The focus of this guide is almost entirely on primary sources.
Because this course has a particular focus on analyzing primary sources, the finding aids for primary sources are listed first here, followed by those that are more likely to result in secondary sources. You will need those as well.
Also consider using databases in related disciplines. For instance, if you are researching shell-shock, the PsycInfo database may be useful.
Here are some key compilations of official documents. No memoirs are listed here, but be sure to use World War I Memories and A Subject Bibliography of the First World War (listed above in books) to help identify memoirs. And be sure to search personal names as authors to find memoirs, and correspondence. Memoirs can also be found by searching World War, 1914-1918 -- Personal narratives.
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