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Prisoners, diplomats, and the Great War: a study in the diplomacy of captivity
Richard B. Speed
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Frontmatter
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Preface (page ix)
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Introduction (page 1)
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PART I: THE DIPLOMATS (page 13)
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1 Prison Camp Inspection: "The American Scheme" (page 15)
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2 The Diplomacy of Captivity: Europe (page 31)
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3 The German-American Diplomacy of Captivity (page 43)
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PART II: THE SOLDIERS (page 61)
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4 Captivity in Germany (page 63)
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5 Captivity in France (page 81)
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6 Captivity in the United Kingdom (page 97)
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7 Captivity in Russia (page 107)
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8 German Prisoners and the American Expeditionary Force in France (page 123)
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PART III: THE CIVILIANS (page 139)
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9 "Alien Enemy": A Special Problem in Wartime Captivity (page 141)
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10 "Alien Enemies" and War Prisoners in America (page 155)
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PART IV: ARMISTICE AND AFTERMATH (page 167)
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11 Repatriation, Revolution, and the Radical Tradition (page 169)
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12 Conclusion (page 183)
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Notes (page 191)
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Note on Sources (page 221)
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Selected Bibliography (page 227)
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Index (page 237)
Journal Abbreviation | Label | URL |
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JAH | 78.2 (Sep. 1991): 708-709 | http://www.jstor.org/stable/2079636 |
JMH | 56.3 (Jul. 1992): 513-514 | http://www.jstor.org/stable/1985992 |
Citable Link
Published: c1990
Publisher: Greenwood Press
- 9780313267291 (hardcover)