Introduction: The Great War and veterans' internationalism / Julia Eichenberg and John Paul Newman -- Part I. Cultures of victory -- ReneĢ Cassin and the victory of French citizens-soldiers / Antoine Prost -- "The legion that sailed but never went": the British Legion and the Munich Crisis of 1938 / Niall Barr -- Well-armed internationalism: American veteran organizations and the crafting of an "associated" veterans' internationalism, 1919-1939 / Stephen Ortiz -- Part II. Aspirational allies -- Polish eagles and peace doves: Polish veterans between nationalism and internationalism / Julia Eichenberg -- Allied Yugoslavia: Serbian Great War veterans and their internationalist ties / John Paul Newman -- Social benefits and the rhetoric of peace in Czechoslovak veteran organizations / Natali Stegmann -- Part III. The revisionist challenge -- German veterans' associations and the culture of peace: the case of the Reichsbanner / William Mulligan -- The Italian Associazione Nazionale Mutilati e Invalidi di Guerra and its international liaisons in the post Great War era / Martina Salvante -- Part IV. The international dimension -- International veterans' organizations and the promotion of disarmament between the two world wars / Thomas Davies -- Beyond cultures of victory and cultures of defeat?: Inter-war veteran internationalism / John Horne.
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