Communication and the First World War

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Foreword or series editor introduction

Introduction: perspectives on communication and the study of the First World War

1 Writing a war of words: negotiating trench warfare in Andrew Clark's 'English Words in War-Time'

2 British discourse, representations and conceptualisations of the Armenian genocide during the First World War

3 'Spreading fields of victory'?: the reporting of Gallipoli, Jutland and the Somme in The War Illustrated

4 Fake news or an education in war? Communicating war aims to the British public in its early phases: The Oxford Pamphlets 1914-1915 87

5 Desperately seeking the centre: critiques of U.S. propaganda posters during a 'highbrow' versus 'lowbrow' age

6 The future of Alsace: the French case to the Americans

7 Women's war: engaging Canadian housewives in the food economy in 1914-1918

8 'Continuing the mission': the First World War and the roots of Red Scare violence, 1919-1921

9 International propaganda in Spain during the First World War: state of the art and new contributions

10 Great expectations: the latency of the First World War in Republican Portugal, 1914-1916

11 The role of the Dundee press and public propaganda in shaping public opinion and home front support for the war effort in Scotland, 1914-1918

12 War-time and post-war medical communication: the role of the U.S. Army Medical Library

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