A Companion to World War IJohn Horne John Wiley & Sons, 23 нояб. 2011 г. - Всего страниц: 736 A Companion to the First World War brings together an international team of distinguished historians who provide a series of original and thought-provoking essays on one of the most devastating events in modern history.
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THE MILITARY CONFLICT | 33 |
War in the West 191416 | 49 |
War in the East and Balkans 191418 | 66 |
The Italian Front 191518 | 82 |
The Turkish War 191418 | 97 |
The War in Africa | 112 |
127 | 400 |
Britain and Ireland | 403 |
141 | 415 |
France | 418 |
Germany | 432 |
156 | 444 |
GermanOccupied Eastern Europe | 447 |
Italy | 464 |
War in the West 191718 | 127 |
The War at Sea Paul G Halpern | 141 |
The War in the Air John H Morrow | 156 |
FACES OF WAR 12 Combat Stéphane AudoinRouzeau | 173 |
Atrocities Massacres and War Crimes Alan Kramer | 188 |
War Aims and Neutrality JeanJacques Becker | 202 |
Industrial Mobilization and War Economies Theo Balderston | 217 |
Faith Ideologies and the Cultures of War Annette Becker | 234 |
Demography | 253 |
Jay Winter | 254 |
Women and Men Susan R Grayzel | 263 |
Public Opinion and Politics John Horne | 279 |
Military Medicine Sophie Delaporte | 295 |
Science and Technology Anne Rasmussen | 307 |
Intellectuals and Writers Christophe Prochasson | 323 |
The Visual Arts Annette Becker | 338 |
Film and the War Pierre Sorlin | 353 |
AustriaHungary and Yugoslavia Mark Cornwall | 371 |
Belgium Sophie de Schaepdrijver | 386 |
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