|  | Horne, John A Companion to World War I Blackwell Companions to World History
  1. Edition January 2012 33.90 Euro 2012. 728 Pages, Softcover ISBN 978-1-119-96870-2 - John Wiley & Sons
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| Short description A Companion to the First World War brings together a team of distinguished historians from 10 countries who contribute 38 substantial and thought-provoking chapters. In addition to covering the military history of the war and the individual states involved, contributors explore major themes such as war crimes, occupations, film, and gender. Reflecting the latest historical research, this Companion enriches our understanding of the origins, nature, and impact of what remains one of the most devastating events in modern history.
From the contents List of Maps viii
Notes on Contributors ix
Editor's Acknowledgments xv
Introduction xvi John Horne
PART I ORIGINS 1
1 The War Imagined: 1890-1914 3 Gerd Krumeich
2 The War Explained: 1914 to the Present 19 John F. V. Keiger
PART II THE MILITARY CONFLICT 33
3 The War Experienced: Command, Strategy, and Tactics, 1914-18 35 Hew Strachan
4 War in the West, 1914-16 49 Holger H. Herwig
5 War in the East and Balkans, 1914-18 66 Dennis Showalter
6 The Italian Front, 1915-18 82 Giorgio Rochat
7 The Turkish War, 1914-18 97 Ulrich Trumpener
8 The War in Africa 112 David Killingray
9 War in the West, 1917-18 127 Robin Prior and Trevor Wilson
10 The War at Sea 141 Paul G. Halpern
11 The War in the Air 156 John H. Morrow, Jr.
PART III FACES OF WAR 171
12 Combat 173 Stéphane Audoin-Rouzeau
13 Combatants and Noncombatants: Atrocities, Massacres, and War Crimes 188 Alan Kramer
14 War Aims and Neutrality 202 Jean-Jacques Becker
15 Industrial Mobilization and War Economies 217 Theo Balderston
16 Faith, Ideologies, and the "Cultures of War" 234 Annette Becker
17 Demography 248 Jay Winter
18 Women and Men 263 Susan R. Grayzel
19 Public Opinion and Politics 279 John Horne
20 Military Medicine 295 Sophie Delaporte
21 Science and Technology 307 Anne Rasmussen
22 Intellectuals and Writers 323 Christophe Prochasson
23 The Visual Arts 338 Annette Becker
24 Film and the War 353 Pierre Sorlin
PART IV STATES, NATIONS, AND EMPIRES 369
25 Austria-Hungary and "Yugoslavia" 371 Mark Cornwall
26 Belgium 386 Sophie de Schaepdrijver
27 Britain and Ireland 403 Adrian Gregory
28 France 418 Leonard V. Smith
29 Germany 432 Gerhard Hirschfeld
30 German-Occupied Eastern Europe 447 Vejas Gabriel Liulevicius
31 Italy 464 Antonio Gibelli
32 Russia 479 Eric Lohr
33 The Ottoman Empire 494 Hamit Bozarslan
34 The United States 508 Jennifer D. Keene
35 The French and British Empires 524 Robert Aldrich and Christopher Hilliard
PART V LEGACIES 541
36 The Peace Settlement, 1919-39 543 Carole Fink
37 War after the War: Conflicts, 1919-23 558 Peter Gatrell
38 Mourning and Memory, 1919-45 576 Laurence Van Ypersele
Select Primary Sources 591
Extended Bibliography 601
Index 634
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