No man's land1918, the last year of the Great WarToland, John.creatortextbibliographynyuGarden City, N.YDoubleday19801st ed.monographicengxx, 651 pages, [28] leaves of plates : illustrations ; 24 cmCovers the last year of World War I using eyewitness accounts, memoirs, diaries, and other contemporary accounts.Operation Michael. Thunder in the West ; The great attack March 21-24 ; "God grant that it may no be too late" General Foch, March 26 "If they do not break us now, they will break us later" Lord Milner, March 27 March 25-April 6 -- Crisis. Red dawn in the East January 4-March 16 ; "With our backs to the wall ..." Haig April 6-22 ; "St. George for England!" April 22-May 15 ; Intervention I March 18-May 26 ; "The Yanks are coming!" May 20-June 13 -- The road back. Intervention II June-July 17 -- The turning point July -- Black Day August 1-27 ; The red terror July 16-September ; "And we won't be back till it's over over there" August 27-October 5 -- War and peace. "I am dealing in human lives-not in politics." Woodrow Wilson October 1-26 ; The false armistice October 26-November 7 ; The end of the beginning November 8-11.John Toland.Includes bibliographical references pages 598-608 and index.e------World War, 1914-1918World War (1914-1918)
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D521 .T6940.3No man's landToland, John.Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday, 19801st ed.(OCoLC)5687542370385112912978038511291878022761DLC80041620151023232210.0ocm06277691 eng