POWs and the Great War
| Titel: | POWs and the Great War : captivity on the Eastern Front / Alon Rachamimov |
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| Verfasser: | |
| Veröffentlicht: | Oxford [u.a.] : Berg Pubs. [u.a.], 2002 |
| Umfang: | XII, 259 S. |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| Schriftenreihe/ mehrbändiges Werk: |
The Legacy of the Great War |
| RVK-Notation: | |
| ISBN: | 1859735738 ; 1859735789 ; 1859735789 |
| Hinweise zum Inhalt: |
Inhaltsverzeichnis
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X
- List of Figures
- Tables and Charts
- Acknowledgements
- List of Abbreviations
- Introduction
- p. 1
- 1
- Clio's Veil Historiographic Contexts
- 5 1
- Becoming Prisoners of War
- p. 45
- The Creation of the Austro-Hungarian POW Problem
- p. 45
- Austro-Hungarian POWs in Russia: A Quantitative Overview
- p. 50
- Becoming POWs: The View from Below
- p. 61
- 2
- The Hague Convention and the Treatment of POWs: Mission and Omissions
- p. 96
- Prisoner of War Camps in World War I and the 'Barbaric' Twentieth Century
- p. 96
- The Legal Framework
- p. 99
- The 'Prototype' Thesis
- p. 112
- 3
- The Treatment of POWs in Russia
- p. 125
- Prisoner of War Camps and other Places of Internment
- p. 127
- Living Conditions in POW Camps
- p. 137
- Prisoners of War as Labor
- p. 152
- Propaganda and Recruitment Among the Prisoners
- p. 163
- The Treatment of POWs and the Perception of World War I
- p. 172
- 4
- In Search of the 'Good and Loyal Prisoner': The Austro-Hungarian Censorship and the POWs
- p. 191
- Patriotism in a Multi-National State
- p. 191
- The Austro-Hungarian POW Censorship
- p. 194
- Austro-Hungarian POWs, the Censorship and the Issue of Loyalty
- p. 210
- 5
- The Emperor's Clothes: The Austro-Hungarian POW Relief Effort
- p. 232
- POW Relief in World War I: The Uniqueness of the Eastern Front
- p. 232
- The Austro-Hungarian POW Material Relief
- p. 237
- The Austro-Hungarian Nurses
- p. 247
- 6
- Imperial Identities and Personal Concerns: The Perspective of the Prisoners
- p. 276
- Repatriation and the Repatriation System (Heimkehrwesen)
- p. 276
- li0Prisoner of War Letters and their Usefulness as a Historical Source
- p. 283
- The Relief Effort: The Prisoners' Perspective
- p. 285
- Epilogue: Captivity in the Collective Remembrance of the Great War @ The Emergence of a Commemorative Pecking Order
- p. 320
- Bibliography
- p. 335
- Index
