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9789036618717

World War I in Photographs

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    9789036618717

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    9036618711

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2006-06-30
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Table of Contents

Foreword 10(2)
On the Eve of the Conflict
12(38)
The Franco-Prussian War of 1870--1871
12(15)
France
13(1)
The Congress of Berlin redraws the map again
14(2)
The French in Africa exercising colonial power
16(1)
The dangerous development of Fashoda
16(3)
Extension of French colonialization and the fall of their foreign minister
19(2)
The Agadir conference blames Germany
21(1)
The second Moroccan crisis, the Germans dispatch the warship Panther
22(3)
German colonial expansion and economic and political rivalry
25(2)
A series of alliances
The British Empire, Great Britain as superpower
27(1)
Germany and her allies
28(4)
The secret military convention between France and Russia of 1894 which led to World War I
32(2)
End of the Victorian era in Great Britain
34(5)
The naval arms race between Britain and Germany Construction of the ``Dreadnoughts'' and expansion of the German fleet
39(11)
The Crisis of 1914
50(28)
The stance of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Russia
50(9)
The assassination in Sarajevo with dramatic consequences for world peace
55(4)
Reaction of the great powers, mobilization of the Austro-Hungarian army postponed
59(2)
Germany's ``blank check''
61(1)
The Viennese ultimatum
62(3)
The great powers mobilize
65(9)
Germany mobilizes
65(2)
Russia mobilizes
67(2)
One million volunteer in Great Britain
69(3)
France mobilizes
72(2)
The position of Turkey and Italy
74(4)
Italy
74(2)
Turkey
76(2)
War Breaks Out
78(10)
The military plans
78(3)
The motives
79(2)
The von Schlieffen plan
81(2)
The French plan No. 17
83(2)
The British battle plan
85(1)
The Austro-Hungarian battle plan
86(1)
Russian war plans
87(1)
The Moving War
88(110)
The Germans invade Belgium and Luxembourg
88(24)
The battle commences
93(2)
The Battle of Liege
95(4)
The Battle of Namur
99(5)
The Battle of Antwerp (Anvers)
104(5)
German atrocities in Belgium: the death of Captain Fryatt and Edith Cavell
109(3)
The first Battle of the Marne
112(5)
The turning point
112(5)
The race to the sea, the Battles of IJzer and Ypres
117(55)
Von Moltke dismissed and Falkenhayn appointed
117(5)
The Battle of IJzer, heroic struggle by the Belgian Army
122(19)
The first Battle of Y pres (Ieper)
141(18)
The second battle and gas attack
159(10)
The third battle
169(2)
The final fourth Battle of Y pres
171(1)
Appalling casualties and losses
171(1)
The eastern front, the Russians attack
172(4)
The battle of Tannenberg and heroic roles for Hindenburg and Ludendorff
176(5)
The battle of the Mazurian lakes
181(17)
The German attack
181(13)
Fighting in Galicia
194(4)
The Great Battles of 1915 and 1916
198(176)
Gallipoli
198(44)
The start of the battle
198(16)
Badly executed combined land and sea operations
214(19)
The landings
233(5)
End of the escapade: Hamilton is recalled
238(4)
The battle of Verdun
242(57)
Operation ``Gericht'' to bleed the French army to death
242(17)
Fighting in the Bois des Caures delays the German advance
259(13)
The fall of Fort Douaumont, a fortunate turn of events
272(4)
Capture of the village of Douaumont
276(9)
The battle for Fort Vaux
285(10)
The battle of Morte-Homme and hill 304
295(1)
Capture of both hills
296(1)
The continuing battle
297(1)
Gas grenade attack on Fort Souville
297(2)
The bloody battle of the Somme
299(55)
The first of July
339(14)
The British breed
353(1)
The Brusilov offensives
354(6)
The June offensive
354(2)
New efforts
356(4)
Italy enters the war at the battle of Isonzo
360(14)
The Naval War
374(54)
The German Navy's plans
374(10)
Total war by submarines
384(7)
Torpedo attack on the Lusitania (1)
388(3)
The battle of Jutland
391(26)
The German Hochsee Flotte sets sail
391(1)
German tactics
391(18)
The results
409(8)
Scuttling of the German fleet at Scapa Flow
417(11)
America Enters the War
428(32)
Neutral USA?
428(9)
Torpedo attack on the Lusitania (2)
437(17)
A bleak day
437(2)
The British account
439(1)
The German account
440(4)
The American position
444(2)
The facts
446(8)
The Zimmermann telegram, the final straw
454(3)
The final deed: the USA declares war
457(3)
The End
460(128)
The Russian Revolution
460(14)
The Czar abdicates
460(5)
Russia pulls out of the war
465(9)
The German March offensive of 1918
474(32)
One final effort
474(3)
Operation Michael begins
477(17)
Operation George is a second attempt
494(4)
A third effort with the Hagen plan
498(4)
Fourth attempt with Operation Gneisenau
502(1)
Fifth effort, Operation Marneschutz and the battle of Reims
503(1)
Allied counter-offensive
504(2)
August the eighth: a black day for the German army
506(36)
Germany calls for a cease fire
542(17)
Peace without victors
559(24)
The Armistice negotiations
559(10)
President Wilson's fourteen-point plan
569(12)
The Armistice
581(2)
The Peace Treaty of Versailles, changing European borders
583(5)
Bibliography 588(11)
Index 599(1)
Photo acknowledgments 600

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