The great war, 1914-1918 : the cartoonists' vision / Roy Douglas.

Collection type	Library
Author	Douglas, Roy, 1924-;
Call Number	940.30207 D736g
Document type	Monograph
Year	1995.
Citation	94048853
Pagination	vii, 157 p. : ill., facsims. ; 25 cm.
Publisher	Routledge,
Note	The book tells the story of the main events of the war, drawing on contemporary cartoons from Britain, France, Germany, the United States, Russia and other countries. The cartoons are used primarily to illustrate events: to make them more vivid to the r. der, but also to bring out aspects of those events which are easy to learn, but complex to comprehend. Why, for example, were people on both sides, of all stations and ranks, prepared to endure the privations and sufferings of the war?.
Place made	New York

Abstract

1. The outbreak of war -- 2. The war develops -- 3. New ways of waging war -- 4. Mediterranean dramas, 1915 -- 5. Changing patterns -- 6. War in the East, 1915 -- 7. War for its own sake -- 8. The smaller nations, 1916 -- 9. Peace moves, 1916-17 -- 10.volution in Russia: stage 1 -- 11. America enters the war -- 12. A time of waiting -- 13. Revolution in Russia: stage 2 -- 14. Revolution in Russia: stage 3 --15. The last throw -- 16. Collapse, 1918 -- 17. Aftermath -- 18. A sort of peace.