2018•Unpublished venueRequires access

The Creation of an Identity for the Modern Polish Nation in the First World War, 1914–1915

Piotr Szlanta

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Jörg Baberowski introduces the subjects and themes of the essays in part 2, “The Battlefields of Concepts / Concepts of the Battlefields: The Eastern Front of the First World War and Perceptions of the Enemy,” discussing how the multiethnic peoples of the combatants on the eastern front interpreted and changed their world amid conditions of war.

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Key concepts: Front (military), Adversary, Identity (music), First world war, World War II, Home front, History, Political science