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WW1 Patriotism and National Sentiment by David Campbell is a document available to read on EtoBox.

This document discusses popular engagement and commitment to the national war effort during World War 1 in France, Germany, and Russia. It examines how attitudes towards the war and perceptions of the enemy evolved over time for soldiers on the front lines. While initial enthusiasm and voluntary enlistment was high in 1914, commitment wavered as the war dragged on and casualties mounted. By 1917, mutinies in France and revolution in Russia showed declining morale as soldiers grew weary of the futile conflic

Author

David Campbell

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EN