Egypt played an important role in World War I. Although it saw limited combat op…

Between 1914 and 1918, between 150,000 and 200,000 Africans traveled to Europe t…

The World War One years are often treated as a blank spot in the musical history…

The immediate post-war Middle East formed part of a Eurasia-wide arc of instabil…

During the First World War Africans served as combatants, porters, and labourers…

When the Ottoman Empire entered the war, the potential Middle Eastern theater of…

Since 1914-1918 various practices of remembering World War I have coexisted and …

Field Marshal Edmund Allenby was a British army officer who commanded a variety …

A short lived agency, the Arab Bureau (1916-1920), was ostensibly established to…

The Beersheba-Gaza Line (or Defenses) are the three battles fought between the O…

The Egyptian Expeditionary Force (EEF) was a British Army formation that conduct…

World War I was not simply a conflict among European states but a global war of …

Russian-Jewish author, playwright, journalist, orator, and political activist; c…

Sir Archibald James Murray was Chief of the Imperial General Staff from Septembe…

The Red Crescent is one of two symbols of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movemen…

The wake of the Great War saw mobilizations against empire across the world, wit…

Alliances were an important feature of the international system on the eve of Wo…

The First World War saw the colonial empires of France and Britain mobilised to …

The extra-European theatres of World War I have received far less scholarly atte…

This article examines the use by Great Britain and France of colonial subjects f…

This article offers an overview of peacemaking after the First World War from th…