This book presents the results of the fifth and final conference on the history of total war, with a focus on the Second World War. This conflict is seen by many researchers as the paradigm of total war.
Contents
The authors address various analytical issues surrounding this extensive war in Europe and Asia, including:
- forms of combat
- war aims
- mobilization of economies and societies
- occupation regimes
- vulnerability of non-combatants
- legal and moral issues of industrialized warfare
Suitable for
This work is valuable for students and those interested in war and society in modern times.
Language and use
The text is written in Dutch and suitable for academic use, such as education, research, and self-study.
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