World War I Wars and Conflicts Twentieth Century

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• - In depth battle studies using translated material from both German as well as allied official documents. Includes background information for those wishing to visit the battlefields.
  
• - An account of the legends and symbols of the First World War, including the origins of the red poppy, the Last Post at the Menin Gate and the Christmas Truce of December 1914.
  
• - The Great War Society encourages discussion, learning, scholarship and independent research on the events surrounding the First World War.
  
• - An international organisation formed to further interest in the period 1914-1918.
  
• - A collection of Great War research and resources from Tideway School, Newhaven, East Sussex
  
• - University of Birmingham resources for academics, graduate students and lay persons. Includes site map, seminars, events, forums, and members' publications.
  
• - Extensive site in English and Dutch (Flemish), providing articles and images of the First World War. With some emphasis on unorthodox and thought-provoking points of view.
  
• - A collection of all War Times Journal resources relating to the First World War. Includes historic archives, photo galleries and specially written articles.
  
• - Read a collection of source documents detailing origins, treaties, major speeches, personalities, battles and weapons. Includes an audio archive and photographs.
  
• - Eyewitness accounts of some of the key events in the war.
  
• - Read about the beginnings, organization and operational nature of mining warfare on the Western Front from the British perspective.
  
• - Privately owned Dutch museum dedicated to the First World War, exhibiting an extensive collection of battlefield relics which have been personally retrieved from the various battlefields in Europe.
  
• - Article describes an online interactive simulation used to teach the origins of World War I. The potential pitfalls of using role-playing in the history classroom are discussed, as well as the reasons for its success.
  
• - Visit this collection which includes posters, sheet music, broadsides, manuscripts, ephemera, movies, and photographs.