Anticipating Total War
Herausgeber: Boemeke, Manfred F.; Förster, Stig; Chickering, Roger
Introduction Roger Chickering and Stig Förster; Part I. Germany, The United
States and Total War: 1. Total war: the use and abuse of a concept Roger
Chickering; 2. Different path to war: a comparative study of militarism and
imperialism in the United States and Imperial Germany, 1871-1914 Irmgard
Steinisch; Part II. War and Society: 3. The political economy of warfare in
America, 1865-1914 Paul A. C. Kiostinen; 4. Hugo Stinnes and the prospect
of war before 1914 Gerald D. Feldman; 5. War preparations and ethnic and
racial relations in the United States Bruce White; 6. Religion and war in
Imperial Germany Gangolf Hübinger; 7. Socializing American youth to be
citizen-soldiers David I. MacLeod; 8. Preparing German youth for war Derek
S. Linton; 9. Heroes and would-be heroes: veterans' and reservists'
associations in Imperial Germany Thomas Rohkrämer; 10. Mobilizing
philanthropy in the service of war: the female rituals of care in the New
Germany, 1871-1914 Jean H. Quataert; Part III. Memory and Anticipation: War
and Culture: 11. The American debate over modern war, 1871-1914 John
Whiteclay Chambers II; 12. Whose war? Whose nation? Tensions in the memory
of the Franco-German War of 1870-1 Alfred Kelly; 13. War preparations and
national identity in Imperial Germany Volker R. Berghahn; 14. Military
imagination in the United States, 1815-1917 David F. Trask; 15. Dreams and
nightmares: German military leadership and the images of future warfare,
1871-1914 Stig Förster; 16. 'A calamity to civilization': Theodore
Roosevelt and the danger of war in Europe Raimund Lammersdorf; Part IV. The
Experience of War: 17. Total war on the American Indian Frontier Robert M.
Utley; 18. 'The fellows can just starve': on wars of 'pacification' in the
African colonies of Imperial Germany and the concept of 'total war' Trutz
von Trotha; 19. Was the Philippine-American war a 'total war'? Glenn
Anthony May; 20. An army on vacation? The German war in China, 1900-1
Sabine Dabringhaus; Index.
