BREAD IN THE GREAT WAR

Author Dimitrije Vujadinovic

03-09-2020

 "An army marches on its stomach" - claimed Napoleon.

The importance of soldiers in trenches and on the frontlines is beyond dispute, the Great War wasn’t won on the front. As US President W. Wilson was quoted saying after the war that "it was a victory thanks to wheat." . The book does not show the Great War neither in the context of military nor war fronts, battles, countries at war. It rather focuses on common topics that show equal suffering and cruelty endured by people of all countries at war. The book shows that in any war both its winners and losers are in fact all defeated. In that sense, the book aimed to send an important anti–war message. The Bread in the Great War is format 28 x 22 cm, 200 pages long, hardcover and contains 180 documentary photographs and illustrations. The publishers are: Publishing House "Prometheus" (Novi Sad) and Radio Television of Serbia (Belgrade). . MORE