Imperial Debris: Demilitarization of Landscapes in the Era of Imperial Collapse

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Part 4 Imperial Debris: Demilitarization of Landscapes in the Era of Imperial Collapse

In: The Great War and the Anthropocene

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The Great War and the Anthropocene

Empire and Environment, Soldiers and Civilians on the Eastern Front

Series: History of Warfare, Volume: 148

Cover The Great War and the Anthropocene

E-Book ISBN:: 9789004711815

Publisher:: Brill

Print Publication Date:: 24 Oct 2024

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- Slavic and Eurasian Studies
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Front Matter

Preliminary Material

List of Figures and Tables

Notes on Contributors

Introduction Embattled Nature: Soldiers, Civilians, and Landscapes on the Eastern Front of the Great War

Part 1 Environment as the Battlefield

Chapter 1 Contested Landscapes, Manifold Spaces: Analysing the Warscapes of the First World War

Chapter 2 Logistics and Transformation of the Landscape for Mountain Warfare: the Plateaus of Lavarone and Folgaria, 1866–1918

Chapter 3 Destruction of Nature through Warfare in (Austrian) Galicia during the First World War

Chapter 4 Oil as a Resource and Element of Defence: the Cases of Galicia in 1915 and Romania in 1916

Part 2 Environment and Public Health

Chapter 5 Animal Fighters, Animal Victims: the Animal Dimension on the Russian-Austrian Front of the First World War

Chapter 6 “Dangerous Experiment” vs. “Great Blessing”: Vaccination and Healthcare Narratives of the Imperial and Royal Army on the Eastern Front (1914–16)

Chapter 7 Macedonia as a Challenge to the Medical and Humanitarian Efforts of the Allied Armies on the Front d’Orient, 1915–18

Part 3 Belligerent Landscapes from the Victims’ Perspective

Chapter 8 City, Forts, and the San River—Przemyśl, 1914–15: Militarization of the Landscape and the Question of Environmental Awareness

Chapter 9 Landscapes of the Eastern Front of the First World War in Narratives and Survival Practices of Ukrainian Refugees

Chapter 10 Galician Landscapes through the Camera Lens: Visualizing Combat Spaces of the First World War

Part 4 Imperial Debris: Demilitarization of Landscapes in the Era of Imperial Collapse

Chapter 11 Toxic Heritage of the War: Demilitarization of Eastern Front Landscapes

Chapter 12 Conceptualizing the Post-Battle Landscape: the First World War Military Cemeteries and Monuments in Galicia

Chapter 13 First World War Memorialization in Ukrainian Lands (Late 1910s to 1930s)

Chapter 14 Conflict Landscapes at the Edge of Empire: Archaeology and Environment of a Desert Insurgency – the Arab Revolt, 1916–18

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