Beschreibung:
The Indian Army which was the bulwark of the British Empire in South Asia functioned as an imperial fire brigade force during the Great War. The 'brown warriors' of the Raj defended the British Empire from Belgium and France in the west to Singapore in the east. The Indian Army fought the Kaiserheer and the Ottoman Army in diverse theatres. Further, Indian society was mobilized to provide military and non-military manpower as well as economic assets in order to sustain the British imperial war effort.
Acknowledgements Preface List of Maps List of Abbreviations Glossary List of Tables Introduction: Indian Army, Society and the First World War Chapter 1 Manpower Mobilization and Indian Society 2 xiiind the First World War Chapter 2 France Chapter 3 Gallipoli and Salonika Chapter 4 East Africa Chapter 5 Egypt and Palestine Chapter 6 Defeat in Mesopotamia Chapter 7 Victory in Mesopotamia Conclusion Bibliography Index