World War I 1914-1918
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Description
Book Introduction
World War I, which has never been dealt with in earnest in Korea,
Comprehensively analyze its background, causes, situation, and historical, social, and military significance!
World War I is the forgotten war.
Many people remember Hitler, the atomic bomb, and Stalingrad in World War II, but they pay little attention to the events of World War I, which occurred just 20 years earlier, with Kaiser Wilhelm II, poison gas, and the Battle of Verdun.
Although there are many readable translated books and works on World War II in Korea, it is no exaggeration to say that there are none on World War I.
This may be because World War I was older, smaller in scale, and less dramatic than World War II. However, its historical, social, and military significance are even greater, as the resentment of this war ultimately carried over into World War II and the battlefield expanded to the air and sea for the first time. It can be said that World War II cannot be properly understood without understanding World War I.
This book, written by three experts who have dedicated themselves to the study of World War I for many years, each detailing their respective fields of expertise—the Western Front, the Eastern Front, and the Mediterranean Front—details the situation and multifaceted meanings of World War I in detail, and vividly captures the breath of ordinary people of the time who had to personally bear the tragedy of war.
This book is the first book in Planet Media's "KODEF World War History" series, which is loved as part of the "War of the World" series that covers important individual battles in history, and which recently began the "KODEF Korean War History" series with "Joseon, Unrequited Love for Peace."
Comprehensively analyze its background, causes, situation, and historical, social, and military significance!
World War I is the forgotten war.
Many people remember Hitler, the atomic bomb, and Stalingrad in World War II, but they pay little attention to the events of World War I, which occurred just 20 years earlier, with Kaiser Wilhelm II, poison gas, and the Battle of Verdun.
Although there are many readable translated books and works on World War II in Korea, it is no exaggeration to say that there are none on World War I.
This may be because World War I was older, smaller in scale, and less dramatic than World War II. However, its historical, social, and military significance are even greater, as the resentment of this war ultimately carried over into World War II and the battlefield expanded to the air and sea for the first time. It can be said that World War II cannot be properly understood without understanding World War I.
This book, written by three experts who have dedicated themselves to the study of World War I for many years, each detailing their respective fields of expertise—the Western Front, the Eastern Front, and the Mediterranean Front—details the situation and multifaceted meanings of World War I in detail, and vividly captures the breath of ordinary people of the time who had to personally bear the tragedy of war.
This book is the first book in Planet Media's "KODEF World War History" series, which is loved as part of the "War of the World" series that covers important individual battles in history, and which recently began the "KODEF Korean War History" series with "Joseon, Unrequited Love for Peace."
index
introduction
Introduction
Part 1: The Western Front 1914–1916
Background - The Road to War
Participating countries: Germany, France, and the United Kingdom
The Outbreak of War: From the Gunshots in Sarajevo to the Beginning of War
Battles - The Western Front, 1914-1916
Portrait of a Soldier - Private Archie Sufflett
The War Outside the Battlefield: Domestic Situations in Each Country, 1914-1916
Portrait of a Citizen - Winifred Adair Roberts
First Half Ends - A War with No End in Sight
Part 2: The Western Front 1917–1918
Background - Strategic situation in 1917
Battles - The Western Front, 1917-1918
Portrait of a Soldier - Private Frederick 'Penn' Nokes
The War Outside the Battlefield: Domestic Situations in Each Country, 1917-1918
Portrait of a Civilian - Caroline Webb
The End - The Last Month of the War
Part 3: The Eastern Front 1914–1918
Background - Russia's Ambition
Participating countries: Russia, Germany, and the Austro-Hungarian Dual Empire
Battles - The Eastern Front, 1914-1918
Portrait of a Soldier - The Story of a Soldier, a Second Lieutenant, and a NCO
The War Beyond the Battlefield: The Last Days of Imperial Russia
Portrait of a Citizen - A Time When We Survived on Scraps and Grassroots
End - Communist Party takes power
Part 4: The Mediterranean Front 1914–1923
Background - The Declining Ottoman Empire
Participating nations: Britain, Italy, Serbia, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, Greece
Battles - The Mediterranean Front 1914-1923
Portrait of a Soldier - Cecil, Harold and Noel Wright
The War Beyond the Battlefield - The Unfinished War
Portrait of a Citizen - Christelton Village
The End - The End of Tragedy
The end and aftermath of the war
World War I Timeline
References
index
Introduction
Part 1: The Western Front 1914–1916
Background - The Road to War
Participating countries: Germany, France, and the United Kingdom
The Outbreak of War: From the Gunshots in Sarajevo to the Beginning of War
Battles - The Western Front, 1914-1916
Portrait of a Soldier - Private Archie Sufflett
The War Outside the Battlefield: Domestic Situations in Each Country, 1914-1916
Portrait of a Citizen - Winifred Adair Roberts
First Half Ends - A War with No End in Sight
Part 2: The Western Front 1917–1918
Background - Strategic situation in 1917
Battles - The Western Front, 1917-1918
Portrait of a Soldier - Private Frederick 'Penn' Nokes
The War Outside the Battlefield: Domestic Situations in Each Country, 1917-1918
Portrait of a Civilian - Caroline Webb
The End - The Last Month of the War
Part 3: The Eastern Front 1914–1918
Background - Russia's Ambition
Participating countries: Russia, Germany, and the Austro-Hungarian Dual Empire
Battles - The Eastern Front, 1914-1918
Portrait of a Soldier - The Story of a Soldier, a Second Lieutenant, and a NCO
The War Beyond the Battlefield: The Last Days of Imperial Russia
Portrait of a Citizen - A Time When We Survived on Scraps and Grassroots
End - Communist Party takes power
Part 4: The Mediterranean Front 1914–1923
Background - The Declining Ottoman Empire
Participating nations: Britain, Italy, Serbia, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, Greece
Battles - The Mediterranean Front 1914-1923
Portrait of a Soldier - Cecil, Harold and Noel Wright
The War Beyond the Battlefield - The Unfinished War
Portrait of a Citizen - Christelton Village
The End - The End of Tragedy
The end and aftermath of the war
World War I Timeline
References
index
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: February 3, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 696 pages | 1,274g | 153*225*35mm
- ISBN13: 9791187822929
- ISBN10: 1187822922
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