A BIBLIOGRAPHY: THE GREAT WAR (1914-1918) (Bibliography under construction)1 Authors: Jason F. Kovacs and Brian S. Osborne2 17 April 2014 1 N.B.: This foray into the extensive literature on the Great War is intended as an introductory aid for researchers and interested readers. The principal collators of this collection, and the WHTRN, are both aware of the dominance of English language references below, and also that some infelicities in style and in editing remain. We welcome additional contributions and corrections to this ongoing project. 2 Other contributors: Alan Brunger; Richard Butler; Mallika Das; Wanda George; Anne Hertzog; Roy Jones; Sandra Peterman; John Stephens; Jamie Swift; Myriam Jansen-Verbeke; Caroline Winter. Reference to use when citing bibliography: Kovacs, Jason F. and Brian S. Osborne (2014). A Bibliography: The Great War (1914-1918). Halifax, NS: World Heritage Tourism Research Network, Mount Saint Vincent University. 1 CATEGORIES: ORIGINS AND CONSEQUENCES ................................................................................................................................................. 4 WAR AIMS, ALLIANCES, AND DIPLOMACY ......................................................................................................................... 22 TREATIES AND LEGACIES ...................................................................................................................................................... 26 NATIONAL PARTICIPATIONS IN THE GREAT WAR ................................................................................ 31 A. ALLIED (ENTENTE) POWERS .................................................................................................................................. 32 Belgium ................................................................................................................................................................................... 32 British Empire ...................................................................................................................................................................... 37 Australia and New Zealand ........................................................................................................................................... 38 Canada and Newfoundland ........................................................................................................................................... 43 India ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 56 Sub-Saharan Africa ........................................................................................................................................................... 57 United Kingdom .................................................................................................................................................................. 59 Misc. .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 70 France ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 71 Greece ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 86 Italy ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 87 Japan ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 93 Montenegro ........................................................................................................................................................................... 94 Portugal .................................................................................................................................................................................. 94 Romania ................................................................................................................................................................................. 95 Russian Empire .................................................................................................................................................................... 97 Serbia .................................................................................................................................................................................... 103 United States ..................................................................................................................................................................... 105 B. CENTRAL POWERS .................................................................................................................................................... 113 Austria-Hungary .............................................................................................................................................................. 113 Bulgaria ............................................................................................................................................................................... 123 Germany .............................................................................................................................................................................. 124 Ottoman Empire .............................................................................................................................................................. 145 C. OTHER ............................................................................................................................................................................. 150 CONDUCT OF THE GREAT WAR .................................................................................................................. 169 STRATEGIES AND TACTICS ................................................................................................................................................. 169 BATTLES ................................................................................................................................................................................ 175 TRENCHES ............................................................................................................................................................................. 183 WEAPONS .............................................................................................................................................................................. 184 GAS ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 185 AIR WARFARE ...................................................................................................................................................................... 186 NAVAL .................................................................................................................................................................................... 188 PROPAGANDA ....................................................................................................................................................................... 190 EXPERIENCE OF THE GREAT WAR ............................................................................................................. 193 HOME FRONT ....................................................................................................................................................................... 198 MORALE ................................................................................................................................................................................. 206 PSYCHOLOGY/TRAUMA ...................................................................................................................................................... 209 PRISONERS OF WAR ............................................................................................................................................................ 214 ATROCITIES AND GENOCIDE .............................................................................................................................................. 216 DISEASE AND HEALTH ........................................................................................................................................................ 219 RELIGION ............................................................................................................................................................................... 221 2 GENDER ................................................................................................................................................................................. 224 WOMEN AND THE GREAT WAR .......................................................................................................................................