Australians and the First World War

1. Introduction
Kate Ariotti, James E. Bennett

Part I. The AIF: Composition and Contribution

2. Foreign-Born Soldiers in the AIF: Australia’s Multinational Fighting Force
Karen Agutter

3. The Key to Victory: Australia’s Military Contribution on the Western Front in 1918
Meleah Hampton

Part II. Crossing Boundaries: Race, Culture and Gender

4. International Encounters in Captivity: The Cross-Cultural Experiences of Australian POWs in the Ottoman Empire
Kate Ariotti

5. Australian Nurses and the 1918 Deolali Inquiry: Transcolonial Racial and Gendered Anxieties in a British Indian War Hospital
Victoria K. Haskins

6. Opportunities to Engage: The Red Cross and Australian Women’s Global War Work
Melanie Oppenheimer

Part III. The War at Home: Politics, People and Historiographical Perspectives

7. Labour and the Home Front: Changing Perspectives on the First World War in Australian Historiography
Frank Bongiorno

8. Australian Echoes of Imperial Tensions: Government Surveillance of Irish-Australians
Stephanie James

9. Aboriginal Australians and the Home Front
Samuel Furphy

10. ‘Total war’ in Australia: Civilian Mobilisation and Commitment, 1914–18
Bart Ziino

Part IV. Cultural Legacies: Remembrance and Representation

11. Decentering Anzac: Gallipoli and Britishness, 1916–39
Jenny Macleod

12. “So homesick for Anzac”? Australian Novelists and the Shifting Cartographies of Gallipoli
Christina Spittel

13. Australia’s War through the Lens of Centenary Documentary: Connecting Scholarly and Popular Histories
James E. Bennett

Keywords: History, Australasian History, History of Military, World History, Global and Transnational History, Modern History, History of World War II and the Holocaust