Mansfield N. (ed.) The Great War and the North West

Manchester: Centre for Regional History, 2014. — 155 p. — ISBN: 978-1-85936-226-6North-West infantry battalions and local patriotism in the First World War
Helen B. McCartney
Labour failure and Liberal survival: the impact of the Great War on the labour movement in Mossley
Neil Redfern
The Women’s War Interest Committee in Manchester and Salford: a snapshot of feminist activism in the First World War
Alison Ronan
The Commonest of Men: Gallipoli and the East Lancashire legacy
Martin Purdy
From docks and sand: the maintenance of community identity in a territorial battalion in the First World War
Adrian Gregson
The vagaries of memorialization
Liz Moore and Bob Moore
The Great War in the North West: a historiography
Stephen Roberts
Museums and archives ‘From Street to Trench: a World War that shaped a Region’ Imperial War Museum North, Salford
Matt Brosnan
‘A Land Fit For Heroes: War and the Working Class, 1914–1918’ People’s History Museum, Manchester
Chris Burgess, Josh Butt, Beccy Crosby and Helen Antrobus
Long reviews
Adam Seipp, The ordeal of peace: demobilization and the urban experience in Britain and Germany, 1917–1921 (Farnham, 2009)
D.J. Swift
Nick Mansfield, Buildings of the labour movement (Swindon, 2013)
Eddie Cass
Short Reviews
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