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1.	Annika Mombauer
		A Reluctant Military Leader? Helmuth von Moltke and the July Crisis of 1914
		Oct 01, 1999; 6: 417-446. (In "Article")   [PDF]
2.	Philip G. Dwyer
		‘It Still Makes Me Shudder’: Memories of Massacres and Atrocities during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars
		Nov 01, 2009; 16: 381-405. (In "Article")   [Abstract]     [PDF]
3.	Catriona Pennell
		Review Article: British Society and the First World War: The Last Great War: British Society and the First World War. By Adrian Gregory. Cambridge University Press. 2008. Boys in Khaki, Girls in Print: Women’s Literary Responses to the Great War 1914—1918. By Jane Potter. Clarendon. 2005. Fighting Different Wars: Experience, Memory and the First World War in Britain. By Janet S.K. Watson. Cambridge University Press. 2004. British Popular Culture and the First World War. Edited by Jessica Meyer. Brill. 2008. Capital Cities at War: Paris, London, Berlin, 1914—1919. Volume 2. A Cultural History. Edited by Jay Winter and Jean-Louis Robert. Cambridge University Press. 2007
		Nov 01, 2009; 16: 506-518. (In "Article")   [PDF]
4.	Michael Sturma
		Atrocities, Conscience, and Unrestricted Warfare: US Submarines during the Second World War
		Nov 01, 2009; 16: 447-468. (In "Article")   [Abstract]     [PDF]
5.	David Grummitt
		The Defence of Calais and the Development of Gunpowder Weaponry in England in the Late Fifteenth Century
		Jul 01, 2000; 7: 253-272. (In "Article")   [Abstract]     [PDF]
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