Katrin Bromber & Katharina Lange 
The Long End of the First World War [PDF ebook] 
Ruptures, Continuities and Memories

Contents
About the Book 7
Katrin Bromber, Katharina Lange, Heike Liebau and Anorthe Wetzel
I. New Approaches, Methodologies and Sources
The First World War:
Climax and Crisis of Imperialism 17
Radhika Desai
The First World War and the Global Environment: A View from South Asia 45
Iftekhar Iqbal
Malaria and the Legacy of the First World War in the Ottoman Empire 67
Chris Gratien
East Africa and the Post-War Question of Global Arms Control 85
Felix Brahm
Migration and the Long First World War in Tunisia 109
Christopher Rominger
II. Historiographies and Remembrance
2014: An Invented Anniversary?
Museum Exhibitions on the First World War in Russia 121
Oksana Nagornaja
The First World War in Africa, the Middle East and South Asia: Commemoration, New Research and Debates around the Centennial 137
Katrin Bromber, Katharina Lange and Heike Liebau
‘Carnival of Hell. The First World War and the Senses’: Exhibiting War 175
Franziska Dunkel
The Material Culture of Remembrance and Identity: Imperial War Graves Commission Sites of South Africa, India, Canada and Australia on the Western Front 199
Hanna Smyth
Between Persistent Differences and Vagueness: School Textbook Accounts about the First World War 209
Barbara Christophe and Kerstin Schwedes
The Long End of the Ottoman Empire: Historiographical Discourses on the First World War
in the Consolidating Republic of Turkey 235
Veronika Hager
‘Digging Deep, Crossing Far’. A contemporary art project reaching from the First World War Halfmoon Camp
in Wünsdorf to present-day Lahore 267
Julia Tieke
Editors, Authors and further Contributors 293

Katrin Bromber, Dr. phil., Katharina Lange, Dr. phil., und Heike Liebau, Dr. phil., sind wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterinnen am Leibniz- Zentrum Moderner Orient in Berlin. Anorthe Wetzel ist stellvertretende Leiterin des Veranstaltungsreferats der Volkswagen Stiftung in Hannover.