The beauty and the sorrow an intimate history of the First World War

Englund examines the history of World War I through the experiences of the average man and woman-- not only the tragedy and horror but also the absurdity and even, at times, the beauty. In a brilliant mosaic of perspectives that moves between the home front and the front lines, he reconstructs the f...

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Main Author: Englund, Peter 1957- (Author)
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