The Upheaval of War: Family, Work and Welfare in Europe, 1914-1918 Book

List of plates; Introduction Richard Wall and Jay Winter;
Part I. Comparative Perspectives:
1. Some paradoxes of the First World War Jay Winter;
2. English and German families and the First World War 1914-18 Richard Wall;
Part II. Conditions of Life and Standards of Living:
3. Behind the lines: working class family life in wartime Vienna Reinhard Sieder;
4. Standards of living and standards of health in wartime Belgium Peter Scholliers and Frank Daelemans;
5. Variations in patterns of consumption in Germany in the period of the First World War Armin Triebel;
6. Nutrition and living standards in wartime Britain Peter Dewey;
7. The impact of the First World War on British workers Alastair Reid;
8. The impact of the First World War on French workers Patrick Fridenson;
Part III. Women and Work:
9. Women and work in France during the First World War Jean-Louis Robert;
10. Women's work in industry and family: Germany, 1914-18 Ute Daniel;
11. Women and work in wartime Britain Deborah Thom;
Part IV. Social Policy and Family Ideology:
12. Pronatalism and the popular ideology of the child in wartime France: the evidence of the picture postcard Marie-Monique Huss;
13. Eugenics and pronatalism in wartime Britain Richard Soloway;
14. 'Pregnancy is the woman's active service': pronatalism in Germany during the First World War Cornelie Usborne;
15. The medical profession, social hygiene and the birth rate in Germany, 1914-18 Paul Weindling;
16. Männerbund versus the family: middle-class youth movements and the family in Germany in the period of the First World War Jürgen Reulecke; Bibliography; Index.