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A. Introduction |
The European landscape at the time of World War I was comprised of a vast collection of different cultures, ethnic groups, and political entities. However, the onset of the "Great War" all but destroyed the fabric of the continent. Fortunately, European creativity flourished amidst a background of terrible suffering and atrocity. The art movement known as Dadaism, the birth of German Bauhaus architecture, and a resurgence in British poetry all came to their fruition during this pivotal era of history.
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B. Subject Headings and Shelf Numbers |
- World War, 1914-1918 - France - Art and the War
- World War, 1914-1918 - Soviet Union
- World War, 1914-1918 - Germany
- World War, 1914-1918 - Pictorial Works
- Browse Call Numbers - 940.3 - 940.5
- Dadaism - 709.0406
- Bauhaus - 724.9
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C. Frequently Mentioned Texts |
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D. General References, e.g. Guides, Encyclopedia, or Dictionaries |
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E. Magazines or Newspapers |
- Search the EBSCO Host database for pictures and articles about World War I.
- Vertical files that contain newspaper clippings and other items. Search for the subject heading World War One
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F. Internet Resources |
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G. Other Media, e.g. Video, Audio |
- War Requiem - "Words from the 'Missa pro Defunctis' and the poems of Wilfred Owen." MUSIC/BRI/COMPACT/DISC
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Prepared by R. Taylor |
March 2005, Updated August 2010 |
