Includes chronology. Includes glossary. Includes bibliographical references (p. 47) and index.
Contents:
What was World War I? - How did people react when the war started? - Why was World War I a "total war"? - Did civilians face attacks? - What was daily life like in wartime? - What was life like for children? - What did people at home think about the war? - What happened at the end of the war? - Remembering World War I.
Summary:
Using firsthand accounts from a range of primary sources, this book shows how the war brought many difficulties for men, women, and children on the home fronts, from rationing and bombing raids to enemy occupation and the Spanish flu pandemic.
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