Great World War 1914-45 Who Won? Who Lost?

Name: Great World War 1914-45 Who Won? Who Lost?
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ISBN: 9780007116331

ISBN-10: 0007116330

ISBN-13: 9780007116331

Edition: 2000

Authors: Peter Liddle, John Bourne, Ian Whitehead

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This work is a collaborative venture between historians from many different countries addressing aspects of the World Wars. It covers such areas as frontline combat, aerial warfare, naval campaigns, and civilian experience in wartime.

Book details

List price: $35.00
Copyright year: 2000
Publisher: Zondervan
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 282
Size: 6.50" wide x 9.25" long x 2.25" tall
Weight: 2.2
Language: English



Acknowledgements


Editors' Introduction



British children in wartime




The British experience of bombing




The experience of manipulation: propaganda in press and radio




The home front in Germany




'Frauen und Frass': German women in wartime




The impact of war on Russian society




Italy: extreme crisis, resistance and recovery




The Western Balkans




The experience of middle-class Japanese women




America




China




Colonial India: conflict, shortage and discontent




Australia




New Zealand: 'from the uttermost ends of the earth'




Canada: fact and fancy




South Africa




Black men in white men's wars




The French Empire




The Arab world




The Netherlands and Sweden: the experience of neutrality




'A war of the imagination': the experience of the British artist




British fiction




Classical music




Leisure and entertainment




Keeping faith and coping: belief, popular religiosity and the British people




Ethics and weaponry




The opposition to war




Reflections on total war in the 20th century




Apprehending memory: material culture and war, 1919-39




The Obligation of Remembrance or the Remembrance of Obligation: society and the memory of World War




Bibliographic sources for the study of the two World Wars



The contributors


Index