| Description |
xvii, 504 pages : maps ; 20 cm |
| Summary |
Even 100 years on from the First World War it haunts us still. No other conflict has revealed so dramatically the senselessness of war, and none has shaped the modern world to the same extent, from its impact on the Russian Revolution and the rise of Hitler to the final break-up of the British Empire and the supremacy of America. These compelling eyewitness accounts - over 180 of them - of the War to End All Wars cover every facet of the war, from the Flanders trenches to the staffrooms of the Imperial German Army, from T.E. Lawrence ('Lawrence of Arabia') in the desert to German figher ace the Red Baron in the air, and from English Land Girls to German U-boat crews in the North Atlantic. |
| Reproduction |
Originally published: as The mammoth book of how it happened, World War I. 2003. |
| Subject |
World War, 1914-1918.
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World War, 1914-1918 -- Personal narratives.
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| Added Author |
Lewis, Jon E.
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| Added Title |
Mammoth book of how it happened, World War I.
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| ISBN |
9780762452309 |
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