Essay 1. After stating at the start of chapter one in Postwar that Europe in the aftermath of the Second World War offered a prospect of utter misery and desolation, Judt qualifies this assertion by stating: “This image will have to be nuanced if we are to understand how that same shattered continent was able to recover so rapidly in the years to come.”
Based on what you have read in Chapters 1, 2, and 3, what does Judt mean by this qualification?_

Essay 2. A persistent theme in Chapters 1, 2, 1nd 3 is the impact of the United States upon Europe. Write an essay in which you thoroughly discuss this impact between the years 1941 and 1947. Be comprehensive and be specific.
Essay 3. Consider the following list:
UNRRA
Displaced Persons
Nuremberg Trials
Planning
Christian Democracy
Marshall Plan
Write an essay in which you explain the significance of each term and how, collectively, they give us insight into postwar Europe.
Note: regardless of what question is selected, your essay must show evidence that you have mastered the appropriate sections of the book Postwar.
Remember the basic rules of structuring an essay: you should have an introductory paragraph in which you lay out for the reader what you plan to write about as you answer the question. This introduction is followed by the essay “body”—a series of related paragraphs in which you essentially answer the question with a good balance of hard data (examples from the materials) and general thoughts/assertions from you about the materials. Your essay should end with a conclusion, in which you note why the question and your answer are important to our overall understanding of the human condition.