Brill’s Digital Library of World War I

• '1917: Beyond the Western Front', Ian F.W. Beckett, 2008, ISBN: 9789004171398
• Planning For The Endgame: The Central Powers, September 1916 – April 1917, pp. 1-24
• Generalship And Mass Surrender During The Italian Defeat At Caporetto, pp. 25-46
• ‘Weary Waiting Is Hard Indeed’: The Grand Fleet After Jutland, pp. 47-70
• Counting Unrest: Physical Manifestations Of Unrest And Their Relationship To Admiralty Perception, pp. 71-96
• Climax In The Baltic: The German Maritime Offensive In The Gulf Of Riga In October 1917, pp. 97-112
• Command, Strategy And The Battle For Palestine, 1917, pp. 113-130
• The Army In India In Mesopotamia From 1916 To 1918: Tactics, Technology And Logistics Reconsidered, pp. 131-158
• War Comes To The Fields: Sacrifice, Localism And Ploughing Up The English Countryside In 1917, pp. 159-176

• 'Aftermaths of War', Ingrid Sharp; Matthew Stibbe, 2011, ISBN: 9789004191723
• Introduction: Women’s Movements And Female Activists In The Aftermath Of War: International Perspectives 1918-1923, pp. 1-25
• The Aftermaths Of Defeat: The Fallen, The Catastrophe, And The Public Response Of Women To The End Of The First World War In Bulgaria, pp. 29-47
• The Women’s Suffrage Campaign In Italy In 1919 And Voce Nuova (“New Voice”): Corporatism, Nationalism And The Struggle For Political Rights, pp. 49-67
• Raps Across The Knuckles: The Extension Of War Culture By Radical Nationalist Women Journalists In Post-1918 Germany, pp. 69-88
• The Rhineland Horror Campaign And The Aftermath Of War, pp. 89-109
• From “Free Love” To Married Love : Gender Politics, Marie Stopes, And Middlebrow Fiction By Women In The Early Nineteen Twenties, pp. 113-133
• The Disappearing Surplus: The Spinster In The Post-War Debate In Weimar Germany, 1918-1920, pp. 135-157
• After The Vote Was Won. The Fate Of The Women’s Suffrage Movement In Russia After The October Revolution: Individuals, Ideas And Deeds, pp. 159-177
• Women Activists In Albania Following Independence And World War I, pp. 179-196
• A Bitter-Sweet Victory: Feminisms In France (1918-1923), pp. 199-219
• Sisters And Comrades. Women’s Movements And The “Austrian Revolution”: Gender In Insurrection, The Räte Movement, Parties And Parliament, pp. 221-243
• Who Represents Hungarian Women? The Demise Of The Liberal Bourgeois Women’s Rights Movement And The Rise Of The Right-Wing Women’s Movement In The Aftermath Of World War I, pp. 245-264
• Soldiers, members of parliament, social activists: the Polish women’s movement after World War I, pp. 265-285
• Political and public aspects of the activity of the Lithuanian women’s movement, 1918-1923, pp. 287-306
• Diverse Constructions: Feminist And Conservative Women’s Movements And Their Contribution To The (Re-)Construction Of Gender Relations In Hungary After The First World War, pp. 309-331
• Elsa Brändström And The Reintegration Of Returning Prisoners Of War And Their Families In Post-War Germany And Austria, pp. 333-353
• "We Stand On The Threshold Of A New Age”: Alice Masaryková , The Czechoslovak Red Cross, And The Building Of A New Europe, pp. 355-374
• “Having Seen Enough”: Eleanor Franklin Egan And The Journalism Of Great War Displacement, pp. 375-394
• Britain In The Balkans: The Response Of The Scottish Women’s Hospital Units, pp. 395-417

• 'Arms and the Man', Michael S. Neiberg, 2011, ISBN: 9789004206687
• Modern Soldier in a Busby: August von Mackensen, 1914–1916, DiNardo, pp. 131-168
• Winning and Losing: France on the Marne and on the Meuse, Doughty, pp. 169-192
• The Forgotten Campaign: Alsace-Lorraine August 1914, Herwig, pp. 193-214
• “Total War, Total Nonsense” or “The Military Historian’s Fetish”, Kiesling, pp. 215-242

• 'Boundaries and their Meanings in the History of the Netherlands', Benjamin Kaplan, 2009, ISBN: 9789004176379
• Neutral Borders, Neutral Waters, Neutral Skies: Protecting the Territorial Neutrality of the Netherlands in the Great War, 1914-1918, Abbenhuis, pp. 155-176
• Last Chance: Belgium at Versailles, Van Tuyll, pp. 177-192

• 'British Popular Culture and the First World War', Jessica Meyer, 2008, ISBN: 9789004166585
• Introduction: Popular Culture and the First World War, pp. 1-17
• The Propinquity of Place: Home, landscape and soldier poets of the First World War, pp. 21-46
• A War Unimagined: Food and the rank and file soldier of the First World War, pp. 47-70
• Tailoring in the Trenches: The making of First World War British Army Uniform, pp. 71-93
• All That Is Best of the Modern Woman? Representations of Female Military Auxiliaries in British Popular Culture 1914-1919, pp. 97-122
• Playing at Being Soldiers?' British Women and Military Uniform in the First World War, pp. 123-145
• Wartime Hysterics?' Alcohol, Women and the Politics of Wartime Social Purity in England, pp. 147-171
• Best Boys and Aching Hearts: The Rhetoric of Romance as Social Control in Wartime Magaznes for Young Women, pp. 173-193
• Practical Memory: Organized Veterans and the Politics of Commemoration, pp. 197-216
• The Old Front Line: Returning to the Battlefields In the Writings of Ex-Servicemen, pp. 217-236
• A Sting of Remembrance!': Collective Memory and Its Forgotten Armies, pp. 237-257
• The Last War: The Legacy of The First World War in 1940s British Fiction, pp. 259-281
• Reaching Out To the Past: Memory in Contemporary British First World War Narratives, pp. 285-304
• Framed (By) Memory: The Popular Mnemonics of the First World War in the Unknown Soldier and Distant Bridges, pp. 325-349
• How Much of an Experience Do We Want The Public to Receive?' Trench Reconstructions and Popular Images of the Great War, pp. 305-323
• If It Had Happened Otherwise' - First World War Exceptionalism in Counterfacctual History, pp. 351-368

• 'Companion to Women's Military History, A', Barton C. Hacker; Margaret Vining, 2012, ISBN: 9789004212176
• Volunteers, Auxiliaries, and Women’s Mobilization: The First World War and Beyond (1914–1939), Jensen, pp. 189-231
• U.S. Military Wives in the Philippines, from the Philippine War to World War II, Alvah, pp. 431-452
• “The Spirit of Woman-Power”: Representation of Women in World War I Posters, Prelinger & Hacker, pp. 453-484
• “German Women Help to Win!” Women and the German Military in the Age of World Wars, Hagemann, pp. 485-511

• 'Decade of the Great War', Japan and the Wider World in the 1910s, Tosh Minohara, Tze-ki Hon, Evan Dawley, 2014, ISBN: 9789004270015
• The Clash of Pride and Prejudice: The Immigration Issue and US-Japan Relations in 1910s, pp. 21-44
• From Alliance to Conference: The British Empire, Japan and Pacific Multilateralism, 1911-1921, pp. 45-63
• Out with the New and In With the Old: Uchida Yasuya and the Great War as a Turning Point in Japanese Foreign Affairs, pp. 64-82
• The Imperial Japanese Navy and the First World War: Unprecedented opportunities and Harsh Realities, pp. 83-106
• Securing the Maritime Trade, pp. 107-129
• From Cooperation to Conflict: Japanese Russian Relations from the Formation of the Russo-Japanese Entente to the Siberian Intervention, pp. 130-148
• The Wilson Administration and the Mandate Question in the Pacific, pp. 149-167
• What Peace Meant to Japan, pp. 168-188
• A New Look at Japan's Twenty-One Demands, pp. 189-210
• Japan as a Distant Friend, pp. 211-230
• The Making of a European Friend, pp. 231-256
• Friends in the Opposite Camps or Enemies from Afar, pp. 257-278
• Women on the Move, pp. 281-300
• The Great War and Urban Crisis, pp. 301-322
• Gender and the Great War, pp. 323-348
• The Science Room as an Archive: Taisho Japan and WW1, pp. 349-371
• Of World History and Great Men, pp. 372-393
• Buddhism and the Twenty-One Demands, pp. 394-414
• Railroad Workers and World War One, pp. 415-438
• Sovereignty and Imperial Hygene, pp. 439-460
• Fighting on Two Fronts: Japan's Involvement in te Siberian Intervention and the Spanish Influenza Pandemic of 1918, pp. 461-480
• Changing Mutual Perceptions of China-Japan Relations in the 1910s in Chinese and Japanese Textbooks, pp. 481-503
• Global Competition for Power and Wealth, pp. 504-520

• 'Defending Neutrality', Wim Klinkert, 2013, ISBN: 9789004227477
• Introduction, pp. 1-12
• The Netherlands Army, 1900-1914, pp. 13-64
• "It's an engineer's war": Metal and Chemical Industry in the Service of the Military in the Netherlands, 1914-1925, pp. 65-129
• "A Vital Interest of the First Order": Military Aviation in the Netherlands, 1914-1920, pp. 131-163
• "GSIII, Guardian of the State": Spies and Informants in, for and against the Netherlands, 1914-1918, pp. 165-228
• “The Destructive Power of the Present-Day Weapons": The Lessons from World War I for the Military Debate in the Netherlands, 1918-1923, pp. 229-287
• Conclusion, pp. 289-297

• 'Endangered Cities', Marcus Funck; Roger Chickering, 2004, ISBN: 9780391041967
• Between Veiling and Unveiling: Modern Camouflage and the City as a Theater of War, Deriu, pp. 15-34
• Controlling Urban Society during World War I: Cooperation between Belgian Authorities and the Forces of Military Occupation, Magerus, pp. 65-79
• Reweaving the Urban Fabric: Multiethnicity and Occupation in Lodz, 1914–1918, Hofman, pp. 81-94
• War Enacted: Popular Theater and Collective Identities in Berlin, 1914–1918, Baumeister, pp. 111-126
• Death in Freiburg, 1914–1918, Chickering, pp. 127-143

• 'Finding Common Ground', Jennifer D. Keene; Michael S. Neiberg, 2010, ISBN: 9789004191822
• Why Are We Still Interested in This Old War?, pp. 3-18
• Black-hearted Traitors, Crucified Martyrs, and the Leaning Virgin: The Role of Rumor and the Great War Canadian Soldier, pp. 21-42
• “Their Lordships Regret That…”: Admiralty Perceptions of and Responses to Allegations of Lower Deck Disquiet, pp. 43-65
• Imperialism, Nationalism and the First World War in India, pp. 67-85
• Letters from Captivity: The First World War Correspondence of the German Prisoners of War in the United Kingdom, pp. 87-110
• Schools, State-Building, and National Conflict in German-Occupied Poland, 1915-1918, pp. 113-137
• Humanitarian Relief in Europe and the Analogue of War, 1914-1918, pp. 139-158
• Railroads and the Operational Level of War in the German 1918 Offensives, pp. 161-186
• Liaisons not so Dangerous: First World War Liaison Officers and Marshal Ferdinand Foch, pp. 187-207
• The Junior Partner: Anglo-American Military Cooperation in World War I, pp. 209-235
• “The Crusade of Youth.”: Pacifism and the Militarization of Youth Culture in Marc Sangnier’s Peace Congresses, 1923-32, pp. 239-266
• Militarizing the Disabled: Medicine, Industry, and “Total Mobilization” in World War I Germany, pp. 267-292
• “Suspicious Pacifists”: The Dilemma of Polish Veterans Fighting War during the 1920s and 1930s, pp. 293-312

• 'Guarded Neutrality', Susanne Wolf, 2013, ISBN: 9789004209916
• Guarded Neutrality: Introduction , pp. 1-11
• A Neutral Country, pp. 13-20
• The Netherlands in World War One, pp. 21-34
• The First Few Weeks: Applying the Rules in Practice, pp. 35-66
• Administering Military Internment: The Camps, pp. 67-91
• The Middle Years of the War; Consolidation, pp. 93-124
• 1917: Deserters, Politics and Religion, pp. 125-141
• Internment in a Neutral Country: The Arrival of the Prisoners of War, pp. 143-163
• Going Home, pp. 165-178
• Dutch Cabinet 1913-1919, pp. 179
• Foreign Representatives in the Netherlands 1914–1918, pp. 181
• List of Internment Camps, pp. 183

• 'Indian Army in the Two World Wars, The', Kaushik Roy, 2011, ISBN: 9789004185500
• Introduction: Warfare Society and the Indian Army during Two World Wars, pp. 1-30
• The Indian Cavalry Divisions in Somme: 1916, pp. 33-62
• Command in the Indian Expeditionary Force D: Mesopotamia, 1915-16, pp. 63-103
• Logistics of the Indian Expeditionary Force D in Mesopotamia: 1914-1918, pp. 105-143
• The Indianization of the Egyptian Expeditionary Force, 1917-18: An Imperial Turning Point, pp. 145-163
• The Indianization of the Egyptian Expeditionary Force: Palestine 1918, pp. 165-190
• Indian Cavalry from the First World War till the Third AfghanWar, pp. 191-222
• Morale of the Indian Army in the Mesopotamia Campaign: 1914-17, pp. 393-417
• From Loyalty to Dissent: Punjabis from the Great War to World War II, pp. 461-491

• 'Netherlands and World War One, The', Hubert P. van Tuyll van Serooskerken, 2001, ISBN: 9789004122437
• The Netherlands and World War One: Introduction, pp. 1-14
• The Threat, pp. 15-16
• API API, pp. 40-82
• The Mouse that Roared, pp. 83-127
• Strict Neutrality, 1914-1916, pp. 128-177
• Narrow Escapes, 1917-1918, pp. 178-265
• The Spectre of Belgian Imperialism, pp. 266-330
• The Netherlands and World War One: Conclusion, pp. 331-358

• 'Other Fronts, Other Wars?', Joachim Bürgschwentner; Matthias Egger; Gunda Barth-Scalmani, 2014, ISBN: 9789004243651
• Introduction: Approaching the Centenary 1914-2014, pp. 1-15
• Lethal Journey Between Four Fronts: First World War Experiences of the Reichstag’s Deputies, pp. 19-40
• Combating Desertion and Voluntary Surrender in the Russian Army During the First World War, pp. 41-61
• Baptism by Snow: The Ottoman Experience of Winter Warfare During the First World War, pp. 62-91
• “Our common colonial voices”: Canadian Nurses, Patient Relations, and Nation on Lemnos, pp. 92-122
• Brücken, Beethoven und Baumkuchen: German and Austro-Hungarian Prisoners of War and the Japanese Home Front., pp. 125-145
• Australian Prisoners of the Turks: Negotiating Culture Clash in Captivity, pp. 146-166
• The Camp Newspaper Nedelja as a Reflection of the Experience of Russian Prisoners of War in Austria-Hungary, pp. 167-194
• Two Kinds of Occupation? German and Austro-Hungarian Economic Policy in Congress Poland, 1915–1918, pp. 197-217
• A School of Violence and Spatial Desires? Austro-Hungarian Experiences of War in Eastern Europe, 1914-18, pp. 218-236
• We and Homeland: German Occupation, Lithuanian Discourse, and War Experience in Ober Ost, pp. 237-255
• Serbia as a Health Threat to Europe: The War Epidemic of Typhus 1914/1915, pp. 259-279
• Other fronts, other diseases? Comparisons of Front-specific Practices in Medical Treatment, pp. 280-302
• Who Provided Care for Wounded and Disabled Soldiers? Conceptualizing State-Civil Society Relationship in First World War Austria, pp. 303-328
• Losing Manliness: Bohemian Workers and the Experience of the Home Front, pp. 331-348
• The Transformation of the Local Public Spheres: German, Belgian and Dutch Border Towns during the First World War Compared., pp. 349-369
• War on Stage. Home Front Entertainment in European Metropolises 1914-1918, pp. 370-385
• Strange Fronts, Strange Wars: Germany’s Battle for “Islam” in the Middle East during the First World War, and British Reactions, pp. 389-414
• War between Allies: Polish and Ukrainian Intellectuals 1914–1923, pp. 415-134
• In the Name of Father and Son: Remembering the First World War in Serbia, pp. 437-462
• Memory Landscape of the South-Western Front: Cultural Legacy, Promotion of Tourism or European Heritage?, pp. 463-500

• 'Ottoman Mobilization of Manpower in the First World War, The', Mehmet Besikçi, 2012, ISBN: 9789004225206
• The Ottoman Mobilization of Manpower in the First World War: Introduction, pp. 1-31
• Organized Spontaneity: The Call to Arms in the Ottoman Public Sphere on the Eve of the War, pp. 33-92
• Conscription under Total War Conditions, pp. 93-156
• Volunteerism as a Relationship of Power: Volunteers in the Ottoman Army, pp. 157-202
• Young Boys into Soldiers, the Home Front into Barracks: Attempts at Permanent Mobilization through Paramilitary Youth Organizations, pp. 203-245
• The Limits of Ottoman Manpower Mobilization: The Problem of Desertion and Attempts to Remobilize, pp. 247-309
• The Ottoman Mobilization of Manpower in the First World War: Conclusion, pp. 311-315

• 'Small Powers in the Age of Total War', Herman Klinkert, 1900-1940, 2011, ISBN: 9789004203211
• Introduction. Small States in a Big World, pp. 1-25
• Too Good to Be True?' European Hopes for Neutrality before 1914, pp. 27-55
• Neutral Tones. The Netherlands and Switzerland and Their Interpretations of Neutrality 1914-1918, pp. 57-84
• Fall K. German Offensive Plans Against the Netherlands 1916-1918, pp. 85-117
• German War Plans Against Denmark 1916-1918, pp. 119-134
• The Development of The Air Defence of Copenhagen, pp. 135-152
• The Debate on Denmark's Defence 1900-1940, pp. 153-181
• Small Nations under the Gun. Europe 1914-1940, pp. 183-200
• Dutch Army Leadership and the Operational Planning During the Interwar Years, pp. 201-219

• 'Soldiers and Settlers in Africa', 1850-1918, Stephen M. Miller, 2009, ISBN: 9789004177512
• New Light on the East African Theatre of the Great War: A Review Essay of English-Language Sources, Vandervort, pp. 287-306

• 'Translocality', Ulrike Freitag, 2010, ISBN: 9789004181168
• Proud Fighters, Blind Men: World War Experiences of Combatants from the Arab East, Lange, pp. 83-110

• 'Uncovered Fields', 2003, Jenny Macleod; Pierre Purseigle, ISBN: 9789004132641
• Introduction: Perspectives in First World War Studies, pp. 1-23
• A Uniform of Whiteness:Racisms in the German Officer Corps 1900-1918
• Soldiers, Suffering and Military Justice in the German Army of the Great War, pp. 43-60
• Cromwell on the Bed Stand: Allied Civil-Military Relations in World War 1, pp. 61-77
• A Community At War: British Civilian Internees at the Ruhleben Camp in Germany, 1914-1918, pp. 79-94
• Beyond and Below the Nations: Towards a Comparative History of Local Communities at War, pp. 95-123
• Stereotypical Bedfellows: The Combination of Anti-Semitism with Germanophobia in Great Britain, 1914-1918, pp. 125-141
• Leave and Schizophrenia: Permissionaires in Paris During the First World War, pp. 143-158
• Forging the Industrial Home Front: Iron-Nail Memorials in the Ruhr, pp. 159-180
• The Great War Between Degeneration and Regeneration, pp. 179-193
• Gladder to be Going Out than Afraid': Shellshock and Heroic Nationality in Britain, 1914-1918, pp. 195-210
• Tears in the Trenches: A History of Emotions and the Experience of War, pp. 211-226
• La Dame Blanche: Gender and Espionage in Occupied Europe, pp. 227-242
• War Neurosis and Viennese Psychiatry in World War One, pp. 243-260
• How a Pro-German Minority Influenced Dutch Intellectual Debate During the Great War, pp. 261-277
• The Death Throes of Civilization. The Elites of Latin-America Face the Great War, pp. 279-295

• 'Untold War', Heather Jones; Jennifer O’Brien; Christoph Schmidt-Supprian, 2008, ISBN: 9789004166592
• Introduction: Untold War, pp. 1-20
• German And French Regiments On The Western Front, 1914–1918, pp. 23-61
• Hidden Courage: Postwar Literature And Anglican Army Chaplains On The Western Front, 1914–1918, pp. 63-94
• ‘The Germans Have Landed!’: Invasion Fears In The South-East Of England, August To December 1914, pp. 95-116
• Making Friends And Foes: Occupiers And Occupied In First World War Romania, 1916–1918, pp. 119-149
• From Street Walking To The Convent: Child Prostitution Cases Judged By The Juvenile Court Of Brussels During World War One, pp. 151-177
• Defending The Heimat: The Germans In South-West Africa And East Africa During The First World War, pp. 179-208
• The ‘Rebirth Of Greater Germany’: The Austro-German Alliance And The Outbreak Of War, pp. 209-230
• Toys, Games And Juvenile Literature In Germany And Britain During The First World War. A Comparison, pp. 233-257
• The Mater Dolorosa On The Battlefield—Mourning Mothers In German Women’s Art Of The First World War, pp. 259-291
• Information, Censorship Or Propaganda? The Illustrated French Press In The First World War, pp. 293-324
• ‘War Profiteers’ And ‘War Profiters’: Representing Economic Gain In France During The First World War, pp. 325-353
• ‘Humans Are Cheap And The Bread Is Dear.’ Republican Portrayals Of The War Experience In Weimar Germany, pp. 357-384
• The First World War And German Memory, pp. 385-415
• The First World War In Contemporary British Popular Culture, pp. 417-441

• 'War and Faith. The Catholic Church in Slovenia', Pavlina Bobic, 2012, ISBN: 9789004202191
• War and Faith: Introduction, pp. 1-6
• The Catholic Church between the Nation and State in July and August 1914, pp. 7-44
• Italy "Ante Portas", pp. 45-86
• From Holy to Bloody War, pp. 87-118
• Guardians of the True Faith, pp. 119-160
• "Austria Nova" or "The Compass of Austria is Pointed Southwards", pp. 161-200
• "Lift Up Your Heads, for Your Redemption is Near!": The Dawn of Yugoslavia, pp. 201-239
• War and Faith: Conclusion, pp. 241-244

• 'Warfare and Belligerence', Pierre Purseigle, 2005, ISBN: 9789004143524
• Warfare and Belligerence - Approaches to the First World War, pp. 1-37
• It all goes wrong!' : German, French, and British approaches to mastering the western front, pp. 39-72
• Discipline in the Italian Army 1915-1918, pp. 73-100
• New Jeruslaems: Sacrifice and Reemption in the War Experiences of English and German Military Chaplains, pp. 101-132
• Encountering the "Enemy": Prisoner of War Transport and the Development of War Cultures in 1914, pp. 133-162
• Marc Sangnier's War, 1914-1919: Portrait of a Soldier, Catholic and Social Activist, pp. 163-188
• From Liberalism to Labour: Josiah C. Wedgewood and English Liberalism during the First World War, pp. 189-214
• Protest and Disability: A New Look at the African American Soldiers During the First World War, pp. 215-241
• Huts, Demobilisation and the Quest for an Associational Life in Rural Communities in England After the Great War, pp. 243-264
• An American Geographer Between Science and Diplomacy: The Mission of Douglas W. Johnson in Europe, May-Novermber 1918, pp. 265-294
• The Great War and Modern Scholarship: Academic Responses to War in Paris and London, pp. 295-322
• New Writers, New Literary Genres (1914-1918): The Contribution of Historical Comparatism (France, Germany), pp. 323-345
• Women Readers of Henri Barbusse: The Evidence of Letters to the Author, pp. 347-358
• Cinematic Representations of the Enemy in Belgian Silent Films, pp. 359-377
• Paris, Berlin: War Memory in Two Capital Cities (1914-1933), pp. 379-411

• 'World in World Wars, The', Heike Liebau , 2010, ISBN: 9789004185456
• Introduction, The World in World Wars: Experiences, Perceptions and Perspectives from Africa and Asia, pp. 1-26
• Indian Soldiers’ Experiences in France during World War I: Seeing Europe from the Rear of the Front, Markovits, pp. 27-54
• Front Lines and Status Lines: Sepoy and ‘Menial’ in the Great War 1916-1920, Singha, pp. 55-106
• The Corrosiveness of Comparison: Reverberations of Indian Wartime Experiences in German Prison Camps (1915-1919), Ahuja, pp. 131-166
• Kaiser ki jay (Long Live the Kaiser): Perceptions of World War I and the Socio-Religious Movement among the Oraons in Chota Nagpur 1914-1916, Liebau, pp. 249-276
• The First World War According to the Memories of ‘Commoners’ in the Bilad al-Sham, Hanna, pp. 299-312
• Ambiguities of the Modern: The Great War in the Memoirs and Poetry of the Iraqis, Khoury, pp. 313-340
• Ardour and Anxiety: Politics and Literature in the Indian Homefront, Das, pp. 341-368
• Military collaboration, Conscription and Citizenship Rights in the Four Communes of Senegal and in French West Africa (1912 - 1946), Bruschi, pp. 429-456
• The Impact of the East Africa Campaign, 1914-1918 on South Africa and beyond, Samson, pp. 483-498
• From the Great War to the Syrian Armed Resistance Movement (1919-1921): The Military and the mujahidin in Action, Meouchy, pp. 499-518
• Still Behind Enemy Lines? Algerian and Tunisian Veterans after the World Wars, DeGeorges, pp. 519-546

• 'World War I and Propaganda and Public Opinion', Troy R.E. Paddock, 2014, ISBN: 9789004264564
• Introduction, pp. 1-17
• Transcending the Nation, pp. 21-41
• Presenting the War in Ireland, 1914–1918, pp. 42-64
• “Fight the Huns with Food”, pp. 65-88
• Propaganda, Imperial Subjecthood and National Identity in Jamaica during the First World War, pp. 89-112
• South Africa and the First World War, pp. 113-133
• The Hun and the Home, pp. 137-154
• German Propaganda and Prisoners-of-War during World War I, pp. 155-180
• Indian and African Soldiers in British, French and German Propaganda during the First World War, pp. 181-195
• Of Occupied Territories and Lost Provinces, pp. 199-221
• The Cultivation of Deutschtum in Occupied Lithuania during the First World War, pp. 222-246
• A Different Kind of Home Front, pp. 247-270
• Propaganda and Mobilizations in Greece during the First World War, pp. 273-291
• Propaganda and Politics, pp. 273-291
• Luring Neutrals, pp. 322-344

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