The Myriad Legacies of 1917: A Year of War and Revolution

1. Introduction: Death's carnival: The myriad legacies of 1917; Maartje Abbenhuis. 2. War and anxiety in 1917; Jay Winter. 3. American entry into the First World War as an historiographical problem; Michael S. Neiberg. 4. The Maori war effort at home and abroad in 1917; Monty Soutar. 5. India's silver bullets: War loans and war propaganda, 1917-18; Radhika Singha. 6. Artists and writers between tragedy and camouflage; Annette Becker. 7. From Cursed Days to 'Sunstroke': The authenticity of Ivan Bunin's recollections of the Bolshevik revolution in the 1920s; Galina Rylkova. 8.Temporary sahibs: Terriers in India in 1917; Peter Stanley. 9. The German-Ottoman alliance, the Caucasus, and the impact of the Russian revolutions of 1917; Thomas Schmutz. 10. New Zealand and 'the catastrophic year 1917'; Glyn Harper. 11.1917 in Flanders fields: The seeds for the commemorative war landscape in Belgian Flanders; Piet Chielens. 12. Passchendaele: Remembering and forgetting in New Zealand; Jock Phillips. 13. The forgotten break in history: The First World War and the year 1917 in German commemorative culture; Gorch Pieken. Index