Authority, Identity and the Social History of the Great War Paul Lippe

Authority, Identity and the Social History of the Great War Paul LippeThe unprecedented scope and intensity of the First World War has prompted an enormous body of retrospective scholarship. However, efforts to provide a coherent synthesis about the war's impact and significance have remained circumscribed, tending to focus either on the operational outlines of military strategy and tactics or on the cultural legacy of the conflict as transmitted bythe war's most articulate observers. This volume departs from

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the problems various governments faced in implementing them and how policy-making changed

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accompanied by detailed notes