The Imperial German Navy of World War I, Vol. 1 Warships Japanese History and finally in the blood-and-mud

and finally in the blood-and-mud bath of the Meuse-Argonne

Wood demonstrates that

Indeed this was the central paradox of the war: these men and women fought abroad to secure rights they did not yet have at home in the States

On January 25

who refuses to join the army at the outbreak of war in 1914

The Imperial German Navy of World War I, Vol. 1 Warships Japanese History and finally in the blood-and-mudDescription by Jeffrey Judge Hardcover The Imperial German Navy of WWI is a series of books (Warships, Campaigns, & Uniforms) that provide a broad view of the Kaiser's naval forces through the extensive use of photographs. Every effort has been made to cover all significant areas during the war period. In addition to the primary use of photographs, technical information is provided for each warship along with its corresponding service history; with a