Gender and the First World War

Gender and the First World War by O. Überegger, published by Palgrave Macmillan UK in January 2014, offers a detailed exploration of the role of gender in understanding the First World War. This 1st edition, comprising 265 pages, delves into various critical issues such as the dynamics of the home front and battlefront, the impact of violence, and the concepts of pacifism and citizenship, highlighting the importance of gender in the context of this significant historical event.

Readers will find that this book presents a comprehensive analysis of how gender influences the narratives surrounding the First World War. It emphasizes the relevance of gender within the broader scope of First World War Studies, making connections between social history and military conflicts. By examining these themes, the work contributes to a deeper understanding of the complexities involved in the war and its lasting effects on society.