Contents: pt. I: Propaganda representations of violence against prisoners. Encountering the "enemy" : civilian violence towards prisoners of war in 1914 ; Legitimate and illegitimate violence against prisoners : representations of atrocity, 1914-1916 -- pt. II: Violence and prisoner of war forced labour. The development of prisoner of war labour companies on the Western Front : the spring reprisals of 1917 ; From discipline to retribution : violence in German prisoner of war labour companies in 1918 ; Inevitable escalation? : British and French treatment of forced prisoner labour, 1917-1918 -- pt. 3: The end of violence? : repatriation and remembrance. Contested homecomings : prisoner repatriation and the formation of memory, 1918-1921 ; La grande illusion : the interwar historicisation of violence against prisoners of war, 1922-1939 -- Epilogue: The legacy of First World War captivity in 1939-1945 -- Conclusion -- Glossary of foreign terms

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Context of Violence against prisoners of war in the First World War : Britain, France, and Germany, 1914-1920, Heather Jones, (electronic resource)