2023
DOI: 10.15826/qr.2023.2.806
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Conflict Landscapes of the Great War: The Spatial and Ecological Dimension of Military History

Abstract: The spatial and environmental dimension of WWI has recently taken the central place in academic debates on the military history of the “short twentieth century”. At present, the large-scale conflict of humanity and nature under totalized warfare is recognized as no less significant to the existential experience of combatants and civilians than actual battles. Functioning as a demiurge, the Great War created and re-molded landscapes, accelerated development trends shaped during the industrial era, triggered the… Show more

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