Planning Armageddon: British Economic Warfare and the First World War by Nicholas Lambert Lund: Nordic Academic Press, 2012 In t...

I found this interesting interview at Deutsche Welle (DW) Germany's international broadcasting network. (By the way, we don't nece...

Animal features always provide a boost in our readership, so allow me to flagrantly play to the crowd. Supply Detail Stringing W...

Notre Dame de Lorette Today: Site of the Largest French Cemetery on the Western Front The Visitors Are Examining the Ring of Remembranc...

Artist's Conception of Petrograd's New Skyline In 1915 Lenin proposed the creation of a new International to promote “civil...

Fair Grounds in What Is Now San Francisco's Marina District (Golden Gate sans Bridge to Far Left) There was a World's Fair ...

The site known as Hill 60 southeast of Ypres was so called on British military maps because the contoured height of the ground was marked ...

Scandinavia in the First World War: Studies in the War Experience of the Northern Neutrals Claes Ahlund (ed.) Lund: Nordic Academic P...

The July 1915 conquest of German Southwest Africa was a marked triumph for the British campaign in Africa. The Southwest Africa campaign ...

A native of Guelph, Ontario, and a veteran of the South African War (1899 -1902), John McCrae began the First World War as a surgeon attac...

The Admiral Before His Demise Both Admiral Maximilian Johannes Maria Hubertus, Reichsgraf von Spee of the the Imperial German Navy ...

What was it really like in the trenches?  Here's a typical day for the troops. This is from a BBC production by historian Dan Sn...

By Stephen Miller Prewar Photo of Garros Just about 100 years ago, on 1 April 1915, French aviator Roland Garros shot down his fi...

The Lost Sketchbooks: A Young Artist in the Great War By Rex Passion, with drawings by Edward Shenton Komatik Press, 2014 It...

Jan Paderewski at the Piano Ignacy Jan Paderewski (1860–1941) was a world-renowned pianist who used his fame to campaign in the ser...