
At the Eleventh Hour
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Content
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- List of Maps
- Acknowledgements
- President Wilson's Fourteen Points
- The Armistice Terms with Germany
- Part I Introductory
- Chapter I Hugh Cecil & Peter Liddle: Armistice: National Reactions and Reflections, September/November 1918
- Chapter 2 Bullitt Lowry: Negotiating and Signing the Armistices
- Part II The Eleventh of November Armistice
- Chapter 3 Heinz Hagenlücke: Germany and the Armistice
- Chapter 4 Peter Liddle: Britons Overseas
- Chapter 5 Peter Liddle: Britons on the Home Front
- Chapter 6 Allain Bernède: The French
- Chapter 7 Mark Derez: Belgium: A Soldier's Tale
- Chapter 8 James Cooke: The Americans
- Chapter 9 Ashley Ekins: Australians at the End of the Great War
- Chapter 10 Dean Oliver: A Canadian Armistice
- Chapter 11 Sanjoy Bhattacharya: Anxious Celebrations: British India and the Armistice
- Chapter 12 Christopher Pugsley: New Zealand: "The Heroes Lie in France
- Chapter 13 Bill Nasson: Armistice 1915 and 1918: The South African Experience
- Chapter 14 Naoko Shimazu: Detached and Indifferent: The Japanese Response
- Part III THE BULGARIAN, TURKISH AND AUSTRIAN ARMISTICES, THE BALKANS AND ITALY
- Chapter 15 Imanuel Geiss: Armistice in Eastern Europe and the Fatal Sequels: Successor States and Wars 1918-23
- Chapter 16 Richard Crampton: Deprivation, Desperation and Degradation: Bulgaria in Defeat
- Chapter 17 Erik Zürcher: The Ottoman Empire and the Armistice of Mudros
- Chapter 18 Avihai Shivtiel: The Arabs from War to Peace
- Chapter 19 Mark Cornwall: Austria-Hungary
- Chapter 20 Irene Guerrini & Marco Pluviano: Italy: A Difficult Peace
- Part IV THE LEGACY
- Chapter 21 John Bourne: The European and International Consequences of the Armistice
- Chapter 22 Hugh Cecil: "I say it is a victory": The Armistice in British, French, German and American Literature
- Chapter 23 Matthew Richardson: A Changing Meaning for Armistice Day
- Bibliography
- Notes on Contributors
- Index
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