The First World War : a Brief History with Documents /
Overview: Ferocious and all encompassing, the First World War touched countless lives in Europe and far beyond. In this volume, Susan R. Grayzel explores the unprecedented nature of modern "Total War," and outlines the origins, experiences, and legacies of the war through-and beyond-Europe...
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| 245 | 1 | 4 | |a The First World War : |b a Brief History with Documents / |c Susan R. Grayzel (University of Mississippi). |
| 246 | 3 | |a 1st World War | |
| 264 | 1 | |a Boston : |b Bedford/St. Martin's, |c [2013] | |
| 264 | 4 | |c ©2013 | |
| 300 | |a xv, 182 pages : |b illustrations, maps ; |c 21 cm. | ||
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| 504 | |a Includes bibliographical references (pages 167-172) and index. | ||
| 505 | 0 | |a Foreword -- Preface -- List of maps and illustrations -- Part 1: Introduction: The First World War And The Making Of A Modern, Global Conflict: -- Origins of the First World War -- Living through the First World War -- War's end and aftermath -- Part 2: Documents: -- 1: Origins of the First World War: -- 1: Treaty of Vienna (The Dual Alliance) (1879) -- 2: Hague Conventions (1907) -- 3: Lay down your arms (1899) / Bertha von Suttner -- 4: War in the air (1908) / H G Wells -- 5: Manifesto of futurism (1909) / F T Marinetti -- 6: Black force (1910) / Charles Mangin -- 2: Living through the First World War: -- Poetic responses to the outbreak of war: -- 7: Peace (1915) / Rupert Brooke -- 8: July 1914 (1917) / Anna Akhmatova -- Wartime propaganda posters: -- 9: British recruitment poster: Women of Britain say-"Go!" (1915) -- 10: German war bond poster: Help us triumph! (1917) -- 11: Russian war bond poster: Freedom loan (1917) -- 12: French war bond poster: Subscribe to the National War Loan (1917) -- Voices from the battlefronts: -- 13: Letter from a British officer in the trenches (November 18, 1914) / Julian Grenfell -- 14: Letter from a German soldier on the Western Front (October 17, 1915) / Hugo Muller -- 15: Letter from a British officer describing the Battle of the Somme (late July 1916) / Christian Cresswell Carver -- 16: Letter from a German soldier on the Battle of the Somme (October 1, 1916) / Karl Gorzel -- 17: Letter from a soldier in the British Indian Army (July 10, 1915) / Sowar Sohan Singh -- 18: Letter from a soldier in the British Indian Army (November 28, 1917) / Behari Lal -- 19: Memoir of a Turkish prisoner of war (1917-1918) / Mehmen Arif Olcen -- 20: Diary entry from a Russian nurse at the battlefront (1915) / Lidiia Zakharova -- 21: Under Fire (1916) / Henri Barbusse -- 22: Diary entry from an American on the Italian front (1917) / Gino Charles Speranza -- Noncombatant voices from the war's other fronts: -- 23: Correspondence between a French civilian and her husband in the battle zone (May 27, 1915, and May 23, 1916) / Marie and Paul Piraud --24: Report on Armenian genocide (June 30, 1915) / Leslie Davis -- 25: Viscount Bryce Report on atrocities against Armenians: Narrative of an Armenian lady (November 2, 1915) -- 26: Keep the home fires burning (1915) / Lena Guilbert Ford -- 27: Berlin Police reports (February 17 and October 17, 1915) -- 28: Resolutions adopted by the International Congress of Women at the Hague (May 1, 1915) -- 29: Vise (after a letter from the field) (1915) / Maria Dobler Benemann -- 30: Recollections of four months working in a German munitions factory (1917) / Editha von Krell -- 31: Le Depart (1917) / Philippe Verneuil -- 32: Letter to Joachim von Winterfeldt-Menkin on the death of his soldier friend (September 16, 1918) / Ranier Maria Rilke -- 33: Diary entry describing a zeppelin raid in England (October 13, 1915) / Ethel Bilbrough -- 34: Diary entries from a civilian in occupied France (March 1915-April 1916) / Maria Degrutere -- 35: April Theses (April 7, 1917) / V I Lenin -- Reflections on the meaning and effects of the war: -- 36: Thoughts for the times on war and death (1915) / Sigmund Freud -- 37: Psychology of the Great War (1916) / Gustave Le Bon -- 38: Shell shock and its lessons (1917) / G Elliot Smith and T H Pear -- Poetic responses after years of war: -- 39: Dancers (1918) / Edith Sitwell -- 40: Dulce et Decorum Est (October 1917-March 1918) / Wilfred Owen -- 3: Aftermath of the First World War: -- 41: Casualties in the World War (1914-1918) / The Times of London -- 42: America first, now and hereafter (January 13, 1918) / Chicago Daily Tribune -- 43: Treaty of Versailles (June 28, 1919) -- 44: Horror on the Rhine (1920) / E D Morel -- 45: Sykes-Picot Agreement (1916) -- 46: Balfour Declaration (November 2, 1917) -- 47: Women and wages: "Equal pay for equal work" (January 28, 1919) / Westminster Gazette -- 48: Senagalese veteran's oral testimony (1919) / Nar Diouf -- 49: Flander's field (1934-1936) / Otto Dix -- 50: Storm of steel (1920) / Ernst Junger -- 51: All quiet on the Western Front (1928) / Erich Maria Remarque -- 52: Not so quiet (1930) / Helen Zenna Smith -- Appendixes: -- Chronology of the First World War: from prelude to peace (1879-1923) -- Questions for consideration -- Selected bibliography -- Index. | |
| 520 | |a Overview: Ferocious and all encompassing, the First World War touched countless lives in Europe and far beyond. In this volume, Susan R. Grayzel explores the unprecedented nature of modern "Total War," and outlines the origins, experiences, and legacies of the war through-and beyond-Europe and the West. The introduction offers important insights into the cultural, political, and psychological landscape from which the war emerged, as well as a thoughtful examination of the conduct of the war and its aftermath. A wide array of documents, ranging from nationalist propaganda and diplomatic agreements to poetry and intimate letters and journals, reveal the far-reaching causes and consequences of this total war, and offer unique perspectives from voices sometimes overlooked in the study of the war-including colonial soldiers, contemporary psychologists, artists, protestors, and women at the home front and the front lines. Incisive document headnotes, maps, a chronology, questions to consider, and a bibliography enrich students' understanding of this fateful period. | ||
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