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World War I LRC@TCC
Scope: Study resources for the "Great War."
Call number areas to browse: D500-600s, G1037.
Keywords to search: World War I, Great War, etc.
Subjects to search (Library of Congress): World War 1914-1918; Reconstruction
1914-1939. Individuals (e.g. Wilson, Woodrow; William II German Emperor 1859-1941;
etc.). Also see: United States--History Military; individual battles and place
names (e.g. Somme, Germany, etc.)
Books in our catalog:
Gale Virtual Reference Library (r)
All Quiet on the Western Front
(PT2635.E68I64 1930)
A Farewell to Arms
(PS3515.E37F)
The Guns of August (D530 .T8)
The Pity of War: Explaining World War I
(D511.F475 1999)
The Great War and the Shaping of the Twentieth Century (D521.G732 1996)
The Treaty of Versailles (D644.T73 2002)
Women's Writing on the First World War (PN6071.E8W66 1999)
World War I (REF D521.H428 1997)
Library Resources (r):
Humanities International Complete
Academic Search Complete
Military & Government CollectionAmerica:
History and Life Abstract database now offers links to many full-text
articles through Project Muse. Tip: Add PROJECT MUSE to keyword,
then type in a subject (e.g.WORLD WAR I, etc.) in the default subject
box.
Expanded
Academic ASAP Search with World War 1914-1918; also try individuals
and battles.
Also try our Primary
Sources and US
Armed Forces subject guides
Internet Resources:
The Aerodrome aces
and aircraft of World War I
Recordings
from World War I and the 1920 Elections 59 sound recordings from
the Library of Congress.
Eyewitness
World War I various aspects of the Great War illuminated through
eyewitness accounts and other first-hand sources.
World
War I (BBC) Articles and multimedia highlight this site.
The
World War I Document Archive of documents
World
War I: Trenches on the Web A diverse collection of information
on the Great War. The "Reference
Library" is a good place to begin. Quotable: "One of our American wits said that it took only
half as long to train an American army as any other, because you had
only to train them to go one way." -Woodrow Wilson
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