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HIST 332 First World War in Europe: Primary Source Books at Kenyon

Pre-World War I

British documents on the origins of the war, 1898-1914
Call Number: D505 .G68 V.1-6 & 11
Deutschland über alles; or, Germany speaks: a collection of the utterances of representative Germans--statesmen, military leaders, scholars, and poets--in defence of the war policies of the Fatherland (1914)
Call Number: D515 .C5

An End to the War

Foreign relations of the United States
Call Number: JX 233 A3 1919 Paris multiple-volumes
The deliberations of the Council of Four (March 24-June 28, 1919) (translationed)
Call Number: D642 .P3 1920 V.1-2
Conditions of peace with Austria
Electronic Resource
Conditions of peace with Germany
Electronic Resource

The War Years

Official German documents relating to the world war (translated)
Call Number: D505 .G55 1923 V.1-2
Source records of the great war
Call Number: D521 .H6 1923 v.1-7
Summary of information. Second section, General staff. General headquarters, American expeditionary forces, October 11, 1917-January 11, 1919 (U.S. Government documents)
SUDOC Numbers: W 95.10: 917 (October-December documents) and W 95.10: 918 (January 1918-January 1919 documents)
The Great war
Call Number: D521 .G7 v.1-5 & suppl.
History of the World War; an authentic narrative of the world's greatest war
Call Number: D521 .M4 1919a V.1-7
Hurrah and hallelujah; the teaching of Germany's poets, prophets, professors and preachers; a documentation
Call Number: D515 .B36
A month's German newspapers, being representative extracts from those of the memorable month of December, 1914
Call Number: D523 .G57

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Subjects: American Studies, History, International Studies

Tags: First World War, history, World War, world war i, World War One