World War I
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World War I
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The Path to War
- WEB Steven W. Sowards:Twenty-Five Lectures on Modern Balkan
History [At MSU]
In depth coverage of Balkan history from 1804 until today. Especially useful in reference
to the 19th century background of empires and nationalisms.
- Ottoman Empire: Weakness
- The Balkans: Conflict
- Austria Hungary
- German Arms Race
- The Alliance System
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The War
- Diplomatic History
- Military History
- Captain Manfred Freiherr von Richthofen [The Red Baron] (1892-1918): Air Warfare [At this Site]
- Personal Accounts
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Resistence to War
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Literary Responses
- World War I Poetry, Poems by Siegfried Sasson, Wilfred
Owen, Herbert Read, and others [At this Site]
- Rupert Brooke: War Sonnets [At this Site]
-
Siegfried Sassoon: Poems [At Bartleby]
- John McCrae (1872-1918): In
Flanders Field, 1915 [At WSU]
- John McCrae (1872-1918): In Flanders Fields 1915 [At
this Site]
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Helena Coleman: Marching Men: War
Verses, 1917 [At U Penn]
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Wilfred Owen: Dulce
et Decorum Est, 1918 [At War Poetry]
-
Vera Brittain: Testament
of Youth, excerpts [At Virginia]
-
Henri Barbusse (1874-1935): Under
Fire: The Story of a Squad, 1916, full text [At ibiblio]
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John Dos Passos: One Man's
Initiation: 1917: A Novel, 1920 full text [At ibiblio]
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Georges Duhamel (Denis Thévenin, 1884-1966): Civilization 1914-1917,
translated by E. S. Brooks [At ibiblio]
- Erich Maria Remarque:
All
Quiet on the Western Front, excerpts [At Internet Archive, from Clinch Valley College], or
here [At
Internet Archive, from CCNY]
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The Aftermath
- The Peace Treaty of Brest-Litovsk,
1918 [At Yale]
-
Tomas Masaryk: Independent
Bohemia, 1915 [At H-Net]
- Woodrow Wilson: The Fourteen Points, Jan 8,1918, excerpts
[At this Site]
and here [At
Yale]
- The Versailles Treaty, 1919, excerpts [At this Site]
- The Treaty of Versailles,
June 28, 1919 [At Yale]
-
WEB Treaty of
Versailles, June 28, 1919 [At Sandiego]
Full text, with many accompanying maps and cartoons.
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