Title literally translates to 'History is the World Court - Events Conveying a Special Atmosphere of 1914 and 1915'. A fascinating contemporary volume published in 1915. The German text is in Gothic script.

1915, E. Mittler und Sohn, , ,< D-01>,176pp, Vg in darkened boards with black embossed titles & pale blue motifs, Ger.text,
Subject...World War I - General
Web No. 397-01..............................£15.00 

Numerous contemporary photos illustrate the weapons, equipment, and uniforms of the fighting services of the Allies and the Central Powers. Includes orders of Battle and Organizational Tables.

1998, Brockhampton Press, , 1860198546,< D-01>,Unpaginated. Num.ills., N/Fine in dw. Inscription on fep., ,
Subject...World War I - General
Web No. 17573-02..............................£10.00 

Accounts of the First World War usually centre on gruelling life in the trenches. This book gives a refreshingly different perspective by looking at the rich crop of legends that sprang from the battlefields. Tales such as the Angel of Mons and the unexplained disappearance of a whole Territorial battalion of the Norfolk Regiment at Gallipoli are still debated today. Using a wide range of contemporary sources, Hayward retells the story of each myth with possible explanations for how they came about. Illustrated with a variety of contemporary photographs.

2002, Sutton Publishing, , 0750928654,< D-01>,202pp, numerous ills, New in dw, ,
Subject...World War I - General
Web No. 31871-01..............................£14.00 

Mike Lally of the Old Contemptibles, Joe Horgan of the Territorials and John Hallows of the Pals. Interviewed nearly 70 years after the events, the men describe their home life, training and experiences in France and Gallipoli

1985, Private Publication, , 09075511902,< D-01>,86pp ills, card cover rubbed and creased. Good, , CARD
Subject...World War I - General
Web No. 33238-01..............................£12.00 

Typical of thousands of young men at the time, Hugh Mann a student of Divinity in Glasgow fell in love with Jessie, a first year Arts student at the University of Glasgow. When Jessie became pregnant the full force of Scottish middle class prejudices was brought to bear on them. The letters are testimony to a different age. On 17 October 1914, he enlisted for Lochiel's Camerons, that same day he married Jessie. He survives Loos and Arras but died from injuries received at Passchendaele in October 1917. The last eight letters written by Jessie to Hugh were returned to her after his death.

1999, Cualann Press, , 0953503607,< D-01>,192pp ills., New in card covers, 0, CARD
Subject...World War I - General
Web No. 33716-01..............................£5.00 

A 1983 re-issue of the 1953 classic. The "Exploitation of the Aerial Weapon by the United States during World War I". A study in the relationship of technological advance, military doctrine, and the development of weapons.

1983, Office of Air Force Hist., , 0912799110,< D-01>,xiv + 222pp, index, blue cloth, silver titles, vg, ,
Subject...World War I - General
Web No. 24761-01..............................£18.00 

An account of the military events in which the author took part whilst Chief of the French Military Mission attached to British GHQ during the first eighteen months of the war. A French assessment of the value of the English support at the beginning of the war and its degree of importance on the battlefields of 1914. Concludes with an epilogue which is in effect a character sketch of the English people, and an assessment of the factors which drive English policy and attitudes. Translated by Capt H Cotton Minchin.

1928, Cassell, 1st edition, ,< D-01>,244pp, frontis, 10 folding maps, index, red cloth, gilt titles on spine, g, ,
Subject...World War I - General
Web No. 27634-01..............................£28.00 

The Fifth was a pre-war regular division which landed in France in August 1914 as part of the original BEF. Sent to Italy in November 1917, it returned to France April 1918 and fought in nearly all the battles on the Western Front. Total casualties were some 50,000 and seventeen VCs were awarded to the Division's men. Both co-authors served in the division, Hussey commanding the divisional artillery whilst Inman served as GSO3 and later as DAAG at divisional HQ.

2002, Naval & Military Press, Reprint of 1921edition, 1843421917,< D-01>,xvi + 278pp, 18 ills, 16 maps , New. Card cover , , CARD
Subject...World War I - General
Web No. 31981-01..............................£22.00 

"The purpose of this book is to reveal the horror, suffering and essential bestiality of modern war . All the pictures are taken from authentic photographs." A selection of graphic photographs from World War I published by the Daily Express newspaper, London, in 1934. The last 15 pages were originally sealed with a warning that they should not be viewed by children or "people of a sensitive nature" due to their "inescapably horrible" nature.

1934, , , ,< D-01>,Large format, 188pp, 240 photos, Cover marked and rubbed Good., ,
Subject...World War I - General
Web No. 19171-01..............................£20.00 

An appreciation of the famous WWI Trench Newspaper the "Wipers Times". Written by the soldiers in the trenches it gave a vivid contemporary view of the war at the front. The "Private Eye" of the Ypres Salient. Over 100 photos, maps facsimile editions.

1996, Leo Cooper, , 0850524946,< D-01>,160pp, 100 photos, maps, ills, Good in dw, ,
Subject...World War I - General
Web No. 24150-01..............................£10.00