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EUROPEAN HISTORY: FIRST WORLD WAR
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British Civilian Internees in Germany
British Civilian Internees In
Germany
    On 6 November 1914, the
    German military ordered
    the arrest of between
    four and five thousand
    British men of military
    age then living in
    Germany and their
    internment at the
    Ruhleben racecourse near
    Berlin. This book looks
    at German internment
    policies within an
    international context,
    using Ruhleben camp as an
    example to illustrate
    broader themes.
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Isonzo
Isonzo
    This title is an account
    of the struggle between
    the Austrian and Italian
    armies along the Isonzo
    River during WWI. The
    battles of Isonzo were
    ferocious and caused over
    1.75 million casualties.
    Schindler contends that
    the Habsburg Empire lost
    the war for military and
    economic reasons.
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White War
White War
    The Western Front
    dominates our memories of
    the First World War. Yet,
    a million and half men
    died in North East Italy
    in a war that need never
    have happened, when
    Italy declared war on the
    Habsburg Empire in May
    1915. This is a tragic
    military history of a war
    that gave birth to
    fascism.
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The Lands Between
The Lands Between
    Investigates the causes
    and dynamics of conflict
    in the 'borderlands' of
    Eastern Europe (the
    Baltic republics,
    western Byelorussia and
    Ukraine, and Moldova),
    looking at these
    'borderlands' as a whole
    and highlighting the
    common factors feeding
    conflict across the
    region, from the late
    19th century to the
    break-up of the Soviet
    Union.
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War and Society in Europe
War And Society In Europe
    The US invasion of Iraq
    in 2003 was done mainly,
    if one is to believe US
    policy at the time, to
    liberate the people of
    Iraq from an oppressive
    dictator. However, the
    many protests in London,
    New York, and other
    cities imply that the
    policy of making the
    world safe for
    democracyA" was not
    shared by millions of
    people in many western
    countries.
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The First World War
The First World War
    Explores such theatres as
    the Balkans, Africa and
    the Ottoman Empire. This
    book assesses Britain's
    participation in the
    first World War in the
    light of what became a
    struggle for the defense
    of liberalism. It shows
    how the war shaped the
    short twentieth century
    that followed it.
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On the Western Front
On The Western Front
    A serious attempt to
    illustrate the humanity
    of the soldier on the
    Western Front, this
    title reflects World War
    I as they saw it: from
    first shot to last. These
    tales, told to fellow
    men in the trenches,
    behind the lines, at
    base hospitals and at the
    estaminets and billets
    during rest periods,
    have been recorded here.
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Jagdstaffel 2
Jagdstaffel 2 'Boelcke'
    By August 1916, the
    German Air Service was
    fighting a losing
    struggle. In response,
    an entirely new type of
    fighting formation came
    into being -the
    Jagdstaffel, of which
    the Jasta 2 was the most
    famous. This title
    examines the tactics,
    personalities and
    achievements of this ace
    squadron which finished
    the war with an immense
    336 victories.
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Cambrai 1917
Cambrai 1917
    A study on one of the
    seminal events in
    military history
    dispelling many of the
    myths surrounding Cambrai
    1917. It points out that
    the importance of Cambrai
    was that it was the first
    use of armour as an
    operational shock tactic
    and with this emergence
    of the pre-eminence of
    armour, the conduct of
    war was irrevocably
    changed.
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Amiens 1918
Amiens 1918
    On 8 August 1918, the
    Allied forces launched
    the surprise attack that
    heralded the end of the
    First World War. With
    skill and daring, 21
    divisions of men breached
    the German lines,
    supported by 500 tanks
    and 1, 000 aircraft. This
    book considers the
    successes and failures of
    both sides in this
    conflict.
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Meeting in No Man
Meeting In No Man's Land
    The soldiers 'football
    match' and the unofficial
    ceasefire of Christmas
    1914 has become a legend
    of the Great War, but
    fraternization between
    enemy troops was actually
    widespread. This work
    explores the brief
    moments of humanity on
    all fronts during the
    long years of conflict.
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Postcards from the Trenches
Postcards From The Trenches
    The First World War was
    unique in being fought
    largely in trenches. Men
    ate, slept, fought,
    sang, prayed, and died
    there. This book brings
    together a collection of
    postcards which portray
    this strange subterranean
    world and provides a
    fascinating insight into
    the everyday lives of the
    men who fought one of the
    most gruesome wars in
    history.
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They Called it Passchendaele
They Called It Passchendaele
    The third battle of
    Ypres, was one of the
    most appalling campaigns
    in the First World War. A
    million Tommies,
    Canadians and Anzacs
    assembled at the Ypres
    Salient in the summer of
    1917, mostly raw young
    troops keen to do their
    bit for King and Country.
    This book tells their
    tale of mounting
    disillusion amid mud,
    terror and desperate
    privation.
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The Western Front
The Western Front
    For most British people,
    the First World War was
    the Western Front, the
    trench line stretching
    from the Swiss Frontier
    to the North Sea. This
    account covers things
    from how the front was
    created and the
    experiences of the
    British Army in France,
    to the battle of Verdun
    and the last hundred days
    of the war.
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The Russian Army 1914-18
The Russian Army 1914-18
    Imperial Russia's
    massive, if finally
    fatal contribution to the
    Allied war effort of
    1914-17 involved huge
    numbers of men and some
    of the greatest battles
    of the war. This volume
    provides illustrated
    detail on the range of
    uniforms worn by the
    troops who played central
    roles in these events.
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WWI at Sea
WWI At Sea
    Examines the
    circumstances that led to
    war and the naval arms
    race between Britain and
    Germany. This work also
    explores the major
    battles as well as the
    effects of unrestricted
    submarine warfare, the
    use of mines and
    torpedoes and the sinking
    of the Lusitania, and
    profiles key figures such
    as Fisher, Beatty,
    Tirpitz and Graf von
    Spee.
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A Shameful Act
A Shameful Act
    In 1915, the Turkish
    government systematically
    organized the wholesale
    slaughter of a complete
    race, the Armenians.
    Under the cover of World
    War-I, through the
    secret organization of
    unofficial gangs of
    Kurds, released
    prisoners, German
    officers and Turks who
    had lost their lands in
    the war against Balkans,
    over 1 million Armenians
    were murdered.
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Peacemakers Six Months That Changed the World
Peacemakers Six Months That
Changed The World
    The story of the Paris
    Peace Conference of 1919,
    when for six
    extraordinary months the
    city was at the centre of
    world government as the
    peacemakers wound up
    bankrupt empires and
    created new countries.
    This book brings to life
    the personalities,
    ideals and prejudices of
    the settlement brokers.
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Europe
Europe's Last Summer
    The Great War not only
    destroyed the lives of
    over 20 million soldiers
    and civilians, it
    ushered in a century of
    huge political and social
    upheaval, led directly
    to the WW-II and altered
    for ever the mechanisms
    of governments. This book
    reveals a fresh pattern
    in the happenings of that
    fateful July and August,
    which leads in unexpected
    directions.
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The Price of Glory
The Price Of Glory
    The aim of the battle of
    Verdun, in which 700,
    000 men fell, along a
    front of fifteen miles,
    was less to defeat the
    enemy than bleed him to
    death. Presenting a study
    of the battle, this
    title shows Verdun as a
    key to understanding the
    First World War to the
    minds of those who waged
    it and the world that
    gave them the
    opportunity.
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Ypres
Ypres
    The battle for Ypres in
    1914 represented the last
    opportunity for open,
    mobile warfare on the
    Western Front for the
    next four years. It was
    an end of innocence,
    marking the transition
    between war as it had
    been and war as it would
    become. This book aims to
    reappraise the conduct of
    the battle, its
    significance and its
    legacy.
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Tommy
Tommy
    The unmissable Sunday
    Times bestseller now in
    paperback. The first
    history of World War I to
    place centre-stage the
    British soldier who
    fought in the trenches,
    this superb and important
    book tells the story of
    an epic and terrible war
    through the letters,
    diaries and memories of
    those who fought it.
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Beneath Flanders Fields
Beneath Flanders Fields
    Whilst the war raged
    across Flanders fields,
    an equally horrifying and
    sometimes more dangerous
    battle took place
    underground. This title
    tells the story of the
    tunnellers' war, which
    remains one of the most
    misunderstood,
    misrepresented and
    mystifying conflicts of
    the Great War.
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German Battlecruisers 1914-18
German Battlecruisers 1914-18
    Discusses the concept of
    the Battlekreuzer. This
    book details individual
    ship histories with
    particular emphasis upon
    the German Groerkreuzers'
    battle experience and
    deployment in conflict,
    and it includes a variety
    of official records and
    uses personal first-hand
    accounts.
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The First World War
The First World War
    An account of World War
    I, this edition examines
    the experience of nations
    drawn into the conflict
    from the perspectives of
    both the Home Front and
    the Trenches. It explodes
    the myths and assumptions
    surrounding the course of
    the First World War and
    replaces them with an
    account of this 'seminal
    catastrophe of the
    Twentieth Century'.
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Storm of Steel
Storm Of Steel
    A memoir of astonishing
    power, savagery and
    ashen lyricism that
    illuminates the horrors
    as well as the
    fascination of total
    First World War,
    presenting the conflict
    through the eyes of an
    ordinary German soldier.
    It provides an account of
    the terrors of the
    Western Front and of the
    sickening allure that
    made men keep fighting on
    for 4 long years.
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Amiens 1918
Amiens 1918
    The battle of Amiens was
    the turning point of
    World War I, confirming
    to all that the strategic
    initiative had decisively
    returned to the Allies.
    The battle heralded the
    arrival of new strategic,
    tactical and operational
    methods of attack for the
    Allies.
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The Old Lie
The Old Lie
    Talks about notions of
    what it is - or perhaps
    was - to be "English".
    Such notions are highly
    relevant as Britain's
    involvement in the
    so-called war against
    terrorism promotes
    questions about what it
    means to be "British" in
    a multi-cultural,
    multi-faith society.
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Winged Victory
Winged Victory
    There is no bitter snarl
    nor self-pity in this
    novel about the air war
    of 1914-1918, based
    largely on the author's
    experiences. Combat,
    loneliness, fatigue,
    fear, comradeship,
    women, excitement - all
    are built into a vigorous
    and authentic structure
    by one of the pilots of
    the then Royal Flying
    Corps.
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French Poilu 1914-18
French Poilu 1914-18
    During World War One the
    French Army was in a
    state of disarray,
    plagued by indiscipline,
    mutinies and desertion.
    The ordinary French
    citizens that were called
    upon to defend their
    motherland - the Poilu -
    were disrespected and
    demoralized. This title
    charts the history of the
    Poilu.
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SINKING OF THE "LUSITANIA"
SINKING OF THE "LUSITANIA"
    Looking at the events in
    their historical context,
    this book casts light on
    one of the world''s
    famous maritime
    disasters. Using accounts
    of the tragedy, it
    answers the unanswered
    and controversial
    questions surrounding the
    Lusitania such as why
    didn''t Cunard listen to
    warnings that the ship
    would be a target of the
    Germans? And more.
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Fokker D VII Aces of World War I
Fokker D VII Aces Of World War
I
    Designed in a rush at the
    end of 1917 just in time
    to take part in the
    German standard fighter
    competition held in
    January/February 1918,
    the D VII walked away
    with first prize. This
    work outlines the
    exploits of the German
    aces that fought in the
    aerial battles in the
    final years of the Great
    War.
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Fokker D VII Aces of World War I
Fokker D VII Aces Of World War
I
    The Fokker D was the best
    German fighting scout of
    World War 1, flown by
    leading German aces such
    as Udet and Goring. This
    work provides detailed
    text outlining the
    exploits of the many
    German aces that fought
    in the numerous battles
    during the final stages
    of the Great War.
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Imperial Germany Army 1914-18
Imperial Germany Army 1914-18
    Presents an account of
    the composition,
    structure and
    organisation of the First
    World War German Army.
    This book examines
    various aspects of the
    army. Topics covered
    include: High Command and
    War Leadership;
    Composition of Army
    Groups, Armies; and
    Organisation of the Field
    Army.
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The Three Emperors
The Three Emperors
    As cousins, George V,
    Kaiser Wilhelm II and the
    last Tsar Nicholas II
    should have been friends
    - but they happened also
    to rule Europe's three
    most powerful states.
    This potent combination
    together with their own
    destructive personalities
    led to their own dramatic
    fallouts and falls from
    grace, and also to the
    outbreak of the First
    World War.
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An Improbable War?
An Improbable War?
    The First World War has
    been described as the
    "primordial catastrophe
    of the 20th century."
    Arguably, Italian
    Fascism, German National
    Socialism and Soviet
    Leninism and Stalinism
    would not have emerged
    without the cultural and
    political shock of World
    War I. The question why
    this catastrophe happened
    therefore preoccupies
    historians to this day.
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The Great War
The Great War
    Starting with the context
    and origins of the war,
    this work questions
    common assumptions about
    the nature of the First
    World War and how it has
    been consistently and,
    wrongly, perceived as an
    exercise in futility. It
    also covers the course of
    the conflict and its
    consequences for states,
    societies, and
    individuals.
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Bristol F2 Fighter Aces of World War I
Bristol F2 Fighter Aces Of
World War I
    Nicknamed 'Biff' by the
    pilots, the Bristol F2
    Fighter enjoyed
    extraordinary over the
    Western Front in the
    final 18 months of the
    war. This book charts the
    development of the plane
    from its unpromising
    beginnings, to the
    revised model operating
    with a new kind of
    tactics.
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To Conquer Hell
To Conquer Hell
    * The first full-length
    study of a major World
    War One battle * 2008 the
    ninetieth anniversary of
    the Great War * An
    extremely readable
    campaign history in the
    style of Aurum's
    successful The Winter War
    (9781854109323) and The
    Greatest Battle
    (9781845132910)
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Somme 1 July 1916
Somme 1 July 1916
    Explores the myths of the
    infamous Somme battle and
    explains the underlying
    causes of the conflict.
    This book provides an
    overview of the events
    along the entire
    frontline, examining the
    actions of two British
    Corps, VIII at Serre and
    XIII at Montauban, to
    determine why the Somme
    epitomised the proverbial
    double-edged sword.
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The Outbreak of the First World War
The Outbreak Of The First
World War
    Presents key sections
    from Hew Strachan's "To
    Arms". The first half of
    this book approaches the
    issues from the
    perspectives of those who
    grappled with conflicting
    priorities and vital
    national interests. The
    second considers the
    responses of their
    peoples and the so-called
    'ideas of 1914'.
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Verdun 1916
Verdun 1916
    An account of the 1916
    Battle of Verdun, the
    bloodiest battle between
    the French and German
    forces during World War
    I. It explores the
    origins of the battle,
    the German and the French
    armies, their plans,
    and the battle and its
    aftermath, and takes a
    look at the battlefield
    today.
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The German Army in World War I
The German Army In World War I
    The first of a three-part
    study of the
    organization, uniforms,
    insignia and equipment of
    the German Army of World
    War I. It covers the
    troops who fought at
    Mons, Arras and 1st
    Ypres in 1914; at Neuve
    Chappelle, 2nd Ypres,
    Artois and the Argonne,
    1915; and in East Prussia
    and Poland, 1914-15.
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The German Army in World War I
The German Army In World War I
    This volume examines the
    troops that fought during
    the climax of the war on
    all fronts - the last
    great battles of
    attrition in the West and
    the collapse of Russia in
    the East. Uniform changes
    during this period
    reflected the
    introduction of new
    tactics and weapons and
    new types of troops,
    such as tanks and assault
    battalions.
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World War I in Cartoons
World War I In Cartoons
    In an age before TV and
    radio the impact and
    importance of cartoon art
    was immense, especially
    when the only sources of
    information were silent
    cinema newsreels,
    posters, newspapers and
    books - all largely black
    and white. This book
    examines cartoons from
    both sides of the
    conflict, both in colour
    and black-and-white.
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Fortifications of the Western Front 1914-18
Fortifications Of The Western
Front 1914-18
    Following the early
    battles of 1914 along the
    Marne and in the Ypres
    salient. World War I
    rapidly transformed from
    a war of movement into
    one of attrition, with
    the opposing sides
    entrenching themselves in
    a line of fortified
    positions from the
    Flanders coastline to the
    Swiss border.
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The First World War
The First World War
    This work aims to explain
    World War I in a manner
    the lay person can
    understand, and more
    advanced readers will
    still find intriguing.
    The origins of the war,
    both diplomatic and
    social, are discussed
    and the reader is then
    taken through the major
    battles on the Eastern
    and Western Fronts.
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The Donkeys
The Donkeys
    A study of the Western
    Front in 1915, this book
    is a stinging indictment
    of incompetent
    generalship. The author
    explores the truth of the
    observation that British
    troops were "lions led by
    donkeys" and shows how
    appalling losses almost
    completely destroyed the
    old professional army.
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Command and Control of the Western Front
Command And Control Of The
Western Front
    A study by historians of
    the First World War
    considers various aspects
    of command at various
    levels on the Western
    Front. This book
    describes, if the
    British Army really had
    been led by donkeys,
    then how was the war won
    and how did the Army
    reach such a peak of
    military excellence in
    1918?
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Hell at the Front
Hell At The Front
    Tells the personal
    experiences of British
    soldiers in combat during
    raids on German trenches,
    patrols and of 'going
    over-the-top'. Uncovering
    information from
    forgotten and obscure
    books, privately held
    diaries, and the voices
    of the soldiers
    themselves, this book
    includes some of the most
    horrific descriptions of
    the battle of the Somme.
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Christmas in the Trenches
Christmas In The Trenches
    Shows how Christmas was
    celebrated by British,
    Dominion and Empire
    troops in the front line
    on the Western Front, in
    the Middle East, the
    Dardanelles, Italy,
    Salonika and Africa, and
    the British intervention
    in Russia from 1918 to
    1920. This book features
    illustrative material
    that is drawn from the
    personal recollections
    and interviews.
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Richthofen Jagdstaffel Ahead
Richthofen Jagdstaffel Ahead
    During WWI, Richthofen's
    Jagdstaffel 11 was flying
    superior Albatros and
    Halberstadt planes. Into
    the fray came 40 Squadron
    RFC with its problematic
    FE8s. The bravery and
    courage of men like
    Lionel Blaxland, Mick
    Mannock and their fellow
    pilots ensured the
    Germans did not have it
    all their own way. This
    book covers those hectic
    days.
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The Road to Verdun
The Road To Verdun
    A vivid account of the
    generals' planning and
    the troops' suffering in
    the largest, longest and
    bloodiest battle of World
    War I. It challenges the
    narrow horizons of
    military history and
    should challenge the
    reader's view of France,
    and the very nature of
    warfare.
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Early German Aces of World War I
Early German Aces Of World War
I
    The Fokker Eindeckers
    were the world's first
    true fighter aircraft.
    This volume charts the
    history of the Early
    German Aces in World War
    I, from development of
    the Fokker Eindeker and
    its early successes in
    late 1915 and early 1916,
    to the decline of the
    Fokker's superiority and
    the resurgence of Allied
    fighter aviation.
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Richthofen
Richthofen's Flying Circus
    Undoubtedly the most
    famous of any nation's
    aviation units in World
    War I, Germany's first
    true fighter wing would
    always be associated with
    its first commander, the
    charismatic and revered
    Manfred von Richthofen.
    This book charts the
    World War I experiences
    of JG I.
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A POW
A POW's Memoir Of The First
World War
    A survivor, the author
    was captured by the
    Germans in June 1916 and
    became a prisoner of war
    until his repatriation in
    January 1919. In the
    Second World War, he was
    active in the French
    Resistance, was arrested
    and detained, and
    ultimately went into
    hiding. In this book, he
    offers a pacifist,
    internationalist
    perspective on war.
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Good Old Somersets
Good Old Somersets
    This is a day-by-day
    chronicle of the Somerset
    Light Infantry Battalion
    from August to December
    1914, using the official
    War Diaries together with
    extracts from personal
    diaries and
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    relaxation of a typical
    group of regular soldiers
    who came to be known as
    'The Old Contemptibles'.
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Sopwith Camel Aces of World War 1
Sopwith Camel Aces Of World
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    aces, the Camel is
    considered to be the most
    famous aircraft of World
    War I. This work covers
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    Western Front, in
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    Italian front, in the
    Home Defence role in the
    UK and in Russia.
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Gallipoli Then and Now
Gallipoli Then And Now
    In this work, the author
    presents the precise
    spots where the battle at
    Gallipoli took place with
    a range of contemporary
    photographs. It provides
    a link between past and
    present; from one century
    to the next; that the
    deeds of those whose
    bones lie buried in a
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The Complete Illustrated History of World War One
The Complete Illustrated
History Of World War One
    Offers military analysis
    of the major battles,
    including: Ypres,
    Tannenburg, Gallipoli,
    Somme, Verdun,
    Passchendaele and
    Beersheba, with
    fascinating reviews of
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    and instruments of war
    from Zeppelins, sea
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The Forgotten Front
The Forgotten Front
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    Italy's contribution to
    the Allied effort, and
    Lloyd George's plan for
    victory by an offensive
    on this front. Although
    his scheme was
    frustrated, the British
    troops were committed to
    holding the Italian line.
    This account covers the
    strategic considerations
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Passchendaele
Passchendaele
    A complete account of the
    Passchendaele campaign,
    establishing what
    actually occurred, what
    options were available,
    and who was responsible
    for the devastation. This
    edition includes
    corrections and a new
    preface indicating the
    results of research
    completed since first
    publication.
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Armies in the Balkans 1914-18
Armies In The Balkans 1914-18
    An account of the 1915-18
    campaigns in the Balkans,
    which involved the
    British, French,
    Russian, Italian,
    Serbian, Montenegrin,
    Greek, Rumanian,
    German, Austrian and
    Bulgarian troops. It
    describes and illustrates
    all these forces, with
    photographs,
    orders-of-battle and
    insignia charts.
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The First World War
The First World War
    In this study of World
    War I the author presents
    the military conflict,
    the battles on land, sea
    and in the air, together
    with interpretations of
    military events. He also
    shows how the war also
    acted as an engine for
    social change which
    shapes our world today.
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