Suicide in the Trenches  10243

Locations in Harold's Library

• Poetry of the World Wars (book)
  • page 58
  • in "World War One - Disgust: 'The Old Lie – Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori'"
• Peace & War (book)
  • page 113
• The Poetry of War, 1914-1989 (book)
  • page 21
  • in "1914-18 The First World War: The War Front"
• The Faber Book of War Poetry (book)
  • in "Psychological Wounds"

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