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(Subject: World War I - General) A comprehensive analysis of the European involvement in WWI covering Major campaigns and battles, weapons and profiles of the countries involved. The author looks at the perceived and underlying causes of the war and the diplomatic efforts to stop the slaughter. Includes more than 350 biographies of military personnel and world leaders. (Published:… Read more about this item

(Subject: World War I - General) The author traces a history of the fighting month by month and year by year, using original diaries, letters and previously unseen photographs taken by the soldiers themselves. We follow them through devastating battles and trench warfare from the outbreak of the war in 1914 to the armistice four years later. (Published: 2008)… Read more about this item

(Subject: World War I - General) Signed by the author on the title page. Armistice 1993, with a further dedication on the facing page to a named person. The terrible year of 1915 and the realisation that the war would be long and casualties heavy. From the diaries, letters and recollections of the soldiers who fought in the Battles… Read more about this item

(Subject: World War I - General) Slight fading on spine of plastic covered d/w. Rubbing on board edges. The last 6 months of the war starting with the weeks when the A.I.F. was almost alone constantly on the offensive, then the battle of Hamel on 4 July to finally the great offensive which started on 8th August. (Published: 1983)… Read more about this item

(Subject: World War I - General) The Australian Corps in France, 1917. This volume features Arras and the battle of Bullecourt, Messines, the Third Ypres, Passchendaele and more. (Published: 1982) (Publisher: Queensland Univ Press) (ISBN: 0702217107) (Pagination: xxxii + 1030pp, photos & maps.) (Condition: ) UL-XXXXXX

(Subject: World War I - General) Previous owner name on endpaper. Plastic covered d/w. Faded spine. This volume takes up the story following the evacuation of Gallipoli and the AIF return to Egypt where it was reorganised into 2 Corps, Anzac I and II. By mid 1916 both Corps had arrived on the Western Front where operations of the… Read more about this item

(Subject: World War I - General) In original box- torn and marked-book in mint condition. A history of the Great War with particulars of service (in the appendix) for those members of the staff of the LCC who took part. Accounts of the campaigns - with reference to staff members. Also includes the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force.… Read more about this item

(Subject: World War I - General) A history of the Great War with particulars of service (in the appendix) for those members of the staff of the LCC who took part. Accounts of the campaigns - with reference to staff members. Also includes the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force. A copy of this book was presented to each… Read more about this item

(Subject: World War I - General) An A-Z guide to the First World War. There are more than 800 alphabetical and chronological entries detailing all aspects of the conflict including battles, commanders, weapons and personalities. (Published: 1989) (Publisher: Michael Joseph) (ISBN: 0718127811) (Pagination: 425pp, 205 photos, 27 maps) (Condition: very good in d/w) UL-XXXXXX

(Subject: World War I - General) The final climatic campaigns of World War I. The German Spring offensive, and the great Allied offensive in the late Summer; the Allied victories in the Balkans and Middle East. (Published: 1980) (Publisher: Konecky & Konecky) (ISBN: 1568520093) (Pagination: 651pp, illustrations, maps, notes, index) (Condition: Good in d/w. Small red mark on endpaper)… Read more about this item

(Subject: World War I - General) Studt copy. Spine creased pages browning. Toland's account of the final climatic campaigns of World War I. He examines the German Spring offensive, and the great Allied offensive in the late Summer, and the Allied victories in the Balkans and Middle East. (Published: 1982) (Publisher: Methuen) (ISBN: 0413500004) (Pagination: 651pp illustrations.) (Condition: )… Read more about this item

(Subject: World War I - General) No d/w, faded red boards, signs of use but useful reference copy. The first battles of the First World War, Plans and military operations on the Eastern and Western Fronts. Includes the battles at Liege, Mons, Charleroi, Tannenberg. (Published: 1964) (Publisher: Reprint Society) (Pagination: 499pp, 18 ills, 8 maps, sources, notes, index) (Condition:… Read more about this item

(Subject: World War I - General) Folkestone was one of the most important British towns during the First World War. Between 1914 and 1919 an estimated 10 million troops and nurses departed Through its harbour for the battlefields of the Western Front. Because of its geographical location on the south coast, the town was heavily involved in the course… Read more about this item

(Subject: World War I - General) Published in association with the Royal British Legion. A chronological record with maps and photographs of the conflict on land sea and in the air in all theatres of war. The book aims to convey the experience as it was for soldiers civilians and commanders at the time. (Published: 2001) (Publisher: Helicon) (ISBN:… Read more about this item

(Subject: World War I - General) previous owner has written date on endpaper. Published to accompany the major Channel Four series. The story of the First World War entirely through the diaries and letters of combatants, eye-witnesses and victims. It starts with the testimony of a Serbian teenager, one of Arch Duke Ferdinand's assassins. German and British soldiers in… Read more about this item

(Subject: World War I - General) A comprehensively illustrated history with many full and double page photos. They show the battlefields, the soldiery, the leaders, and the numerous theatres from the Far East and Africa to the Western Front. As well as the land war, campaigns at sea and in the air are also covered. (Published: 1965) (Publisher: Hutchinson)… Read more about this item

(Subject: World War I - General) An account of British Military Intelligence in WWI. How it moved from the comparatively simple problems of obtaining information from enemy soldiers and civilians, to the development of codes and ciphers. Covers the Secret Service and its special operations, spy rings, the presiding genius of intelligence - George Macdonough, and the alleged secret… Read more about this item

(Subject: World War I - General) Small brown card album with cards issued by John Player & Son in their packs of cigarettes. 50 cards 1 - 50 Each page has 5 cards slotted in, so that both the picture on the front and the description on the reverse can be seen. The Album has the words 'clan tartans'… Read more about this item

(Subject: World War I - General) Front Hinge splitting, title page missing, endpaper detached. The German view of World War I as seen by the soldiers who fought the battles and the civilians who endured the hardships of the home front. Looks at the objectives of the various campaigns; coping with the massive Allied Blockade; the innovative and sometimes… Read more about this item

(Subject: World War I - General) BOUND VOLUMES. French text. A privately hard bound collection of historical issues of Paris Match Magazine from 1964. The volumes are: No.1: Aout 1914. La Grande Guerre No.2: Les Tranchees. Hommage Aux Combattants No.3: Verdun No.4: La Victoire Bound in large format red boards, the magazines are all in good condition. (Published: 1964)… Read more about this item