Evil spirit: «Dear colleague, perhaps it’s time to start a new edition of the war from the year 1914?»

Magazine «Mucha» (Warsaw, 1929)

Borrowed from ceulearning.ceu.edu/course/view....

The book «Mankind Against the Environment: Landscapes of the Great War in Eastern Europe», which I co-authored, has also received reviews.
Andrei Vinogradov wrote for @eandhwhp.bsky.social
www.whpress.co.uk/EH/reviews/2...
Sergey Nelipovich for Russian History Journal
roshistras.ru/s30345790s29...

Great review of the collection published by Brill!
You may always find and read reviewed book because it has Open Access. It includes chapters which were written by my colleagues and me during the grant project on environmental problems of the Great War.
brill.com/display/titl...

Hope to review it if I get the book.
It looks like a great work and one more big step in the FWW historiography.

Sad that my paper was not eligible. Maybe another time will be successful. It seems to be my third or fourth attempt, probably.

Strange. Did students watch or read some films or books about 19 century?

Бог даст, пройду через пару-тройку месяцев снова игру. Любопытно посмотреть, что будет, если (не) сделать некоторые вещи. Например, Дюбуа так и не вскрыл контейнер в порту, не хорошо поступил с рейверами (и вообще вся движуха вокруг церкви прошла мимо), с рыбачкой замутить не удалось. Великая игра.

Very interesting article about the military struggle in Indochina during the FWW.
While infamous bloody battles raged in Europe, the colonial peripheries tried to shake off the European yoke.
Of course, there were many familiar names of place, e.g. Điện Biên Phủ, which became the battle grounds.

Sorry for the inconvenience, but I have a question.
A few weeks ago, I submitted the chapter for the ESEH 2025 St Andrews Article Prize. Is it possible to get feedback? I'm not sure if my email was received.

Присылай! 😀 Я всегда рад прочесть.

My congratulations! Exciting news!

Did you read "Ибикус" of same author? Gogolesque fantasmagorie in the Russian Civil War scenery.

Oh, interesting topic!
Some years ago, I wrote a brief piece about the French comics, which were made during the Great War and after it.

See bdteka.ru/review?table... or warspot.ru/6675

The example of Soviet propaganda, of course, but Tolstoy was a talented writer and a master of historical sources.

When I was in junior school, I read the comics about Emperor Peter the Great. The comics by Karadzhev and Vyshinskij were loosely based on Aleksey Tolstoy's novel "Peter the First".
I can't say that it was suitable reading for young boys, but it was very lively, colourful and fascinating.

The best thing in the bibliographies!
Very helpful.

Our bibliography has not yet made the jump to bluer skies, so for now (until someone learns how to code bots on bluesky...) updates continue on Twitter twitter.com/FWWbib or directly on the Zotero website: www.zotero.org/groups/55813... (add "Date Added" as a column and use to sort) #fwwhist

Merry Christmas!

Anatoliy Kalashnikov (1947-2012)
"Nativity/Christmas" (not sure what exactly the artist means, original title is "Рождество", Russian has one word for the feast and the born of Christ)
1985-1988

Вторую книжку почему-то Блюскай не хочет нормально показывать. Не понимаю, в чем дело. Я лишь повернул фото на 90°.