by Stephen Bull
Many people have the idea that the ‘Great War’ on the Western Front was simple, if ghastly, to fight – with few tactics, and unbroken, monotonous, trench lines as the main feature of the battlefield.
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by Ian F.W. Beckett
Britain's reaction to the First World War and how it invigorated as well as devastated society.
Every war has its ‘home front’, but World War I – the ‘Great War’ – was the first to utterly transform civilian life.
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by Peter Doyle
This book explores the life of the average British ‘Tommy' of the Great War, in battle and at rest, in training, and on his return home.
The familiar pictures of the First World War show soldiers in their trenches: hellish images of mud.
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Replica book - Even during the war trips, to the Great War battlefields (as to those of the Marne) were organised, and it was not long after hostilities ceased before many impressive guides for the tourist - and particularly the motorist - appeared,
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by Simon Fowler
Hundreds of thousands of people around the world are trying to trace family members who fought in the war in order to discover more about their experiences in the 'war to end war'.
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