The Marshall Cavendish Illustrated Encyclopedia of World War I (1916-1917) vol.6

V. 1. 1914 -- V. 2. 1914-1915 -- V. 3. 1915 -- V. 4. 1915-16 -- V. 5. 1915-16 -- V. 6. 1916-1917 -- V. 7. 1916-17 -- V. 8. 1917-18 -- V. 9. 1917-18 -- V. 10. 1918-19 -- V. 11. 1919-21-- V. 12. Index. Editor-in-chief, Peter Young ; Editorial Board, A.j. Barker ... [et. Al.] ; Revision Editor, Mark Dartford. Cover Title: World War I. Includes Index. Bibliography: V. 12, P. 3558-3579. A well-researched, painstakingly documented reference work on the earth-shattering conflict that was World War One - the first truly global war involving nearly 30 countries across 5 continents. An invaluable source for students and researchers of this period which is not just a record of facts or an academic work without significance beyond its subject matter but also the story of what happened to ordinary men and women in extraordinary times World War I as seen from the political, military and social viewpoints. A thorough examination of the events and people surrounding this conflict. Illustrated throughout with many dozens of b&w and color photographs, pictures, drawings, maps, cartoons