Mapping the First World War
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"An introduction details the causes and progress of the war and is followed by over a hundred maps and charts that show the broad sweep of events, from Germany's 1914 war gaols to the final positions of the troops. There are maps depicting movements and battles as well as related documents, such as those of rates of conscription and numbers of weapons. ... All of the maps ... have been drawn from the extensive collection held by the National Archives at Kew in west London. ..."--Back cover.
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