The First World War: A New History

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It is a large paperback which has lots of creases especially along the spine and on the covers. Sections include: We are a non-profit, independent, and alternative book publisher that has published non-fiction books in the fields of the social sciences and humanities since 1969. It explores the buildings where, one hundred years ago, men and women enlisted, where they trained, where they stood up for their rights, and where they defended their country against the enemy. This pocket book is packed with incredible details and images provided by the Imperial War Museum. In this 132-page special from the team behind Britain at War magazine, the key events that shaped the war are brought sharply into focus. Divided into ten sections, the book engages with some of the main areas of the conflict, offering a summary of each major event or issue and relating it to a particular region, town, village or individual within Wales. Written by a knowledgeable and successful history teacher this book is sure to provide a useful starting point for anyone wanting to find out more about Wales and the First World War.

• Gallipoli
• The Somme and the rise of Lloyd George
• By Kevin Munro
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• 108 pages paperback, 216mmx270mm
• Trench Life
• Mesopotamia and the Middle East
• Training at Etaples
• No Man’s Land
• 1917: The Year of Crisis
• 1918: The Ludendorff Offensive and the Hundred Days