Europe on the move is the first book to address the dramatic and poignant refugee crisis that erupted during the First World War and that enveloped the entire continent. Written by specialists in the field it will appeal to all those who are interested in the era of the First World War and in Europe's first major refugee crisis.

Peter Gatrell is Professor of Economic History at the University of Manchester

Liubov Zhvanko is Professor of History and Cultural Studies at the O. M. Beketov National University of Urban Economy, Kharkiv

Introduction - Peter Gatrell
1 Population displacement in East Prussia during the First World War - Ruth Leiserowitz
2 'A mass which you could form into whatever you wanted': refugees and state building in Lithuania and Courland, 1914-21 - Klaus Richter
3 Refugees from Polish territories in Russia during the First World War - Mariusz Korzeniowski
4 'Human waves': refugees in Russia, 1914-18 - Irina Belova
5 Ukrainian assistance to refugees during the First World War - Liubov Zhvanko and Oleksiy Nestulya
6 'Cities of barracks': Refugees in the Austrian part of the Habsburg Empire during the First World War - Martina Hermann
7 Between refugees and the state: Hungarian Jewry and the wartime Jewish refugee crisis in Austria-Hungary - Rebekah Klein-PejSová
8 Beyond the borders: displaced persons in the Italian linguistic space during the First World War - Marco Mondini and Francesco Frizzera
9 Belgian refugees during the First World War (France, Britain, Netherlands) - Michaël Amara
10 Citizenship on the move: refugee communities and the state in France, 1914-18 - Alex Dowdall
11 Golgotha: the retreat of the Serbian army and civilians in 1915-16 - Danilo sarenac
12 The refugee question in Bulgaria before, during and after the First World War - Nikolai Vukov
13 From imperial dreams to the refugee problem: population movements during Greece's 'decade of war', 1912-22 - Emilia Salvanou
14 Becoming and unbecoming refugees: the long ordeal of Balkan Muslims, 1912-34 - Ugur Ümit Üngör
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