑的叙事穿梭于维也纳、柏林、圣彼得堡、巴黎、伦敦
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这文章挺水的。不过我留这条评论倒也不是纯为了喷作者。如果你对引发一战的背景和事件感兴趣，那段历史其实非常精彩。去看看《梦游者》（The Sleepwalkers）吧，在这个主题上写得特别好。https://www.amazon.com/Sleepwalkers-How-Europe-Went-1914/dp/... 把历史当作政治说辞的由头确实是个巧妙的套路。我最喜欢看作者…
This is pretty weak tea. I didn't comment on it just to trash the author, though. If you're interested in the conditions and events that led up to WWI, it's a great story. Check out "The Sleepwalkers". It's a great book on the subject. https://www.amazon.com/Sleepwalkers-How-Europe-Went-1914/dp/... Using history as a jumping off point for political rhetoric is a neat device. I love it when authors…
我看过。容我推荐一本叫《梦游者》（The Sleepwalkers）的书。http://www.amazon.com/The-Sleepwalkers-Europe-Went-1914/dp/0... 我对军事力量影响的看法，都是基于切身体验得来的。
I have. May I suggest a book called "The Sleepwalkers". http://www.amazon.com/The-Sleepwalkers-Europe-Went-1914/dp/0... My comments on the effects of military power come from first hand experience.
任何对这个话题感兴趣的人，请务必去读读克里斯托弗·克拉克（Christopher Clark）写的《梦游者》（The Sleepwalkers）。它极其详尽地记录了导致战争爆发的所有因素。简直引人入胜，拿起来就放不下。
Anyone interested in this, please read "The Sleepwalkers" by Christopher Clark. Its an in depth documentation of all the factors leading up to the war. Its absolutely enthralling, I can't put it down.
…还没看，看到这个帖子真是让我深感惭愧，但我把整篇读完的时候说不定也会把它加进书单。4）偏右脑直觉与宏观思维方面，像克里斯托弗·克拉克的《梦游者》、乔纳森·斯梅尔（Jonathan Smele）对俄国内战的研究，以及理查德·桑顿（Richard Thornton）写朝鲜战争的《局外人》（Odd Man Out），都非常管用，教会了我在看待事物时去挖掘比标准叙事更深层的东西…
…Pieces yet, to my eternal shame as I read this thread, but that might also be added on this list by the time I'm complete. 4) On the right-hemisphere side of the brain, books such as Christopher Clark's "Sleepwalkers", Jonathan Smele's treatment of the Russian Civil War, and Richard Thornton's "Odd Man Out" on the Korean War have been useful in teaching me to dig deeper than the standard narrative when looking at…
…这场争论，尽管在学界它的变体一直延续至今。为了迎接一战百年纪念，2010到2014年前后出版了大量著作。我总是向大家推荐克里斯托弗·克拉克的《梦游者》，因为这书写得实在是太棒了。在极其扎实的历史写作功力上，可能也就比理查德·罗兹（Richard Rhodes）的《原子弹秘史》（The Making of the Atomic Bomb）稍微逊色一点点，但绝对同样非常值得一读。
…the argument, although its academic cousin continues on today. A lot of stuff was published around 2010-2014 in preparation for the centenary. I always recommend people check out Christopher Clark's The Sleepwalkers, because it's a really magnificent book. Maybe just a step below Richard Rhodes' The Making of the Atomic Bomb (in terms of just really truly great writing of history) but just as worthwhile to read.
…我读它已经是十多年前的事了），讲的是人们不断创新的历史。我记得当时非常喜欢它探究人们如何产生好想法的起因和方式。《梦游者：1914年欧洲如何走向战争》（The Sleepwalkers: How Europe Went to War in 1914），克里斯托弗·克拉克著。一战的起源是个被反复讲述的故事，但这本的角度丧得让人欲罢不能。我很难准确描述这本书。要是你说发生了X…
…it's been more then 10 years since I read it) it's a history of people innovating. I remember really enjoying the way it tries to get at the whys and the hows of people coming up with good ideas. The Sleepwalkers: How Europe Went to War in 1914 Christopher Clark The origin of WWI is a story that's been told repeatedly. This version is delightfully depressing. I can't quite describe the book. If you say X happening…