In the years 1916 to 1918 the most important legal weapon in the hands of the British state in Ireland, as it sought to repress the activities of Irish separatists, was the Defence of the Realm Act ...

The trauma of the First World War simply won't go away. Most of the men and women who fought during that conflict are no longer with us (in 2003, there were only 37 British Expeditionary Force ...

‘Australians at the Great War 1914-1918’ is a 152-page paperback chronology designed to give everyone access to key facts, illustrations and images of the 360,000 Australians who fought in the ...

PARIS - The Great War pulled in close to 70 million soldiers on five continents, leaving some 10 million dead in battle and claiming many million more lives through hunger and disease. The 1914-18 ...