The Usborne introduction to the First World War:
This book outlines how the First World War affected every corner of the globe, provoked revolutions, developed new weapons, and changed the political map of Europe forever.
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| Summary: | This book outlines how the First World War affected every corner of the globe, provoked revolutions, developed new weapons, and changed the political map of Europe forever. |
| Item Description: | Published in association with The Imperial War Museum World at war: Great war -- Balance of power -- Assassination and crisis -- Europe in arms -- Plans unravel -- Over by Christmas?: Carving a new frontier -- Fire, wire and mud -- Going up the line -- Storm of steel -- Ghosts, shadows and lies -- North Sea raiders -- Your country needs you -- Day of peace -- Going global: Cruiser warfare -- African action -- Turkey enters the war -- Jihad and genocide -- Eastern front -- Deadlock: Deadly mist -- Settling in -- Dangerous voyage -- Out of thin air -- Home front -- Gallipoli -- War in the snow -- Big battles: Mincing machine -- Dreadnoughts duel -- Doomed youth -- Sky fighters -- Slaughter and sacrifice -- Trials and trauma -- Women in uniform -- Shock tactics -- Secrets and spies -- Desert wars -- Crisis and resolution: Riots and rebels -- Peace, bread and land -- Waking the giant -- Drowning in mud -- Backs to the wall -- Death throes -- Armageddon -- Time for piece -- Peace and its aftermath: Coming to terms -- Redrawing the map -- Glory and the pity -- Changed world -- Soldiers' stories -- Visions of war -- Unhappy peace -- Lest we forget -- Who's who -- Glossary -- Index -- Acknowledgments |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
THE WORLD
AT WAR
DEADLOCK
8
The Great War
50
A deadly mist
IO
Balance of power
52
Settling in
12
Assassination and crisis
54
A dangerous voyage
14
Europe in arms
56
Out of thin air
16
Plans unravel
58
The home front
60
Gallipoli
OVER BY CHRISTMAS?
62
War in the snow
20
Carving a new frontier
22
Fire, wire and mud
THE BIG BATTLES
24
Going up the line
66
The mincing machine
26
A storm of steel
68
Dreadnoughts duel
28
Ghosts, shadows and lies
70
Doomed youth
30
North Sea raiders
72
Sky fighters
32
Your country needs you
74
Slaughter and sacrifice
34
A day of peace
76
Trials and trauma
78
Women in uniform
GDI»
IG
GLOBAL
80
Shock tactics
38
Cruiser warfare
40
African action
42
Turkey enters the war
44
Jihad and genocide
46
The Eastern Front
,
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82
Secrets and spies
84
Desert wars
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CRISIS AND
RESOLUTION
88
Riots and rebels
90
Peace, bread and land
92
Waking the giant
94
Drowning in mud
96
Backs to the wall
98
Death throes
100
Armageddon
102
The time for peace
PEACE AND ITS AFTERMATH
106
Coming to terms
108
Redrawing the map
1 10
The glory and the pity
112
A changed world
114
Soldiers stories
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116
Visions of war
118
An unhappy peace
120
Lest we forget
122
Who s who
124
Glossary
126
Index
128
Acknowledgements
INTERNET LINKS
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of this book. They give descriptions of
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CONTENTS
THE WORLD
AT WAR
DEADLOCK
8
The Great War
50
A deadly mist
10
Balance of power
52
Settling in
12
Assassination and crisis
54
A dangerous voyage
14
Europe in arms
56
Out of thin air
16
Plans unravel
58
The home front
60
Gallipoli
OVER BY CHRISTMAS?
62
War in the snow
20
Carving a new frontier
22
Fire, wire and mud
24
Going up the line
26
A storm of steel
28
Ghosts, shadows and lies
30
North Sea raiders
32
Your country needs you
34
A day of peace
GOING GLOBAL
38
Cruiser warfare
40
African action
42
Turkey enters the war
44
Jihad and genocide
46
The Eastern Front
THE BIG BATTLES
66
The mincing machine
68
Dreadnoughts duel
70
Doomed youth
72
Sky fighters
74
Slaughter and sacrifice
76
Trials and trauma
78
Women in uniform
80
Shock tactics
.
82
Secrets and spies
84
Desert wars
-
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pyramids, near Cairo. In
1915,
Germon
aircraft bombed f
which was under British control
atti
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CRISIS AND RESOLUTION
88
Riots and rebels
90
Peace, bread and land
92
Waking the giant
94
Drowning in mud
96
Backs to the wall
98
Death throes
100
Armageddon
102
The time for peace
PEACE AND ITS AFTERMATH
106
Coming to terms
108
Redrawinq the map
110
The glory and the pity
112
A changed world
*>
116
Visions of war
118
An unhappy peace
120
Lest we forget
122
Who s who
124
Glossary
126
Index
128
Acknowledgements
INTERNET
LINKS
Look for the Internet Link boxes on the pages
of this book. They give descriptions of
interesting websites you can visit to find out
more about the First World War. For links to
these websites, go to the Usborne Quicklinks
Website at www.usborne-quicklinks.com
and type in the keywords world war one
You can find out more about how to use
Usborne Quicklinks at the back of this book.
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INDEX
Abadem
42, 43
abdication
89,91, 103, 123, 124
aces
73, 123
Africa, fighting in
38-39,40-41,123
African troops
36-37, 40-41
African-American soldiers
93
agriculture
9,41,58, 112, 118
air raids
48, 56-57
airships
56-57, 124, 125
Aisne
River
20-21
Akaba
100
Albanio
63
Albert Cathedral
29
Aleppo
45, 101
Allenby, Field Marshal Sir Edmund
100, 101, 122
Allied Powers/Allies
8-9, 11, 62, 63,
65,80,87, 106, 124
Alps, fighting in the
62-63
Alsace and Lorraine
10, 17
America
87,92-93,113,119,123
American
army
93, 98, 99, 123
casualties
55, 98
Congress
93
declaration of war
93
Senate
123
Angel of Mons, the
28
Anglo-Persian Oil Company
42-43
Anzacs
60-61
Arab Bureau
84, 85
Arab independence
84,100,101,
109, 122, 123
Arab Revolt
84-85,100-101,123
Armenian genocide
45
armistices
99, 101, 102-103,
111,
124
arms races
11, 124
art
116-117
artillery
26-27, 44, 56. 57, 62, 66,
67, 95, 99, 124
assassination of Archduke Franz
Ferdinand
12-13,14,122
Atatijrk see Mustafa Kemal
Australian and New Zealand troops see
also Anzacs
38,43,71, 94-95,
100-101
Austria
102, 109
Austria-Hungary
10,12-13,46-47,
62,80-81, 102, 108, 122
Austro-Hungarian army
46-47, 62,
63, 80-81
invasions of Serbia
4Ó,
63
Austro-Hungarian
casualties
62, 81
declaration of war
13,14
auxiliaries
79, 124
Baghdad
84, 85
Balfour Declaration
100
Balkans
12-13, 63, 109, 119
barbed wire
8, 20, 22-23, 53,
74-75
Barbusse,
Henri
114
barrages
23, 27, 74, 75, 94, 96,
124
Basra
42, 43, 84
battalions
32,75,124
battle cruisers see warships
battles
First of the
Marne
17,20,21,33
FirstofYpres
21, 71, 122
of Arras
21
of Belleau Wood
96,98
:
of
Cambrai
96, 98
of
Coronel
39
of Dogger Bank
31
of
Gazo
100
or Helgoland Bight
31
of Jutland
Ó8-Ó9,
70, 83, 122, 123
............. ■ ■ . ■
of loos
21
ofMegiddo
101
of Mons
21,28
of
Neuve Chapelle
21
of Sarikamish
44
of
Tannenberg 17, 44, 46
of the Bees
40, 41
of the
Falklands
38-39,123
of the Frontiers
17
of the Masurian Lakes
17, 44, 46
of the
Somme
74-75,96, 115, 122
of Verdun
64-65, 66-67, 74, 75,
96,99, 115, 122, 123
of
Vittorio Veneto
102
Passchendaele (Third of Ypres)
94-95, 96
Second of the
Marne
96, 97
Second of Ypres
21,50-51
battleships see warships
bayonets
74, 124
Beatty, Admiral David
69
Belgium
14, 15, 16-17
Belgrade
63
Big Bertha gun
16
Black Hand, the
12-13
blackouts
57
blockades
30,58, 68, 97, 124
Blücher 30-31
Blunden,
Edmund
115
Boer War
40, 123
Bolsheviks
91, 118, 123
bombing
4, 56-57
Bosnia
12, 13
Botha, Louis
40
boy soldiers
70-71
Brest-Litovsk Treaty
91, 108
British
ond
imperial armies
14,32,
36-37,38,40-41,43,51,52,63,
74,75,84,88,95, 102-103,
104-105
cavalry
74, 100-101, 122
invasion of Mesopotamia
43
invasion of Palestine
100
invasion of Syria
101
British
casualties
21,31,75,84
declaration of war
15
empire
38, 119
naval bases
31,08,69
royal family
15, 82
Royal Flying Corps
73
Royal Navy
10,30-31,42,60,
68-69,70, 122
Women s Royal Air Force
79
Women s Royal Naval Service
78
Brooke, Rupert
1 10
Brusilov, General Alexei
80-81, 90,
122
Brusilov offensive, the
80-81
Brussels
14-15,78
Bucharest
81
Bulgaria
62,63, 102, 108, 109
burial
35, 120
Cabrinovic, Nedjelko
12-13
Cairo
4, 84
camel-mounted troops
84-85, 100
Canadian soldiers
52, 95
Carpathian mountains
47, 81
cartoons
10,52,60
casualties
7, 59, 120
Caucasus Mountains
44,101
cavalry
74, 100-101, 122, 124
Cdvell, Edith
78
cease-fires
34, 35, 99, 124
cemeteries
120
censorship
83, 114, 116, 124
Central Powers
8-9, 10, 42, 62, 63,
87, 102-103, 124
Chantilly,
conference of
65
Chaplin, Charlie
116,117
Chemin des
Dames Ridge
20, 21
Chinese declaration of war
29
Christmas Truce,
1914 34-35
Churchill, Winston
60, 122
civilians
9,16,49,57,58-59,87,
124
Clemenceau,
Georges
106, 107, 122
codes
30, 68, 83, 92
colonial troops
32, 33, 40-41
colonies
8, 10,37,40, 119, 124
communications
at sea
30, 68, 83
in the trenches
23, 27, 83
Conrad, Franz
46, 80-81
conscientious objectors
33
conscription
32-33, 71, 93, 124
Constantinople
44, 60, 61
cooperatives
90, 124
Corfu
63
Cornwell, John
70
Cradock, Christopher
39
creeping barrages
95
Czechoslovakia
102, 108, 109
Damascus
101
Dardanelles Straits
60,61
debts
112
depression, the
113, 124
desert warfare
84-85,100-101
desertion
76, 77
destroyers see warships
diaries
114
dictators
119, 124
Dix,
Otto
117
Dogger Bank
31
doughboys
98
Dreadnought,
HMS
11
dreadnoughts see warships
Dublin
88
duckboards
94-95
dugouts
53, 75
dynamite
27
Easter Rising
88
Eastern Front
15,34, 46-47, 80-81,
124
Egypt
4, 5, 43
elections
58, 89
empires
8, 10, 124
enemy aliens
82
Entente
Cordiale
1 1
Enver Pasha
42,43, 44,45, 122
espionage
82-83, 124
Euphrates river
42, 43
executions
77, 78, 82, 83, 91, 123
ex-servicemen
112, 1 17
factories
8, 9, 26, 29, 59, 89, 91, 98
Falkenhayn, General Erich
von 20, 21,
65, 66, 67, 122
Fascist Party
119
Feisal, Emir of Mecca
85,101,109,
122
firing squads
77, 78, 82
flame throwers
27, 66, 96
fleets
10-11, 30-31, 42, 60, 68-69
flu virus
97
Flying Circus, the
73
Foch,
Marshal Ferdinand
96, 97, 102,
122
Fokker,
Anthony
72
Fourteen Points, Wilson s
93, 123
Franz Ferdinand, Archduke of
Austria-Hungary
12-13,46,122
Franz Josef I, Emperor of
Austria-Hungary
102,122
French army
14, 18-1.9, 32, 52, 53,
63,66-67,88
mutiny
88 , :
uniform
17
casualties
17, 67, 88
French battleships
60
French empire
119
French, Field Marshal Sir John
122
Galicia
46, 47, 80
Gallipoli
29,60-61,71,110,122
Gandhi, Mohandas
Mahatma 119
Garros, Roland
72
gas masks
50, 51
gas, poison
8, 50-51, 94,
111,
116-117
genocide
45, 124
George V, King of Britain
15, 122
German army
10, 20, 32, 40-41,
46-47,51,71,81,96-97,98, 103,
122, 123
African troops
40-41
invasion of Alsace and Lorraine
10
invasion of Belgium
14, 15, 16-17
invasion of France
17
Spring Offensive
96-97, 98, 122
storm troopers
96-97
German
casualties
21,31,39,67,75
colonies
10,37,38,40-41
declaration of war
14
naval bases
31, 38, 68
navy
10, 11,30-31,42,68-69,
103, 123
support for Austria-Hungary
13, 14
Germany
10-11,99, 106, 107, 109,
112, 123
ghost stories
28-29
Gibbons, Floyd
92, 98
Grabež,
Trifco
12
graves
120
Graves, Robert
115
grenades
27, 96, 118, 124
guerrilla warfare
41, 85, 100, 124
guns see also artillery
11,16,26,
60,72
Guynemer, Georges
73
Haig, Field Marshal Sir Douglas
74,
94,95,122
He¡az
100, 101
Heligoland
31,68,69
helmets
25,33
Hemmingway, Ernest
115
Hindenberg, Field Marshal Paul
von
67,99, 122
Hindenburg Line
96, 97, 99
Hitler, Adolf
119, 122
home front
58-59, 78, 124
hospitals
76,77,78,
Ш
howitzers
26, 124
Hungary
102, 108
Hurley, Frank
95, 117
Hussein, Sherif of Mecca
84,85
hyperinflation
112, 124
λ
Indian
troops
Á
industry
8,1
118
,
.
infantry
74,75,95,124
intelligence
82-63.84, 123.
!2i
Iraq
109, 1/2 ■ ; : > : ,..-. -.■<■ ;■¥ .- ·; ,
Italian
army
62-63, 102
casualties
62 ,-.:%.
declaration of wor
62
Italian Front
62,63,80,81
Japan
37, 38
jazz
11
3
Jellicoe,
Admiral John
68-69,122
Jerusalem
100
Jews
47, 100, 109
Jihad
44-45, 125
Joffre, Marshal Joseph
1 7, 53, 1 22
journalists
92, 98, 1 14
Jünger,
Ernst
1 15
Jutland, Battle of
68-69, 70, 83, 122,
123
Karl I, Emperor of Austria-Hungary
102, 122
Kema!, Mustafa {Atatiirk]
109, 122
Kerensky, Alexander
90, 91, 123
Kitchener, Field Marshal Lord
32, 93,
123
Kut
84, 85
Lawrence,
Т.Е.
(Lawrence of Arabia)
84-85, 100, 101, 109, 123
League of Nations
93, 106,
1Q9,
119,123
Lenin (Vladimir llyich Ulyartovj
91,
118, 119, 123,
letters
53,83,114
Lettow-Vorbeck, Colonel Paul
von 40,
41, 123
Liège
16, 56
Lille
104-105
literature
110-111, 114-115
Lloyd George, Dovid
61, 93, 94, 106,
107, 123
Ludendorff, General Erich
von 67, 97,
99, 103, 122
Lusitânia,
sinking of the
54-55, 92
Machen,
Arthur
28
machine guns
8, 17, 20, 22, 23, 27,
43, 53, 72, 74, 75, 94, 96, 99, 125
Madras, German naval attack on
38
mandates
109, 122, 125
maps
Europein 1924 108
European alliances
9
Gallipoli
61
Germany s African colonies
40
North Sea battles in
1914-1915 31
the Balkan states in
1914 12
the Balkans and the Italian Front
63
the Battle of Jutland
68
the Eastern Front in
1914-1915 46
the Eastern
Frontín
1916 81
the Middle East during the Arab
Revolt
84
the Middle East in
1918 101
the Middle East in
1924 109
the Turkish empire and the Middle
East in
19Î4
42
the Western Front during the second
half of the war
96
Western Front battles during
1914-1915 21
world alliances by August
1917 8
marines
98, 125
mass-production
8, 26, 113
Mata Hari
(Margareta
Zelle) 83
Maude, Sir Stanley
85
medals
70,117
MehmedV, Suitan of the Ottoman
..
Turkish empire
42, 44
memorials
120
merchant ships
38, 54, 97, 123, 125
Afe
43,84-85,101
щада,
interception of
30, 31, 39,
68,83
Mexico
92,93
dleEosf
84-85, 100-101, 109,
,74, 123
ps
60
ization
7, 14, 46, 125
¡е>еЙ
Helmuth
von 16, 17,
,59.88, 116, 125
.64-05,75, 113, 115,
17, 123
Müller,
Captain
Karl von 38
munitions
26,55,58,59, 81, 122,
125
Mussolini,
Benito 1 19
mutinies
88, 89,98, 103, 123, 125
Nosh, John
22
naval warfare
30-31, 38-39, 54-55,
68-69, 123
blockades
30, 58, 59, 68, 97, 124
communications during
30, 68, 83
convoys
93, 97
Nazis
119,123
Nevinson, Christopher
88,
114-П5
New York
54, 92, 113
newspapers
53, 92, 114, 116
Nicholas II, Tsar of Russia
15, 47, 89,
90,91, 123
Nicholas, Grand Duke of Russia
47
night raids
53
Nivelle,
General Robert
88, 123
no-man s-land
22-23, 24, 34, 35, 52,
61,74-75,95, 114-115, 125
North Sea
30-31, 68-69, 123
novels
П4-П5.
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nurses
78, 79, 114
occupation
47,79, 123, 125
officers
53, 125
oilfields, Persian
42-43, 84
Ottoman Turkish empire see Turkish
empire
Owen, Wilfred
111
paintings
22-23, 88, 93, 116-1 17,
120
Palestine
100, 101, 109, 122
Pals Battalions
32, 75
Paris
15, 16-17, 18-19, 20, 48-49,
57,59, 106-107, 108
Paris Peace Conferences
106-109,
119
Passchendaele, Third Battle of Ypres
94-95, 96
passenger ships
54-55, 92
peace treaties, post-war
106-109,
118, 119
periscopes
52, 54, 125
Pershing, General John
123
Pétain,
General Henri Philippe
66-67,
88, 123
Peter I, King of Serbia
63
Petrograd
(St. Petersburg)
86-87, 89,
90-91
photography
116-117
pilots
57, 72-73, 123
Plan
XVII 17
planes
5, 8, 56, 57, 72-73, 98
poets/poetry
110-111, 114
Poland
47, 102, 108
poppies
6-7, 120, 121
posters
32,33,58,78,90,93, 113,
118
Princess Mary Boxes
34
Princip, Gavrilo
12-13, 122
prisoners/prisons
45, 51, 53, 76, 77,
82,97, 100-101
privates
53, 125
propaganda
29, 33, 58, 118, 125
Przemyśl,
siege of
47
punishment
76-77
pyramids
4-5
Race to the Sea, the
21
radio communications stations
39, 40
rationing
30, 59, 125
reconnaissance
56, 125
recruitment
32-33,70-71,93
Red Baron, the see Captain Baron
Manfred
vori
fiichfhoren
: ·
Red Cross
78
refugees
59, 63, 78
Remarque, IricK
Moria
115
remembrance
7, 120-121
reparations
107, 112, 113, 125
reserve troops
32, 33
revolutions
89,90-91, 125
Richthofen, Captain Baron Manfred
von
73, 123
Rickenbacker, Captain Edward
73
rifles
22, 52 .
riots
55, 88, 89, 103
Roaring Twenties, the
113
Room
40 83,92
Rosyth
31, 68, 69
Rothschild, Lord Water
100
Rumania
81, 108, 122
Rumanian invasion of Hungary
81
Russian army
14, 44, 46, 47, 79,
80-81,90,91
invasion of East Prussia
Ì7
invasion of
Galicia
46
mobilization
14, 46
shock troops
80-81
Women s Battalion of Death
79
Russian
casualties
17,47
Civil War
91, 118
navy
42, 60.
Revolutions
89
УО-91,
123 ;
royal family
91
Salandra, Antonio
62
salients
50, 125
Salonika
63, 102
Sandes,
Flora
79
saps
80
Sarajevo
12-13
Sassoon, Siegfried
95, 111: .. ■■■.
Scapa
Flow
31,68,69
Scheer,
Admiral
Reinhard 68-69, 123
Schlieffen Plan
15, 16-17, 20, 123
Schlieffen, General Alfred
von 15
Schweiger, Walther 55 ;
r
;
Scottish troops
50 ; :
Second World War
119,123
secret services
82-83
self-wounding
76
sentries
52, 125
Serbia
12-13,46,63;
Serbian army
46, 63, 79
Serbian casualties
46, 63
Serbs, persecution of
47
shell shock
76,77,
111,
125
shelling
74,75,94,95
shells
22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 29, 58,
59,67,69, 125
shipbuilding
10-П,
82
shock troops
80-81,90
:
■ > -
shortages
58,59,89,97,98
shrapnel
25,27, 125
Sinai Desert
43,44,100
Singer Sargent, John
116-117
Slavs, persecution of
47
Smuts,
Cenemi
Jan
40, 123
snipers
25,52, 125
Somme,
Battle of the
65, 74-75, 96,
115, 122
South African
Boers
40
invasion of German South West Africa
37,40
mounted troops
36-37
Soviet Union
108, 118
Spee, Admiral Count Maximiltian
von
38-39, 123
spies/spying see espionage
St. Petersburg see
Petrograd -,
ľ :
Stalinjosef 119 :
v.
:
^
strikes
58, 89, 98
submarines
8, 30, 54-55, 68, 125
Suez Canal
42, 43
Suffragettes
58
Sykes-Picot Agreement
100
Syria
45, 100, 101,
Î22
tanks
8, 92, 98-99
terroriste
12
Tigris river
84, 101
TNT
27
;
-
Tolkien, J.R.R.
И5
, -
Tommies
14, 125
torpedo ships see warships
torpedo«
55,69,92, 125 , .
■-■ ;■■ -.
Total War
9, 125
trench warfare
22-23, 60, 74-7$,
96-97, 125
tactics
22^-23,27,74-75,
80-81,95
í
trenches
! 9, 20,21,22-23,
24-25, 26, 27,
2Ş,
34-45, 50,
74,75,96,
114,125í
Christmas in the
34-35
communications in
23, 27,
вЗ
conditions
¡n
25,61,76
design of
23,24,25
entertainment in
52-53
living
io
52—53
Triple Entente
11
Trotsky, Leon
91
truces
34-35, 124
Tsingtap, Allied attack on
38
Turkey, Republic of
109, 122
Turkish army
43, 44, 45, 60-61,
8¿
85, 100, 122
invasion of Russian Caucasus
44
Turkish empire
12, 37, 38-39, 42,
44,46,84,85, 100,101, 108,
Ì09
joins the Central Powers
42
Turkish casualties
43, 44, 61,
Turkish navy
42 ■■
:
Turner, Captain
William
54
U-boats
30, 54-55, 92, 93, 94,
97,98,123,125
unemployment
112, 113, 124
uniforms
17,33
United Nations
106
United States see America/American
Verdun, Battle of
64-Ó5,
66-67, 74,
75,96,99, 115, 122,
í
23
Versaiiles, Treaty of
106- ? 07, 108
Victoria Cross medal
70
Victoria, Queen of Britain
15
Voie Sacrée
66-67
volunteers
19, 32, 33, 41, 70-71,
78
Woli
Street Crash
113
war guilt clause
107
warships
10,11,30,31,38,39,
124
baffle cruisers
30, 38-39,
Ó8-Ó9,
124
destroyers
30,31,97
dreadnoughts
10-11, 30, 69,
b
torpedo ships
69
Western Front
15, 19, 21, 25, 27,
35, 49, 50-51, 74-75, 87, 94-95
96-97, 122, 123, 125
Wilhelm
II, Kaiser of Germany
10,
11,20,34,42,44,66,67,98,
99, 103, 123
Wilson, Thomas Wcodrow
55, 92,
93, 106, 107, 123
Winter Palace, storming of the
90-9
women
58-59, 78-79, 112
Young Turks
42,44,84, 122
Yugoslavia
102,108, 109
Zelle,
Margareta
see
Mata Hari
Zeppelin;
Ferdinand von 56, 57,
12і
zeppelins
56-57, 125
Zimmerman, Arthur
92, 93
Zimmerman Telegram
92
Zionists
100
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CONTENTS
THE WORLD
AT WAR
DEADLOCK
8
The Great War
50
A deadly mist
IO
Balance of power
52
Settling in
12
Assassination and crisis
54
A dangerous voyage
14
Europe in arms
56
Out of thin air
16
Plans unravel
58
The home front
60
Gallipoli
OVER BY CHRISTMAS?
62
War in the snow
20
Carving a new frontier
22
Fire, wire and mud
THE BIG BATTLES
24
Going up the line
66
The mincing machine
26
A storm of steel
68
Dreadnoughts duel
28
Ghosts, shadows and lies
70
Doomed youth
30
North Sea raiders
72
Sky fighters
32
Your country needs you
74
Slaughter and sacrifice
34
A day of peace
76
Trials and trauma
78
Women in uniform
GDI»
IG
GLOBAL
80
Shock tactics
38
Cruiser warfare
40
African action
42
Turkey enters the war
44
Jihad and genocide
46
The Eastern Front
,
«ñu
82
Secrets and spies
84
Desert wars
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RESOLUTION
88
Riots and rebels
90
Peace, bread and land
92
Waking the giant
94
Drowning in mud
96
Backs to the wall
98
Death throes
100
Armageddon
102
The time for peace
PEACE AND ITS AFTERMATH
106
Coming to terms
108
Redrawing the map
1 10
The glory and the pity
112
A changed world
114
Soldiers'stories
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116
Visions of war
118
An unhappy peace
120
Lest we forget
122
Who's who
124
Glossary
126
Index
128
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AT WAR
DEADLOCK
8
The Great War
50
A deadly mist
10
Balance of power
52
Settling in
12
Assassination and crisis
54
A dangerous voyage
14
Europe in arms
56
Out of thin air
16
Plans unravel
58
The home front
60
Gallipoli
OVER BY CHRISTMAS?
62
War in the snow
20
Carving a new frontier
22
Fire, wire and mud
24
Going up the line
26
A storm of steel
28
Ghosts, shadows and lies
30
North Sea raiders
32
Your country needs you
34
A day of peace
GOING GLOBAL
38
Cruiser warfare
40
African action
42
Turkey enters the war
44
Jihad and genocide
46
The Eastern Front
THE BIG BATTLES
66
The mincing machine
68
Dreadnoughts duel
70
Doomed youth
72
Sky fighters
74
Slaughter and sacrifice
76
Trials and trauma
78
Women in uniform
80
Shock tactics
.
82
Secrets and spies
84
Desert wars
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CRISIS AND RESOLUTION
88
Riots and rebels
90
Peace, bread and land
92
Waking the giant
94
Drowning in mud
96
Backs to the wall
98
Death throes
100
Armageddon
102
The time for peace
PEACE AND ITS AFTERMATH
106
Coming to terms
108
Redrawinq the map
110
The glory and the pity
112
A changed world
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Visions of war
118
An unhappy peace
120
Lest we forget
122
Who's who
124
Glossary
126
Index
128
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INDEX
Abadem
42, 43
abdication
89,91, 103, 123, 124
aces
73, 123
Africa, fighting in
38-39,40-41,123
African troops
36-37, 40-41
African-American soldiers
93
agriculture
9,41,58, 112, 118
air raids
48, 56-57
airships
56-57, 124, 125
Aisne
River
20-21
Akaba
100
Albanio
63
Albert Cathedral
29
Aleppo
45, 101
Allenby, Field Marshal Sir Edmund
100, 101, 122
Allied Powers/Allies
8-9, 11, 62, 63,
65,80,87, 106, 124
Alps, fighting in the
62-63
Alsace and Lorraine
10, 17
America
87,92-93,113,119,123
American
army
93, 98, 99, 123
casualties
55, 98
Congress
93
declaration of war
93
Senate
123
Angel of Mons, the
28
Anglo-Persian Oil Company
42-43
Anzacs
60-61
Arab Bureau
84, 85
Arab independence
84,100,101,
109, 122, 123
Arab Revolt
84-85,100-101,123
Armenian genocide
45
armistices
99, 101, 102-103,
111,
124
arms races
11, 124
art
116-117
artillery
26-27, 44, 56. 57, 62, 66,
67, 95, 99, 124
assassination of Archduke Franz
Ferdinand
12-13,14,122
Atatijrk see Mustafa Kemal
Australian and New Zealand troops see
also Anzacs
38,43,71, 94-95,
100-101
Austria
102, 109
Austria-Hungary
10,12-13,46-47,
62,80-81, 102, 108, 122
Austro-Hungarian army
46-47, 62,
63, 80-81
invasions of Serbia
4Ó,
63
Austro-Hungarian
casualties
62, 81
declaration of war
13,14
auxiliaries
79, 124
Baghdad
84, 85
Balfour Declaration
100
Balkans
12-13, 63, 109, 119
barbed wire
8, 20, 22-23, 53,
74-75
Barbusse,
Henri
114
barrages
23, 27, 74, 75, 94, 96,
124
Basra
42, 43, 84
battalions
32,75,124
battle cruisers see warships
battles
First of the
Marne
17,20,21,33
FirstofYpres
21, 71, 122
of Arras
21
of Belleau Wood
96,98
:
of
Cambrai
96, 98
of
Coronel
39
of Dogger Bank
31
of
Gazo
100
or Helgoland Bight
31
of Jutland
Ó8-Ó9,
70, 83, 122, 123
. ■ ■ . ■
of loos
21
ofMegiddo
101
of Mons
21,28
of
Neuve Chapelle
21
of Sarikamish
44
of
Tannenberg 17, 44, 46
of the Bees
40, 41
of the
Falklands
38-39,123
of the Frontiers
17
of the Masurian Lakes
17, 44, 46
of the
Somme
74-75,96, 115, 122
of Verdun
64-65, 66-67, 74, 75,
96,99, 115, 122, 123
of
Vittorio Veneto
102
Passchendaele (Third of Ypres)
94-95, 96
Second of the
Marne
96, 97
Second of Ypres
21,50-51
battleships see warships
bayonets
74, 124
Beatty, Admiral David
69
Belgium
14, 15, 16-17
Belgrade
63
'Big Bertha' gun
16
Black Hand, the
12-13
blackouts
57
blockades
30,58, 68, 97, 124
Blücher 30-31
Blunden,
Edmund
115
Boer War
40, 123
Bolsheviks
91, 118, 123
bombing
4, 56-57
Bosnia
12, 13
Botha, Louis
40
boy soldiers
70-71
Brest-Litovsk Treaty
91, 108
British
ond
imperial armies
14,32,
36-37,38,40-41,43,51,52,63,
74,75,84,88,95, 102-103,
104-105
cavalry
74, 100-101, 122
invasion of Mesopotamia
43
invasion of Palestine
100
invasion of Syria
101
British
casualties
21,31,75,84
declaration of war
15
empire
38, 119
naval bases
31,08,69
royal family
15, 82
Royal Flying Corps
73
Royal Navy
10,30-31,42,60,
68-69,70, 122
Women's Royal Air Force
79
Women's Royal Naval Service
78
Brooke, Rupert
1 10
Brusilov, General Alexei
80-81, 90,
122
Brusilov offensive, the
80-81
Brussels
14-15,78
Bucharest
81
Bulgaria
62,63, 102, 108, 109
burial
35, 120
Cabrinovic, Nedjelko
12-13
Cairo
4, 84
camel-mounted troops
84-85, 100
Canadian soldiers
52, 95
Carpathian mountains
47, 81
cartoons
10,52,60
casualties
7, 59, 120
Caucasus Mountains
44,101
cavalry
74, 100-101, 122, 124
Cdvell, Edith
78
cease-fires
34, 35, 99, 124
cemeteries
120
censorship
83, 114, 116, 124
Central Powers
8-9, 10, 42, 62, 63,
87, 102-103, 124
Chantilly,
conference of
65
Chaplin, Charlie
116,117
Chemin des
Dames Ridge
20, 21
Chinese declaration of war
29
Christmas Truce,
1914 34-35
Churchill, Winston
60, 122
civilians
9,16,49,57,58-59,87,
124
Clemenceau,
Georges
106, 107, 122
codes
30, 68, 83, 92
colonial troops
32, 33, 40-41
colonies
8, 10,37,40, 119, 124
communications
at sea
30, 68, 83
in the trenches
23, 27, 83
Conrad, Franz
46, 80-81
conscientious objectors
33
conscription
32-33, 71, 93, 124
Constantinople
44, 60, 61
cooperatives
90, 124
Corfu
63
Cornwell, John
70
Cradock, Christopher
39
creeping barrages
95
Czechoslovakia
102, 108, 109
Damascus
101
Dardanelles Straits
60,61
debts
112
depression, the
113, 124
desert warfare
84-85,100-101
desertion
76, 77
destroyers see warships
diaries
114
dictators
119, 124
Dix,
Otto
117
Dogger Bank
31
doughboys
98
Dreadnought,
HMS
11
dreadnoughts see warships
Dublin
88
duckboards
94-95
dugouts
53, 75
dynamite
27
Easter Rising
88
Eastern Front
15,34, 46-47, 80-81,
124
Egypt
4, 5, 43
elections
58, 89
empires
8, 10, 124
'enemy aliens'
82
Entente
Cordiale
1 1
Enver Pasha
42,43, 44,45, 122
espionage
82-83, 124
Euphrates river
42, 43
executions
77, 78, 82, 83, 91, 123
ex-servicemen
112, 1 17
factories
8, 9, 26, 29, 59, 89, 91, 98
Falkenhayn, General Erich
von 20, 21,
65, 66, 67, 122
Fascist Party
119
Feisal, Emir of Mecca
85,101,109,
122
firing squads
77, 78, 82
flame throwers
27, 66, 96
fleets
10-11, 30-31, 42, 60, 68-69
flu virus
97
Flying Circus, the
73
Foch,
Marshal Ferdinand
96, 97, 102,
122
Fokker,
Anthony
72
Fourteen Points, Wilson's
93, 123
Franz Ferdinand, Archduke of
Austria-Hungary
12-13,46,122
Franz Josef I, Emperor of
Austria-Hungary
102,122
French army
14, 18-1.9, 32, 52, 53,
63,66-67,88 '
mutiny
88 , :
uniform
17
casualties
17, 67, 88
French battleships
60
French empire
119
French, Field Marshal Sir John
122
Galicia
46, 47, 80
Gallipoli
29,60-61,71,110,122
Gandhi, Mohandas
'Mahatma' 119
Garros, Roland
72
gas masks
50, 51
gas, poison
8, 50-51, 94,
111,
116-117
genocide
45, 124
George V, King of Britain
15, 122
German army
10, 20, 32, 40-41,
46-47,51,71,81,96-97,98, 103,
122, 123
African troops
40-41
invasion of Alsace and Lorraine
10
invasion of Belgium
14, 15, 16-17
invasion of France
17
Spring Offensive
96-97, 98, 122
storm troopers
96-97
German
casualties
21,31,39,67,75
colonies
10,37,38,40-41
declaration of war
14
naval bases
31, 38, 68
navy
10, 11,30-31,42,68-69,
103, 123
support for Austria-Hungary
13, 14
Germany
10-11,99, 106, 107, 109,
112, 123
ghost stories
28-29
Gibbons, Floyd
92, 98
Grabež,
Trifco
12
graves
120
Graves, Robert
115
grenades
27, 96, 118, 124
guerrilla warfare
41, 85, 100, 124
guns see also artillery
11,16,26,
60,72
Guynemer, Georges
73
Haig, Field Marshal Sir Douglas
74,
94,95,122
He¡az
100, 101
Heligoland
31,68,69
helmets
25,33
Hemmingway, Ernest
115
Hindenberg, Field Marshal Paul
von
67,99, 122
Hindenburg Line
96, 97, 99
Hitler, Adolf
119, 122
home front
58-59, 78, 124
hospitals
76,77,78,
Ш
howitzers
26, 124
Hungary
102, 108
Hurley, Frank
95, 117
Hussein, Sherif of Mecca
84,85
hyperinflation
112, 124
λ
Indian
troops
Á
industry
8,1
118
,
.
infantry
74,75,95,124
intelligence
82-63.84, 123.
!2i
Iraq
109, 1/2 ■ ; : > : ,.-. -.■<■ ;■¥'.- ·; ,
Italian
army
62-63, 102
casualties
62 ,-.:%.
declaration of wor
62
Italian Front
62,63,80,81
Japan
37, 38
jazz
11
3
Jellicoe,
Admiral John
68-69,122
Jerusalem
100
Jews
47, 100, 109
Jihad
44-45, 125
Joffre, Marshal Joseph
1 7, 53, 1 22
journalists
92, 98, 1 14
Jünger,
Ernst
1 15
Jutland, Battle of
68-69, 70, 83, 122,
123
Karl I, Emperor of Austria-Hungary
102, 122
Kema!, Mustafa {Atatiirk]
109, 122
Kerensky, Alexander
90, 91, 123
Kitchener, Field Marshal Lord
32, 93,
123
Kut
84, 85
Lawrence,
Т.Е.
(Lawrence of Arabia)
84-85, 100, 101, 109, 123
League of Nations
93, 106,
1Q9,
119,123
Lenin (Vladimir llyich Ulyartovj
91,
118, 119, 123,
letters
53,83,114
Lettow-Vorbeck, Colonel Paul
von 40,
41, 123
Liège
16, 56
Lille
104-105
literature
110-111, 114-115
Lloyd George, Dovid
61, 93, 94, 106,
107, 123
Ludendorff, General Erich
von 67, 97,
99, 103, 122
Lusitânia,
sinking of the
54-55, 92
Machen,
Arthur
28
machine guns
8, 17, 20, 22, 23, 27,
43, 53, 72, 74, 75, 94, 96, 99, 125
Madras, German naval attack on
38
mandates
109, 122, 125
maps
Europein 1924 108
European alliances
9
Gallipoli
61
Germany's African colonies
40
North Sea battles in
1914-1915 31
the Balkan states in
1914 12
the Balkans and the Italian Front
63
the Battle of Jutland
68
the Eastern Front in
1914-1915 46
the Eastern
Frontín
1916 81
the Middle East during the Arab
Revolt
84
the Middle East in
1918 101
the Middle East in
1924 109
the Turkish empire and the Middle
East in
19Î4
42
the Western Front during the second
half of the war
96
Western Front battles during
1914-1915 21
world alliances by August
1917 8
marines
98, 125
mass-production
8, 26, 113
Mata Hari
(Margareta
Zelle) 83
Maude, Sir Stanley
85
medals
70,117
MehmedV, Suitan of the Ottoman
.
Turkish empire
42, 44
memorials
120
merchant ships
38, 54, 97, 123, 125
Afe
43,84-85,101
щада,
interception of
30, 31, 39,
68,83
Mexico
92,93
dleEosf
84-85, 100-101, 109,
,74, 123
ps
60
ization
'7, 14, 46, 125
¡е>еЙ
Helmuth
von 16, 17,
,59.88, 116, 125
.64-05,75, 113, 115,
17, 123
Müller,
Captain
Karl von 38
munitions
26,55,58,59, 81, 122,
125
Mussolini,
Benito 1 19
mutinies
88, 89,98, 103, 123, 125
Nosh, John
22
naval warfare
30-31, 38-39, 54-55,
68-69, 123
blockades
30, 58, 59, 68, 97, 124
communications during
30, 68, 83
convoys
93, 97
Nazis
119,123
Nevinson, Christopher
88,
114-П5
New York
54, 92, 113
newspapers
53, 92, 114, 116
Nicholas II, Tsar of Russia
15, 47, 89,
90,91, 123
Nicholas, Grand Duke of Russia
47
night raids
53
Nivelle,
General Robert
88, 123
no-man's-land
22-23, 24, 34, 35, 52,
61,74-75,95, 114-115, 125
North Sea
30-31, 68-69, 123
novels
П4-П5.
'=■-.,
nurses
78, 79, 114
occupation
47,79, 123, 125
officers
53, 125
oilfields, Persian
42-43, 84
Ottoman Turkish empire see Turkish
empire
Owen, Wilfred
111
paintings
22-23, 88, 93, 116-1 17,
120
Palestine
100, 101, 109, 122
Pals Battalions
32, 75
Paris
15, 16-17, 18-19, 20, 48-49,
57,59, 106-107, 108
Paris Peace Conferences
106-109,
119
Passchendaele, Third Battle of Ypres
94-95, 96
passenger ships
54-55, 92
peace treaties, post-war
106-109,
118, 119
periscopes
52, 54, 125
Pershing, General John
123
Pétain,
General Henri Philippe
66-67,
88, 123
Peter I, King of Serbia
63
Petrograd
(St. Petersburg)
86-87, 89,
90-91
photography
116-117
pilots
57, 72-73, 123
Plan
XVII 17
planes
5, 8, 56, 57, 72-73, 98
poets/poetry
110-111, 114
Poland
47, 102, 108
poppies
6-7, 120, 121
posters
32,33,58,78,90,93, 113,
118
Princess Mary Boxes
34
Princip, Gavrilo
12-13, 122
prisoners/prisons
45, 51, 53, 76, 77,
82,97, 100-101
privates
53, 125
propaganda
29, 33, 58, 118, 125
Przemyśl,
siege of
47
punishment
76-77
pyramids
4-5
Race to the Sea, the
21
radio communications stations
39, 40
rationing
30, 59, 125
reconnaissance
56, 125
recruitment
32-33,70-71,93
Red Baron, the see Captain Baron
Manfred
vori
fiichfhoren
: ·
Red Cross
78
refugees
59, 63, 78
Remarque, IricK
Moria
115
remembrance
7, 120-121
reparations
107, 112, 113, 125
reserve troops
32, 33
revolutions
89,90-91, 125
Richthofen, Captain Baron Manfred
von
73, 123
Rickenbacker, Captain Edward
73
rifles
22, 52 .
riots
55, 88, 89, 103
Roaring Twenties, the
113
Room
40 83,92
Rosyth
31, 68, 69
Rothschild, Lord Water
100
Rumania
81, 108, 122
Rumanian invasion of Hungary
81
Russian army
14, 44, 46, 47, 79,
80-81,90,91
invasion of East Prussia
Ì7
invasion of
Galicia
46
mobilization
14, 46
shock troops
80-81
Women's Battalion of Death
79
Russian
casualties
17,47
Civil War
91, 118
navy
42, 60.
Revolutions
89
УО-91,
123 ;
royal family
91
Salandra, Antonio
62
salients
50, 125
Salonika
63, 102
Sandes,
Flora
79
saps
80
Sarajevo
12-13
Sassoon, Siegfried
95, 111: . ■■■.
Scapa
Flow
31,68,69
Scheer,
Admiral
Reinhard 68-69, 123
Schlieffen Plan
15, 16-17, 20, 123
Schlieffen, General Alfred
von 15
Schweiger, Walther 55 ;
r
;
Scottish troops
50 ; :
Second World War
119,123
secret services
82-83
self-wounding
76
sentries
52, 125
Serbia
12-13,46,63;
Serbian army
46, 63, 79
Serbian casualties
46, 63
Serbs, persecution of
47
shell shock
76,77,
111,
125
shelling
74,75,94,95
shells
22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 29, 58,
59,67,69, 125
shipbuilding
10-П,
82
shock troops
80-81,90'
:'
■ > -
shortages
58,59,89,97,98
shrapnel
25,27, 125
Sinai Desert
43,44,100
Singer Sargent, John
116-117
Slavs, persecution of
47
Smuts,
Cenemi
Jan
40, 123
snipers
25,52, 125
Somme,
Battle of the
65, 74-75, 96,
115, 122
South African
Boers
40
invasion of German South West Africa
37,40
mounted troops
36-37
Soviet Union
108, 118
Spee, Admiral Count Maximiltian
von
38-39, 123
spies/spying see espionage
St. Petersburg see
Petrograd -,
ľ :
Stalinjosef 119 :
v.
:
^
strikes
58, 89, 98
submarines
8, 30, 54-55, 68, 125
Suez Canal
42, 43
Suffragettes
58
Sykes-Picot Agreement
100
Syria
45, 100, 101,
Î22
tanks
8, 92, 98-99
terroriste
12
Tigris river
84, 101
TNT
27
;
-
Tolkien, J.R.R.
И5
, -
'Tommies'
14, 125
torpedo ships see warships
torpedo«
55,69,92, 125 , .
"■-■ ;■■ -.
Total War
9, 125
trench warfare
22-23, 60, 74-7$,
96-97, 125
tactics
22^-23,27,74-75,
80-81,95
í
trenches
! 9, 20,21,22-23,
24-25, 26, 27,
2Ş,
34-45, 50,
74,75,96,
114,125í
Christmas in the
34-35
communications in
23, 27,
вЗ
conditions
¡n
25,61,76
design of
23,24,25
entertainment in
52-53
living
io
52—53
Triple Entente
11
Trotsky, Leon
91
truces
34-35, 124
Tsingtap, Allied attack on
38
Turkey, Republic of
109, 122
Turkish army
43, 44, 45, 60-61,
8¿
85, 100, 122
invasion of Russian Caucasus
44
Turkish empire
12, 37, 38-39, 42,
44,46,84,85, 100,101, 108,
Ì09
joins the Central Powers
42
Turkish casualties
43, 44, 61,
Turkish navy
42 '■■'
:
Turner, Captain
William
54
U-boats
30, 54-55, 92, 93, 94,
97,98,123,125
unemployment
112, 113, 124
uniforms
17,33
United Nations
106
United States see America/American
Verdun, Battle of
64-Ó5,
66-67, 74,
75,96,99, 115, 122,
í
23
Versaiiles, Treaty of
106- ? 07, 108
Victoria Cross medal
70
Victoria, Queen of Britain
15
Voie Sacrée
66-67
volunteers
19, 32, 33, 41, 70-71,
78
Woli
Street Crash
113
war guilt clause
107
warships
10,11,30,31,38,39,
124
baffle cruisers
30, 38-39,
Ó8-Ó9,
124
destroyers
30,31,97
dreadnoughts
10-11, 30, 69,
\b
torpedo ships
69
Western Front
15, 19, 21, 25, 27,
35, 49, 50-51, 74-75, 87, 94-95
96-97, 122, 123, 125
Wilhelm
II, Kaiser of Germany
10,
11,20,34,42,44,66,67,98,
99, 103, 123
Wilson, Thomas Wcodrow
55, 92,
93, 106, 107, 123
Winter Palace, storming of the
90-9
women
58-59, 78-79, 112
Young Turks
42,44,84, 122
Yugoslavia
102,108, 109
Zelle,
Margareta
see
Mata Hari
Zeppelin;
Ferdinand von 56, 57,
12і
zeppelins
56-57, 125
Zimmerman, Arthur
92, 93
Zimmerman Telegram
92
Zionists
100 |
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