First World War: the fight on the home front

Hew Strachan

First World War: the fight on the home front

Hew Strachan

School of International Relations

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Soldiers on the front line in France and Flanders saw their fight as the only legitimate one. But in Britain, the mobilisation of the domestic workforce was integral to winning the First World War.

Original language	English
Pages	48-61
Number of pages	14
Volume	73
No.	12
Specialist publication	History Today
Publication status	Published - 1 Dec 2023

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