The Macedonian Front, 1915-1918

The Salonika Campaign: an overview / Unintended Colonialism? The Armee Francaise d'Orient and Macedonia / The financial mobilisation of Greece, 1914-18 / Resisting National Defence: Greek mutinies and desertions in 1916-18 / The Second Great War, 1917-23 / Cameras with the British Salonika Force, 1915-18 / Theodore Stephanides at the Macedonian Front, 1917-18 / 'Baby killers' in the Balkans: airship raids on Salonika and their impact / Malaria and the Salonika Campaign / 'New Cotton and the dust of ages': Nursing in and around Salonika from 1915 to 1918 / Mediterranean Jews and the politics of contraband trade in World War I / Housing, infrastructure, social issues in Salonika during World War I: the presence and role of the Army of the Orient / Greek Eastern Macedonia, 1916-18: the experience of the Bulgarian occupation / Behind the Front Lines: Serbian soldiers on everyday life in Salonika / The image of the enemy: Greek propaganda during the Salonika campaign, 1917-18 / 'The history of the Balkan policy of the Allies is a series of intangible mistakes': Ernst von Falkenhausen and his perceptions of the Balkan Front / The Macedonian Front, the Great Idea and the 'weaponisation' of antiquities / Beyond the Anathema: the Church of Greece as policy agent during World War I / The Great War and the coming together of Zionists in Greece, 1914-19 The breakthrough on the Salonika front and the German armistice, 1918 / 'The Real Gardeners of Salonika': The Imperial War Graves Commission on the Macedonian Front / War pensions in Greece: healing the social wounds of a decade of war / The Greek soldier-writers of World War I and testimony as a subversive discourse / Painting visions of war and peace: Stanley Spencer, Henry Lamb and the Salonika campaign