Forgotten Voices of the Great War by Max Arthur

Description

“Forgotten Voices of the Great War” is a book by Max Arthur. Published in 2002, it is part of a series of works by Max Arthur that seeks to capture the oral history of individuals who lived through significant historical events. In this particular book, Arthur focuses on the First World War.

The book compiles firsthand accounts, memories, and interviews from veterans who served during World War I. Max Arthur, a military historian, conducted extensive research to gather the narratives of those who experienced the war on the front lines, in support roles, and on the home front. By presenting the voices of soldiers, nurses, and civilians, the book provides a poignant and human perspective on the impact of the war.

“Forgotten Voices of the Great War” aims to preserve the memories of individuals who lived through this tumultuous period and to offer readers a direct connection to the past. The oral history approach allows for a more personal and emotional understanding of the war, capturing the range of experiences and perspectives of those involved.

If you have an interest in military history, particularly the experiences of individuals during World War I, and appreciate a narrative drawn from primary sources, this book offers a compelling exploration of the human side of the Great War.