The Great War and Modern Memory
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The Great War and Modern Memory

by Paul Fussell

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Paul Fussell explores how the Great War has shaped modern memory and interpretation. Combining historical perspective with literary and cultural attention, this book examines the lasting relationship between a major conflict and the ways it is remembered.

ISBN-13 9780195133325 ASIN 0195133323 Views 166 Publisher Oxford University Press Year 2000 Edition Anniversary Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 384 Created April 06, 2026 Updated October 27, 2026
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The Great War and Modern Memory is a book by Paul Fussell.

It considers the relationship between the Great War and the ways modern memory is formed.

The book offers a historically focused exploration of remembrance, interpretation, and the cultural legacy of war.

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