Michael Howard - Introduction; Gary Sheffield - Military Revisionism; Dan Todman - Remembrance; Stephen Badsey - Press, Propaganda and Public Perceptions; Terry Charman - WWI and the IWM; Esther Maccallum Stewart - Popular Culture; Gavin Stamp - Memorials; Brian Bond - 'Disenchantment' Revisited; Dominic Hibbered - Poetry of WWI; Michael Burleigh - Religion and WWI; Jane Potter - Women and the War; Terry Castle - 'Courage, mon amie'.; Ian Bostridge - Britten's War Requiem; Max Saunders - Prose of WWI; Julian Putkowski - Anti-revisionism and WWI: Pardons for those shot at dawn.; Malcolm Brown - British Tommy; Trevor Wilson - the Somme; Peter Hart - Gallipoli; Santanu Das - the Indian experience of the FWW; Nick Hewitt - war at sea: role played by the Grand Fleet (before and after Jutland); Tony Pollard - WW1 and Archaeology; Nicholas Reeves - WW1 and British Film Propaganda; Lyn MacDonald - Oral Testimony.
Professor Sir Michael Howard was Robert A. Lovett Professor of Military and Naval History, and than at Oxford was the Regius Chair of Modern History. Among his most celebrated books are The Franco-Prussian War, War in European History and The Invention of Peace.
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