In Brief
Serbia officially endorsed what might be its most controversial historical figure on Sunday when it inaugurated a statue of Gavrilo Princip, the assassin who fired the shot that started World War I, the AP reported.
Art
Over a century after World War I broke out in Europe, the earth still bears its mutilations.
Art
A current exhibition at the Getty Research Institute selects visuals from World War I to illustrate how starkly the era's propaganda contrasted with the images of the conflict created by artist soldiers.
Art
In 2006, Britain's Ministry of Defense officially pardoned 306 soldiers it had executed for cowardice or desertion during World War I. Photographer Chloe Dewe Mathews has embarked on her own photographic tribute to them.
In Brief
The Imperial War Museum (IWM) library in London is reportedly under threat as the institution faces a major budget cut.
Books
More than any conflict before it, World War I was a visual battle. Propaganda proliferated across the fronts, and magazines, newspapers, photography, early films, and even fashion and children's books were involved in a rally of imagery on a large scale.
Art
When the United States joined the Allied forces in 1917, the mind of the American citizen was almost as much a battlefield as Europe was.