World War One
- Library of Congress World War One materials
- 100th anniversary of start of war (UK National Archives)
- Best resources for learning about the war
- The Great War: A Visual History
- Postcards from the Great War
- 1914-1918: The Great War and Beyond (another excellent collection of postcards)
- WW1 and Shaping of the 20th century
- World War One by the Numbers (infographic)
- 14 Reasons World War One Started
- How Europe went to war in 1914 (Imperial War Museum)
- 20 Key Events of World War One (BBC)
- 40 maps that explain WW1
- World War 1 (Encyclopedia Britannica)
- British Library's World War One site, with essays by historians and many original documents.
- Fronts...
- International Encyclopedia of the First World War
- Life in the trenches (Medium)
- Maps that show the development of the war (useful to compare casualties)
- Verdun: Hell on Earth (article by David Reynolds)
- Battle of the Somme (Imperial War Museum)
- Massive Railroad Networks Made the War Possible (Medium.com)
- Brutal realities of World War One (Facing History and Ourselves)
- Eyewitness to history (collection of primary sources about the war)
- How the world went to war (Imperial War Museum, general introduction)
- Podcast: The world made by World War One (with Isabel Hull)
- World War 1 in Photos (Atlantic; the magazine also published a commemorative issue with original documents and photos); part ii
- BBC: World War One (includes interactive games)
- Origins of World War One
- Story of the Great War (for young readers, pro-Allies, written in 1919)
- Over the top (from the Canadian War Museum, an interactive multimedia story in which you make the decisions that affect whether you survive the trenches or die there)
- Maps of the war (National Archives)
- Casualties (mobilized, wounded, killed); general statistics of the war
- Experiencing War (Veterans' History Project)
- How did soldiers survive the trenches (I Wonder series, BBC)
- World War One At Home (BBC)
- Encyclopedia of the First World War
- BBC - World War One (points of view)
- Battle of the Somme (Imperial War Museum, with sources)
- WWI newspaper reports by D.H. Lawrence and others, read aloud
- Food and the Great War (four pages of annotated postcards illustrating all aspects of the problem of food shortages in Europe)
- Illustrated History of the Great War (from Punch magazine)
- World War I Documents (Mount Holyoke)
- World War I Documents (Brigham Young)
- The Heritage of The Great War 1914 1918
- Trenches on the Web - Reference Library
- The Great War (PBS movie)
- The World War I Document Archive
- The National Archives Learning Curve, The Great War (original film)
- The Middle East and the West: WWI and Beyond
- Killer Flu: Background - PBS
- Influenza, 1918 (American Experience)
- Spanish flu (National Geographic)
- The First World War
- Versailles Treaty
- On This Day: Versailles Treaty Signed
- Casualties (numbers, graphs)
- Reconstruction of sound of the last moments of the war and the silence that followed; related article in Quartz
- Armenian Genocide: Analyzing historical evidence (free log-in for book-length PDF on the genocide)
- Treatment of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire (eyewitness account)
- Armenian genocide (Facing history and ourselves)
- World War One propaganda themes (British Library)
- Miscellaneous (mostly anti-German) propaganda cartoons
- World War One posters (Library of Congress)
- American Artists View the Great War (Library of Congress)
- Propaganda: Images of Nationalism
- Nine ways artists responded to the war (Tate)
- Putting art on the map (Imperial War Museum)
- World War One the the Visual Arts (Met)
- Painters and World War One
- World War I image collections (Google Cultural Institute), including works of art from the Imperial War Museums
- Music clips - patriotic songs from the Great War
- Dogs of War (satirical maps of European countries depicted as various animals, 1914-5)
- Songs from the First World War (primary sources)
- Poetry of World War 1 (Poetry Foundation Web site, an anthology)
- First World War Digital Poetry Archive
- First World War Poetry
- World War I Poetry (Halsall)
- In Flanders' Field; another version
- Does it matter?youtu.be/TGN6BP0i4kU
- Attack
- Counter-attack
