World War I Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 15 pages of analysis of World War I- British Homefront.

World War I Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 15 pages of analysis of World War I- British Homefront.
This section contains 4,296 words
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World War I- British Homefront

Summary: A detailed assessment on the different aspects of World War I that effected the British homefront.
Total War

Modern total war calls for the regimentation and coordination of people and resources. The state is compelled to demand a surrender of private rights in order that unity of purpose may enable it to prosecute the war to a victorious conclusion. Wars are waged not only against a nation's government and armed forces but also against a nation's economic means of existence and its civilian population in order to destroy the means and will to continue the struggle.

World War One is regarded as a `total war' with both sides engaging all resources- economical, political, social, military and human capital, on a scale never seen before. Total War meant the transformation of millions of civilians into soldiers, millions of housewives into industrial workers, millions of children into part-time labourers and messengers. Neither art nor religion, neither industry nor science was exempt from the imprint of "the...

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