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First World War Centenary Prose Collection Vol. II

Various

First World War Centenary Prose Collection Vol. II

Various

The 'First World War Centenary Prose Collection Vol. II' is a compilation of non-fiction and fiction works commemorating the First World War, featuring contributions primarily in English, along with some pieces in French and German. This volume includes selections written during or shortly after the war, reflecting on its impact and significance. It serves as a historical document, showcasing various perspectives on the conflict. Note that some works may still be under copyright in certain countries.

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This collection of non-fiction and fiction pieces is the second volume commemorating the First World War. The majority o...

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19 readers

Availle, Philip Panos, Julia Niedermaier, Beth Thomas (1974-2020) +15 more

First World War Centenary Prose Collection Vol. II

Various

First World War Centenary Prose Collection Vol. II

Various

LibriVox

This collection of non-fiction and fiction pieces is the second volume commemorating the First World War. The majority o...

X-Ray

Audiobook

Human narrated

Human

Read by

Group Narration

19 readers

Availle, Philip Panos, Julia Niedermaier, Beth Thomas (1974-2020) +15 more

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