Tatsuo Takeda: Stories of Northern European History

The history of Northern Europe is a book that has been written in a book for a thousand years by five northern European countries, including Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland. The author is a former professor at the University of Dokai, including state Swedish embassy, diplomatic and Northern European officers, the Danish Embassy, and the Istanbul. 2007, and the first edition is published in 1993 and continues to be read as an overview of this field in Japan. In fact, it is almost impossible to have a 300-page book of history in Northern Europe. We need one volume for each country. Of course, it is possible to outline the country as a convenienced structure around Finland, Norway and Iceland, which centered on Denmark and Sweden and separated from both countries. Five countries in Northern Europe have a history of overlap and not a few common parts. The author, besides placing a lot of emphasis on the subject, focused on briefly citing the plots and the flow of the drama North European History. The minimum amount of dry chronology, content and numbers was done, and the main sources of history were written mainly in mind for a simple source of reading as much fun as possible. Northern Europe, which should be known as part of the general intellectual culture, has been designed to provide enough of this book.

Korean title: 이야기 북유럽 역사

Korean author: 다케다 다쓰오

Korean publisher: 글항아리

ISBN-13: 9791169090001