I don't know if this is the right place to ask this but: What are some good book recommendations for the interwar period in Europe? The fall of Wiemar and rise of Fascism, how the French and British relations evolved with Germany during the 1919-1939 period and anything related to that.

by Crazed_Archivist

I already got a few books recommended to me:

Henry Kissinger´s - Diplomacy

Mazzucchelli´s - The Lead Years

Keyne´s - The Economic Consequences of Peace

Ikenberry´s - After Victory

Carr´s - 20 Years of Crisis

Deist´s - Germany and the Second World War Volume I

shotpun

While not about any of the things you mentioned, as a specific interwar history I strongly recommend Norman Davies' White Eagle, Red Star which touches upon the 1918-1920 Polish-Soviet War, the political and socioeconomic situation in each of its participant countries, and the implications such a conflict had for Europe at large.

Kugelfang52

Try The Inter-War Crisis 1919-1939 by Richard Overy. For the rise of the Nazis look to the first two volumes of Richard Evan’s trilogy on the Nazis.