Leipzig / Paris / Berrima / Turin / Cairo / Vienna / Camden Town / Berlin / London / Brussels / /
Company
the Star / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Netherlands / Guatemala / Egypt / France / Brazil / Canada / Australia / United Kingdom / Lithuania / Palestinian Territories / Germany / Italy / Argentine / Serbia / Chile / Poland / Belgium / Russia / Austria / United States / Soviet Union / Argentina / Spain / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Kew Bridge / Garter Hotel / Shelter There / /
IndustryTerm
food politics / food battles / Food riots / food preparation / energy use / food queues / food / energy / food distribution / poor food / important food / social networks / postal services / food scarcity / food shortages / hair oil / heavy printing machinery / hot food / work site / food security / /
Ottoman army / Salvation Army / Indian Soldiers’ Fund / Society of Friends / International Red Cross / Commission for Relief in Belgium / /
Person
Caroline Ethel Cooper / Vera Brittain / Marie Pireaud / Mehmet Arif Ölçen / Paul Pireaud / Virgilio Bonamore / Virginie Loveling / Henri Pirenne / Elisabeth Rotten / Erik Jan Zürcher / Christa Hämmerle / Helen McCartney / A. W. Fletcher / Paul Cohen-Portheim / Rita Squire / John Berry / Alice Dunbar-Nelson / Chauncey McCormick / Käthe Kollwitz / Fritz / Claude Debussy / E. Fernside / Martha Hanna / David Woodward / Margaret Darrow / Christopher Nevinson / Stéphane Audoin-Rouzeau / Alon Rachamimov / Annette Becker / /
Position
history professor / Ottoman officer / artist / writer / /
The Everyday as Involved in War By Tammy M. Proctor This essay examines how the "everyday" functions in war, not only for those on the home fronts, but for those in combat roles and for those living between the lines. Fi