Pervaia mirovaia voina: Sovremennaia istoriografiia: Sbornik obzorov i referatov, ed. by V. P. Liubin and M. M. Mints (Moscow: INION RAN, 2014). In Russian.
In this collection, we tried to show the current condition of research on history of World War I. The main part of literature we have used, form the monographs and collections of articles printed by several well-known publishing houses in 2013–14, by the 100th anniversary of the beginning of the conflict, including works on its military, political, social and cultural history, on such problems as memory about the war, propaganda, and national identity. The main attention in the collection is paid to today’s historiographical debates. Several national historic schools are represented, including such countries as Austria, Great Britain, Germany, Italy, Poland, Russia, France, and the United States.
The text of the collection (PDF, 3.2 Mb).
Contents
Preface
V. P. Liubin, ‘Western historians about World War I’ (Review article)
M. M. Mints, ‘Germany in the First World War: modern German historiography’ (Review article)
‘“Initial catastrophe”: the anniversary of the First World War as a reason for reinterpretation of the history of the 20th century’ (Joint abstract)
‘An investigation of Fritz Fischer on World War I and the European historiography’ (Joint abstract)
Abstract: V. V. Mironov, Avstro-vengerskaia armiia v Pervoi mirovoi voine: razrushenie oplota Gabsburgskoi monarkhii [Austro-Hungarian army in the First World War: the collapse of the stronghold of the Habsburg Monarchy]
‘1914–2014: An anniversary of the Great War in history. A view from France’ (Joint abstract)
Abstract: Christopher M. Clark, The sleepwalkers: how Europe went to war in 1914
Abstract: Heather Jones, ‘As the century approaches: the regeneration of First World War historiography’
Marco Pluviano, ‘Contemporary Italian historiography and the First World War’ (Review article)
Abstract: Emilio Gentile, Di colpi di pistola, dieci milioni di morti, la fine di un mondo: storia illustrata della Grande Guerra [Two pistol shoots, ten million killed, the end of the world: an illustrated history of the Great War]
Abstract: Celia Malone Kingsbury, For home and country: World War I propaganda on the home front
‘The history of the First World War in interpretation of Russian and foreign historians’ (Joint abstract)
‘The First World War in the eyes of its participants and our contemporaries’ (Joint abstract)
S. V. Bespalov, ‘Social-economic development of imperial Russia in the years of the First World War’ (Review article)
Abstract: Anthony Heywood, ‘Spark of revolution? Railway disorganisation, freight traffic and Tsarist Russia’s war effort, July 1914—March 1917’
Abstract: Andrzej Chwalba, Samobójstwo Europy: Wielka wojna 1914–1918 [European self-murder: the Great War 1914–18]
Abstract: V. A. Pyl’kin, Voennoplennye Avstro-Vengrii, Germanii i Osmanskoi imperii na Riazanskoi zemle v gody mirovoi voiny i revoliutsii [Prisoners of war from Austria-Hungary, Germany and the Ottoman Empire in the land of Riazan’ in the years of the world war and revolution]
L. N. Zhvanko, ‘The First World War and the refugees on the Eastern Front: new research (late 20th—early 21st century)’ (Review article)
Abstract: L. N. Zhvanko, Бiженцi першої свiтової вiйни: український вимiр (1914–1918 рр.) [The refugees of World War I: Ukrainian reality (1914–18)]
Abstract: Peter Englund, Stridens skönhet och sorg: första världskriget i 212 korta kapitel [The beauty and the sorrow: an intimate history of the First World War]
Contributors
