Great War


All Quiet on the Western Front
The Guns of August
Goodbye to All That
The Great War and Modern Memory
A Farewell to Arms
Regeneration (Regeneration, #1)
Storm of Steel
Dead Wake: The Last Crossing of the Lusitania
Birdsong
Rites of Spring: The Great War and the Birth of the Modern Age
Catastrophe 1914: Europe Goes to War
The Return of the Soldier
The Ghost Road (Regeneration, #3)
The First World War
A Long Long Way (Dunne Family #3)
Testament of Youth by Vera BrittainCripple Creek Days by Mabel Barbee LeePeriod Piece by Gwen RaveratLost Voices of the Edwardians by Max ArthurThe Life Stories of Undistinguished Americans as Told by Them... by Hamilton Holt
Everyday Lives in History: 1890-1919
57 books — 12 voters
Open Cockpit by Arthur Gould LeeNo Parachute by Arthur Gould LeeLaugh or Fly by Peter HartGerman Fighters of the Great War - Vol 1 by Ronny BarrGerman Fighters of the Great War - Vol 2 by Ronny Barr
World War 1 in the Air
46 books — 1 voter

Castles of Steel by Robert K. MassieDreadnought by Robert K. MassieCatastrophe 1914 by Max HastingsThe First World War by John KeeganThe First World War by Hew Strachan
Dreadnought Era
46 books — 14 voters

With Our Backs to the Wall by David StevensonLucky Jack by S. BaveyI sonnambuli by Christopher   ClarkThe Guns of August by Barbara W. TuchmanUn anno sull'altipiano by Emilio Lussu
WW1 - My fav books
9 books — 2 voters

“ A halt was called, and the men threw themselves prostrate on the road without loosening their packs. At that moment, the outfit badly needed a 'pick-me-up,' and it came. 'Listen!' said the sergeant. Through the cloud and the mournful wind we heard the thunder of our guns — the French 75s. They were talking to us. ...more ”
― Clair Kenamore

Matthew De Abaitua
“ Who desired the Great War? No nation benefitted from it. The war brought about the destruction of the Prussian Empire, stripped the British Empire of its ability to hold its colonies, slaughtered the French and starved Germany, inspired a revolution in Russia, and prepared the ground for a more terrible slaughter to come. The great powers didn’t want a war and they certainly didn’t need one. But their people wanted a war. To the surprise of the rulers across the Allies and the Central Powers, th ...more ”
― Matthew De Abaitua, If Then

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