The Great War and Memory in Central and South-Eastern Europe.

Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Notes on Contributors -- Introduction: Beyond a Western-Centric Historical Interpretation of the Great War -- Chapter 1 Men Who Marched Away: WWI in the Memories of Slovenian Soldiers -- Chapter 2 War in Puszta: The Great War and the Hungarian Peasantry -- Chapter 3 Between Reality and Imagination: Changing Memories of the Serbian Theatre of War -- Chapter 4 "An Ugly Black Night": Remembering the Austro-Hungarian Occupation of Serbia 1915-1918 -- Chapter 5 Bosniaks in WWI: Loyal, Obedient, Different -- Chapter 6 Caring for the Wounded: Zagreb Military Hospitals in WWI -- Chapter 7 Internment in WWI: The Case of Thalerhof -- Chapter 8 War and Memory: The Fascist Instrumentalization of the Italian Front -- Chapter 9 War Commemorations in Inter-War Romania: Cultural Politics and Social Context -- Chapter 10 Commemorating the Dead and the Dynamics of Forgetting: Post-mortem Interpretations of WWI in Bulgaria -- Index.

A new, nuanced and revelatory account of the war waged as a revenge campaign against culturally "inferior" peoples of the Balkans.

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