With more than 1,000 alphabetically arranged titles, Who's Who in World War I builds a complete and vibrant picture of the main characters of the Great War. These subjects are not drawn from political and military areas in all thirty-three countries concerned only, but also from social and cultural life in this period.

The scope of coverage in this book makes it the definitive guide to the autobiography of World War I; from British aviation, Albert Paul, to German Foreign Minister Richard von Kohlmann, from David Lloyd George to Rasputin, from the British war poet Siegfried Sassoon to the Serbian murderer Trevko Graves And Emperor Wilhelm II. Each entry provides biographical information about its role in the Great War, and in the case of major figures, there is also an assessment of their reputation in light of the current grant.

Maps, reference, list of military ranks, manual read more and a comprehensive introduction to complete what is simultaneously a comprehensive reference work and a stunning overview of the critical period in the history of the twentieth century.