Battlefield Tourism: Pilgrimage and the Commemoration of the Great War in Britain, Australia and Canada, 1919-1939: v. 10 (The Legacy of the Great War)

'This book makes a valuable contribution to the literature on the meaning and politics of commemorative processes after the First World War ... 'Battlefield Tourism' is a welcome addition to the important 'Legacy of the Great War' series under the general editorship of Jay Winter.'History'Battlefield Tourism is an important contribution to our understanding of the cultural meanings of the war.'English Historical Review'Lloyd's scholarship is meticulous; he synthesizes information about forms of travel, tourism, and pilgrimage from diverse sources.'Annals of Tourism'His work deserves to be admired for his careful and thorough style in which he successfully combines war and politics, private and public ceremonies, and the analysis of memory with tourism. His discussion of the war-related pilgrimage is especially useful and provocative.'Annals of TourismLloyd's is a fine book and an excellent addition to our understanding of the aftermath of the Great War.'Canadian