Lest We Forget: World War StoriesGood Press, 25/04/2021 - 1794 من الصفحات Lest We Forget: World War Stories is an anthology that seamlessly weaves together a tapestry of narratives from one of history's most tumultuous periods. This collection, rich in its diversity and depth, spans a range of literary stylesfrom heart-wrenching personal accounts to analytical essays that offer profound insights into the war's impact on society and culture. Each piece, carefully curated by Inez Bigwood and John G. Thompson, serves as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the indelible mark left by the conflict on global consciousness. Standout pieces in the collection explore themes of loss, courage, and redemption, providing a comprehensive overview of the World War era's complexity. Inez Bigwood and John G. Thompson bring together a remarkable ensemble of voices, each contributing unique perspectives shaped by their diverse backgrounds. These authors, hailing from different corners of the world, share a common thread in their connection to the World War erawhether as direct participants, descendants of veterans, or scholars dedicated to studying the period. Their collective work highlights significant historical and cultural shifts precipitated by the war, while also exploring its enduring legacy in contemporary society. By delving into such a wide array of experiences and analyses, this anthology aligns itself with key literary movements that have sought to comprehend and articulate the profundities of human conflict. Lest We Forget: World War Stories offers readers an unparalleled opportunity to explore the myriad ways in which a singular historical event can influence and shape countless lives and narratives. The anthology is an essential read for anyone interested in understanding the multifaceted impacts of war, both at the human and global levels. Through its compelling synthesis of voices and perspectives, the collection not only educates but also encourages a deeper reflection on the lessons of the past and their relevance to the present and future. This anthology promises to be an enlightening journey for scholars, students, and general readers alike, inviting them into a dialogue with history that continues to resonate through generations. |
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A KING OF HEROES | 1843 |
THE DESTRUCTION OF LOUVAIN | 1852 |
AND THE COCK CREW | 1863 |
SON | 1873 |
LET US SAVE THE KIDDIES | 1881 |
THE CHARGE OF THE BLACK WATCH AND THE SCOTS GREYS | 1887 |
THEY SHALL NOT PASS | |
VERDUN | |
WAR DOGS | |
THE BELGIAN PRINCE | |
THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION | |
MARSHAL FOCH | |
THE MELTING | |
CAN WAR EVER BE RIGHT? | |
THE QUEENS FLOWER | 1896 |
past four years to explain the World War and to inform the public as | 1902 |
MARSHAL JOFFRE | 1906 |
RAEMAEKERS | |
NATIONS AND THE MORAL | |
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