POWs and the Great War

List of Figures, Tables and Charts
Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations
Introduction
1. Clio's Veil
2. Historiographic Contexts
3. Becoming Prisoners of War
4. The Creation of the Austro-Hungarian POW Problem
5. Austro-Hungarian POWs in Russia: A Quantitative Overview
6. Becoming POWs: The View from Below
7. The Hague Convention and the Treatment of POWs: Mission and Omissions
8. Prisoner of War Camps in World War I and the 'Barbaric' Twentieth Century
9. The Legal Framework
10. The 'Prototype' Thesis
11. The Treatment of POWs in Russia
12. Prisoner of War Camps and other Places of Internment
13. Living Conditions in POW Camps
14. Prisoners of War as Labor
15. Propaganda and Recruitment Among the Prisoners
16. The Treatment of POWs and the Perception of World War I
17. In Search of the 'Good and Loyal Prisoner': The Austro-Hungarian Censorship and the POWs
18. Patriotism in a Multi-National State
19. The Austro-Hungarian POW Censorship
20. Austro-Hungarian POWs, the Censorship and the Issue of Loyalty
21. The Emperor's Clothes: The Austro-Hungarian POW Relief Effort
22. POW Relief in World War I: The Uniqueness of the Eastern Front
23. The Austro-Hungarian POW Material Relief
24. The Austro-Hungarian Nurses
25. Imperial Identities and Personal Concerns: The Perspective of the Prisoners
26. Repatriation and the Repatriation System (Heimkehrwesen)
27. Prisoner of War Letters and their Usefulness as a Historical Source
28. The Relief Effort: The Prisoners' Perspective
Epilogue: Captivity in the Collective Remembrance of the Great War @ The Emergence of a Commemorative Pecking Order
Bibliography
Index