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The database and the ration coupons are in German. This collection includes more than 5,000 ration coupons and cards from the First World War, hosted by the Württembergische Landesbibliothek Stuttgart. Rationierungsmarken-Datenbank der Bibliothek für Zeitgeschichte: Ausschnitt Erster Weltkrieg, Württembergische Landesbibliothek Stuttgart It includes titles such as “The eat-less-meat book, war ration cookery”, “Victory breads” and “Preserve eggs for winter use”. Recipe for Victory: Food and Cooking in Wartime is a collection of English and American wartime resources on cooking, gardening and nutrition. Recipe for Victory: Food and Cooking in Wartime, University of Wisconsin Digital Collections

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Through its free membership, it provides access to a mailing list, training and networking events and opportunities to participate in a range of academic and community partnerships. The First World War Network actively seeks to connect early career researchers, postgraduates and any others interested in the study of the First World War. A network of early career and postgraduate researchers Archival resources pertaining to the First World War and the medieval period from more than a thousand institutions across Europe and the world have been combined in CENDARI and made available to scholars across the globe.įirst World War Network. The European Commission-funded project implements a virtual research infrastructure aiming to provide access to historical resources across institutional and national boundaries. The object of the Society is to promote the study and understanding of war in history and to stimulate a broad range of discussions about the place of war in society, its impacts on cultures and individuals and how it has been perceived, experienced and legitimatedĬollaborative European Digital Archival Research Infrastructure (CENDARI) Each week its host Indy Neidell follows the events of the First World as they happened 100 years ago.

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'The Great War' is a documentary series on YouTube. The Online Encyclopedia of Mass Violence (OEMV) is a regularly updated electronic database focusing on massacres and genocides of the 20th century. Online Encyclopedia of Mass Violence, Sciences Po The website of the Museum of the Great War located in Péronne, France.Įuropeana 1914-1918 (Erster Weltkrieg in Alltagsdokumenten), European UnionĪ collection of (photographed) daily objects, as well as digitalized posters, maps, letters, photographs and other items, with accompanying descriptions and background information. Historial de La Grande Guerre (Museum of the Great War) This French-language blog details the activities of the International Center of Research on the Great War and offers updates on the latest WWI research. The website of the International Society for First World War Studies, the largest network of WWI scholars worldwide, provides WWI news, information about upcoming events, job and funding announcements, and a fast-growing collaborative bibliography of First World War Studies.Ĭarnet du Centre International de Recherche, Histoire(s) de 14-18 International Society for First World War Studies

It uses cross-disciplinary themes to examine the cultural, social, geographical and historical context of the war.īlog about World War I-related research and events at the German Historical Institute Paris. This website has a collection of educational materials (articles, images, interactive maps, audio and video lectures, and e-books) on World War I. World War I Centenary, University of Oxford JISC The catalogue includes metadata from approximately 11,000 websites, including the Clio-Online web directory.īBC History: World War One, British Broadcasting CorporationĪn interactive overview of the people, places, and events of WWI. Historian Otto Vervaart’s blog presents various digital projects and resources concerning the First World War.Ī subject catalogue of recommended websites for historians.

90,000 objects also have digitized images, sound or video.īlog about Digital Projects on the First World War, Otto Vervaart Collections Search, Imperial War Museums, LondonĪ catalogue of more than 600,000 items, including aircraft, weapons, interviews, music, posters, letters and more from the Imperial War Museums' collections.

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