Frans Coetzee teaches in the history department at George Washington University.

“The collection's thoughtful coverage and imaginative treatment make it useful for upper-division undergraduates and important for graduate students and specialists.”  ·  Choice

• AcknowledgementsChapter 1. A "Latecomer" in War: The Case of ItalyG. ProcacciChapter 2. The Political Police, War, and Society in Russia, 1914-1917F. ZuckermanChapter 3. All Quiet on the Homefront: Popular Entertainments, Censorship and Civilian Morale in Germany, 1914-1918G. StarkChapter 4. Restoring Moral Order on the Home Front: Compulsory Savings Plans for Young Workers in Germany, 1916-1919E. RosenhaftChapter 5. French Catholics, Rumeurs infames and the Union Sacrée, 1914-1918J. F. McMillanChapter 6. Nationalism in Wartime: Critiquing the Conventional WisdomL. L. FarrarChapter 7. Love and Death: War and Gender in Britain, 1914-1918S. Kingsley KentChapter 8. Italian Widows of the First World WarF. LagorioChapter 9. For the Fatherland and Jewish People: Jewish Women in Austria during World War IM. RozenblitChapter 10. Soldiers, Civilians, and the Warfare of Attrition: Representations of Combat in France, 1914-1918J. HorneChapter 11. Masculinity, Memory, and the French World War I Novel: Henri Barbusse and Roland DorgelesL. V. SmithChapter 12. Russian General Staff Training and the Approach of WarJ. SteinbergChapter 13. Knights of the Sky: The Rise of Military AviationJ. H. Morrow, Jr.Chapter 14. Communities in MourningJ. M. WinterNotes on contributorsBibliographyIndex

Frans Coetzee teaches in the history department at George Washington University.

“The collection's thoughtful coverage and imaginative treatment make it useful for upper-division undergraduates and important for graduate students and specialists.”  ·  Choice

• AcknowledgementsChapter 1. A "Latecomer" in War: The Case of ItalyG. ProcacciChapter 2. The Political Police, War, and Society in Russia, 1914-1917F. ZuckermanChapter 3. All Quiet on the Homefront: Popular Entertainments, Censorship and Civilian Morale in Germany, 1914-1918G. StarkChapter 4. Restoring Moral Order on the Home Front: Compulsory Savings Plans for Young Workers in Germany, 1916-1919E. RosenhaftChapter 5. French Catholics, Rumeurs infames and the Union Sacrée, 1914-1918J. F. McMillanChapter 6. Nationalism in Wartime: Critiquing the Conventional WisdomL. L. FarrarChapter 7. Love and Death: War and Gender in Britain, 1914-1918S. Kingsley KentChapter 8. Italian Widows of the First World WarF. LagorioChapter 9. For the Fatherland and Jewish People: Jewish Women in Austria during World War IM. RozenblitChapter 10. Soldiers, Civilians, and the Warfare of Attrition: Representations of Combat in France, 1914-1918J. HorneChapter 11. Masculinity, Memory, and the French World War I Novel: Henri Barbusse and Roland DorgelesL. V. SmithChapter 12. Russian General Staff Training and the Approach of WarJ. SteinbergChapter 13. Knights of the Sky: The Rise of Military AviationJ. H. Morrow, Jr.Chapter 14. Communities in MourningJ. M. WinterNotes on contributorsBibliographyIndex