| auteur | titel | impressum | inhoud | tags |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Abderhalden, E. | Die Einrichtung. d. beiden Vereinslazarettzüge O1 u. Y1 d. Stadt Halle a. S. | (19 S.) H. 1915. W.Knapp. | Germany; medical service, hospitaltrain | |
| Abderhalden, E. | Die Einrichtung. d. Vereinslazarettzüge B 3 d. Stadt Jena u. A4 d. ländl. Kreise v. Sachsen-Anhalt u. d. Hilfslazarettzuges 24. Die Spende z. Unterstützung. d. Sanitätswesens d. türk. Armee. 2. Aufl. | (33 S.) H. 1915. W.Knapp. | Germany; medical service, hospitaltrain | |
| Abraham, James Johnston. | My Balkan Log | London: Chapman & Hall, 1921. 311 p., illustrated. | Memoir, 1914-1915, when Abraham served with a Red Cross unit and as a major in the Serbian Army Medical Corps, fighting a typhus epidemic as Serbia battled Austria-Hungary. | Great Britain; personal narrative; Red Cross |
| Adams, E. R. | My travels in foreign lands, 1914-1918 | London: Adelphia Press, 1994. 41 pp. | Memoir, 1914-1918. Adams became a stretcher bearer in the R.A.M.C. in August 1914, and served on the Western Front and Salonika. His rnemoirs, written at the age of 94, are confusing and inaccurate in some parts. | Great Britain: personal narrative; stretcher bearer |
| Albrecht, Emilie | Aus meinem Kriegstagebuch (Badischer mobiler Lazarett-Trupp, 2. Zug) | Heidelberg, 1917, 56 p. | Germany: personal narrative; hospital; nurses | |
| Aldridge, Olive M. | The retreat from Serbia through Montenegro and Albania. | London: Minerva; 1916. 113 p. | field hospital work; Serbian Relief Unit | personal narrative; nurses |
| Aleksinskaia, Tatiana | With the Russian wounded. | London: [1916]. 179 p. | Russia: personal narrative; | |
| Aleksinskaia, Tatiana [Tatiana Alexinsky] | Parmi les blessés; carnet de route d'une aide-doctoresse russe. | Paris: Armand Colin; 1916. 168 p. | Russia: personal narrative; nurses, doctor | |
| Allison, Grace E. | Some Experiences in Active Service: France: Part I - IV | The American Journal of Nursing , Mar., 1919, Vol. 19, No. 4, 5, 6, 7 | Experiences of Base Hospital 4 | United States; nurses, hospital |
| Allison, Grace E. | What the war has thaught us about nursing education | The American Journal of Nursing volume 19, No.11 Aug (1919) | United States; nurses | |
| Allsebrook, Mary. Allsebrook, Annie. | Born to rebel : the life of Harriet Boyd Hawes, written and doodled by her daughter Mary Allsebrook, and edited by her granddaughter Annie Allsebrook | Oxbow Books; 2002 ; 236 p. | In 1897 she was nursing with the Red Cross in the Greco-Turkish war, in 1915 she was nursing Serbian typhoid victims on Corfu, and by 1917 she was in Northern France setting up a rehabilitation center within sound of the front. | |
| Anderson, Isabel Weld Perkins | Zigzagging | Boston: Houghton Mifflin; 1918. 269 p. | United States: personal narrative; nurses, hospital, canteen | |
| Anonymous | One woman's war. | New York: 1930. 295 p. | personal narrative; nurses | |
| Antelme, Jeanne | Avec l’armée d’Orient. Notes d’une infirmière à Moudros | Paris: Emile-Paul; 1916. 263 p. | France: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Appleton, Edith | A nurse at the front: the first world war diaries of sister Edith Appleton | Simon and Schuster, 2013, 320 p. | Edith Appleton served in France for the whole of the conflict. Her diary details with compassion all the horrors of the 'war to end wars', including the first use of poison gas and the terrible cost of battles such as Ypres, but she also records what life was like for nurses and how she spent her time off-duty. | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses |
| Ashe, Elizabeth H. | Intimate letters from France during America's first year of war. | San Francisco: Philopolis Press; 1918. 122 p. [1931. 224 p.] | chief nurse of children's bureau, department of civil affairs, American Red Cross | United States: personal narrative; Red Cross |
| Atherton, Gertrude Franklin Horn | Life in the war zone. | New York: New York Times [Le bienetre du blessé]; 1916. 24 p. | personal narrative | |
| Atkinson, Diane | Elsie and Mairi Go to War: Two Extraordinary Women on the Western Front | Arrow; 2010. 288 p. | Elsie Knocker was a thirty year-old motorcycling divorcee dressed in bottle-green Dunhill leathers, and Mairi Chisholm was a brilliant eighteen-year old mechanic. In 1914, they roared off to London 'to do their bit', and within a month they were in the thick of things in Belgium driving ambulances to distant military hospitals. They set up their own first-aid post on the front line in the village of Pervyse, near Ypres. As news of their courage and expertise spread, the 'Angels of Pervyse' became celebrities, visited by journalists and photographers as well as royals and VIPs. | Great Britain; nurses, ambulance, first-aid post |
| Avenell, Edith Florence "Queenie" | Queenie. Letters from an Australian Army Nurse, 1915-1917 | Gumleaf Press, 2017 | Edith Florence "Queenie" Avenell was twenty-five years old when she enlisted in the Australian Army Nursing Service the day after the Australian and New Zealand forces stormed the beaches of Turkey on that first Anzac Day in 1915. | Australia: personal narrative; nurses |
| B.H.B. | War Conditions | The American Journal of Nursing volume 18, No.2 (Nov.1917) p. 147-148 | United States; nurses | |
| Babo, Erika von download | Aus dem Kriegstagebuch einer badischen Schwester | Karlsruhe, 1918, 40 p. | Kriegslazarett Nr. 14 | Germany: personal narrative; nurses |
| Baker, George R. | Heroes and Angels. Diary: A Medic Remembers World War 1, France and Belgium: 1917-1919. | Baltimore, Md.: Gateway Press, 1999. 146 p., illustrated. | Diary, April 1917-April 1919. Private Baker served as an orderly and surgical assistant in Base Hospital No. 12, sponsored by Northwestern University and based in Camiers, France. Tended mainly British army wounded. Diary has more on air raids and furloughs than hospital work. | United States: personal narrative; doctor |
| Baldwin, Marian | Canteening overseas 1917-1919. | New York: Macmillan; 1920, 200 p. | personal narrative; canteens | |
| Balfour, Lady F. | Dr. Elsie Inglis | London, Hodder& Stoughton, n.d. | Biography of the leading light of the Scottish Womens Hospitals | personal narrative; hospital |
| Barber, Margaret H. | A British Nurse in Bolshevik Russia. | London: A.C. Fifield, 1920. 64pp. | Memoir/diary, April 1916-December 1919. Barber served as a Red Cross nurse in Moscow, Petrograd and the Caucasus. In her memoir she is less concerned with documentingwhat she experienced than she is with proving that the Bolsheviks were a friendly crowd who committed no atrocities. | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses |
| Barbier, François | Les navires-hôpitaux et la guerre de 1914-1918, | Pedone, 1919. | France; hospital ship | |
| Barclay, F.L.G. | In hoc vince: the story of a Red Cross Flag | Putnam, 1915 | personal narrative; | |
| Barclay, H.A. | Doctor in France 1917-1919: The Diary of Harold Barclay, Lieutenant-Colonel, American Expeditionary Forces | New York, privately printed 1923. | personal narrative; doctor | |
| Barras, Louis | Souvenirs d’un médecin sur la plus grande guerre. Essais psychophysiologiques. | Maloine, 1926 | Médecin aide-major dans une unité d'artillerie au début de la guerre, il assiste à la bataille de Morhange et à la retraite. Fin 1915, il est relevé du front et affecté à l'Hôpital complémentaire n°11. Son récit porte essentiellement sur les premières semaines de la guerre. | France: personal narrative; doctor |
| Barth, Rosa | Aus dem Heldenleben einer Diakonisse: für das Vaterland gestorben. Schwester Sophie Holzer, gest. in Brest-Litowsk 22. X. 1915. | Winnenden 1915. Lämmle & Müllerschön.(31 S.) | Germany: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Barth, Rosa / Schwester Luise Schneider | Was ich in dunklen Tagen der Schwermut lernte. Aus dem Leben der Oberin des Martha-Maria-Vereins | Neudruck: Christliches Versandantiquariat Ingold, 1927/ 2016 | Kinder- und Jugendliteratur | Germany: personal narrative; nurses |
| Base hospital 18 association | History of base hospital no.18, American expeditionary forces (Johns Hopkins unit) | Baltimore: 1919. 134 p. | United States Army A.E.F. | United States; hospital |
| Bassères (Dr.) | Le service de santé de la IIIe armée pendant la bataille de France | Charles-Lavauzelle, 1922. | France; medical service | |
| Baudin, Georges | Brancardier rur le front: Carnets de guerre 1914-1919 | La maison du moulin 2015, 570 p. | Brancardier sur le front nous livre un témoignage vibrant. Marie Claude Pintiau Patrois a retranscrit puis réécrit les mémoires de guerre de son grand-père Georges Baudin. | France: personal narrative; stretcher-bearer |
| Baumann, Eduard Carl Felix | Der Fall Edith Cavell | Otto Schlegel, 1933; 142 p. | Germany; | |
| Bayly, Hugh Wonsey | Triple challenge : or war, whirligigs and windmills. A doctor's memoir of the years 1914-1929. | London: Hutchinson, 1935. 396 p., illustrated. | Bayly served in 1914 on HMS Princess Royal and then became Medical Officer of the 2nd Guards Brigade. | Great Britain: personal narrative; doctor |
| Bayne, J. | Breckenridge. Bugs and Bullets: A Doctor's Story. | New York: Richard R. Smith, 1944. 256pp., illustrated. | Memoir, August 1916- summer 1919. Author was a Maryland doctor who volunteered for service with the Allies and ended up in Bucharest, Romania, in November 1916, serving as a surgeon with a British hospital unit. When his British colleagues evacuated the city before the Germans captured it. Bayne elected to remain behind, and singlehandedly ran makeshift hospitals under the worst of conditions. Unusually detailed descriptions of wounds, illnesses, and operations. | United States: personal narrative; doctor |
| Beadnell, C. Marsh | A Naval Medical Officer’s impressions of a visit to the Trenches | Bale & Danielssohn, 1917 | personal narrative; doctor | |
| Beal, Howard W. | The Letters of Major Howard W. Beal, Headquarters, First Division , Medical Department, Killed in Action July 18, 1918. | Paris: J.R.E. Guild 1926. 74 p. | Letters, July 1917-July 1918. Beal, a surgeon with the 1st Division, was killed by an aerial bomb. His letters to his wife, written mostly from Field Hospital 13 and the 6th Field Artillery, are of moderate interest | United States: personal narrative; |
| Beauchamp, P. | Fanny goes to war | London, Murray 1919 | personal narrative; nurses | |
| Becherer, M. | Briefe einer Probeschwester. | Basel, um 1939 | Germany: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Beck, H. | Unter dem Roten Kreuz. Bilder aus der Friedensarbeit im Kriege | Leipzig, 1896 | Germany; Red Cross | |
| Becker, Daniel | Im Seuchenlazarett der 5. Armee. Kriegserinnerungen | Düsseldorf: Düsseldorfer Tageblatt, 1919, 95 p. | Germany: personal narrative; hospital | |
| Becker, K.-H. | Frontkämpferinnen erzählen | Düsseldorf, 1937 | Germany: personal narrative | |
| Becker, M. L. | Frau hinter der Front. Roman. | Berlin, 1934 | Germany: novel | |
| Begg, R.C. | Surgery on Trestles: a saga of suffering and triumph | Norwich, Jarrold, 1967 | Describes the Middle East theatre | |
| Bellafaire, Judith ; Graf, Mercedes | Woman doctors in war | College station: Texas A&M University Press, 2009 | ||
| Bennett, A.H. | English Medical Women: glimpses of their work in peace and war | London, Pitman, 1914 | nurses | |
| Benson, S.C. | Back from hell | Chicago, McClurg, 1918 | personal narrative | |
| Bergmann, M. | Kriegstagebuchblätter einer Schwester. | Mannheim, 1930 | Germany: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Bernheim, Bertram M. | "Passed as censored" | Philadelphia: Lippincot; 1918 | Base Hospital 18 | United States: personal narrative; hospital, doctor |
| Berry, James; May Dickinson Berry; Lyon Blease | The story of a Red Cross unit in Serbia | London: Churchill, 1916, 291 p. | ||
| Bertrand de Laflotte, Daniel | Dans les Flandres. Dunkerque, Zuydcoote, Houten, Furnes, Coxyde, Adinkerke, La Panne. Notes d'un volontaire de la Croix-Rouge, 1914-1915 | Paris, Barcelone, Bloud / Gay, 1917 | personal narrative; Red Cross | |
| Bérys, José de | Au grand Hostel-Dieu, scènes et croquis d’hôpital | Paris; Oudin; 1917, 94 p. | France; hospital | |
| Bessières, Albert (abbé) | Le Train rouge. Deux ans en train sanitaire | Beauchesne; 1917 | Né le 2 février 1877, l'auteur est prêtre et professeur en Belgique à la déclaration de guerre. Le 6 août 1914, il est affecté à un train sanitaire. Le 20, il fait son premier voyage au front. Il demeure dans cette unité jusqu'au 23 novembre 1916, date à laquelle elle est supprimée. | France: personal narrative; medical service, stretcher-bearer |
| Bessières, Albert (abbé) | Le Chemin des Dames | Bloud & Gay, 1918 | L'auteur est prêtre et professeur en Belgique à la déclaration de guerre. Le 6 août 1914, il est affecté à un train sanitaire. Il y demeure plus de deux ans. Il rejoint ensuite un hôpital, avant d'être versé en juillet 1917 au GBD de la 130e DI. En novembre, il passera à la 1ère division de cavalerie à pied, avant de devenir aumônier. | France: personal narrative; stretcher-bearer |
| Betensted, A., u. P. Stecher | Krankenträgerdienst. Bearb. v. Mueller (Claus). (Betensted u. Stecher Jugendkompagnie.) | Breslau 1916. Priebatsch. 47 p. Heft 22 | Germany; medical service | |
| Bielka-Karltreu, A. | Der Malteserzug A im Weltkriege. | (28 u. IV S.) W. 1920. M.Perles. | Germany; medical service, hospitaltrain | |
| Billington, Mary Frances | The Red Cross in war, woman's part in the relief of suffering. | London: 1914. 190 p. | personal narrative; Red Cross | |
| Binyon, L. | For Dauntless France. | London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1918 | Laurence Binyon served with an Ambulance Unit behind the French front | personal narrative; ambulance |
| Biwald, Brigitte | Von Helden und Krüppeln: das österreichisch-ungarische Militärsanitätswesen im Ersten Weltkrieg. Volume 1 | Öbv & Hpt, 2002 - 688 p. | Austria; medical service | |
| Bizard, L. | Souvenirs d'un médecin de la Prefecture de police et des prisons de Paris (1914-1918) | Paris, Grasset, 1925 | France: personal narrative; doctor | |
| Black, Elizabeth Walker | Hospital heroes. | New York: Scribner's; 1919. 223 p. | France, Auto Chir No.7 (Automobile Chirurgical) | personal narrative; nurses, hospital |
| Blackham, Col. R.J. | Scalpel, Sword and Stretcher. | London, Sampson Low, Marston and Co Ltd., | personal narrative | |
| Blanck, A. | Frauentrost und Frauenpflicht. Abdruck eines Vortrages vom 30. Januar 1917 | (Evangelischer Frauen- und Jungfrauenverein) Mannheim, 1917 | Germany; medical service | |
| Blau, O. | Unser Sanitätswesen im Frieden und im Kriege. | Leipzig: 1915. J.J.Arnd. 63 p. | Germany; medical service | |
| Blau, Otto und Lehr, Ludwiga | Unser Sanitätswesen und das Rote Kreuz | J.J. Arnd, 1914 - 64 p. | Germany; medical service, Red Cross | |
| Bleneau, Adele | The nurse's story : in which reality meets romance | Pp. 260. Bobbs-Merrill Co.: Indianapolis, [1915] | United States: personal narrative; nurses, medical care | |
| Blumeck, Klaus Geoerg | Samariterdienst im Granatfeuer | Eckartsberg im Thüringen, 1929. | Kleine Bilder aus dem grossen Kriege | Germany; medical service |
| Boettcher, v. | Die Mitwirkung der Frau in der Verwundeten- und Krankenfürsorge im Kriege. | In: Die sanitäre Kriegsrüstung Deutschlands, 14 Vorträge, gehalten in der Ausstellung für Verwundeten- und Krankenfürsorge im Kriege. Berlin, 1914/15, S. 70-79 | Germany; medical service | |
| Bohny, G. A. | Oberst Carl Bohny. Rotkreuz-Chefarzt im Weltkrieg (1856-1928) | Zürich 1932 | Germany; Red Cross | |
| Bohny, Gustav Adolf | Oberst Carl Bohny, Rotkreuzchefarzt im Weltkrieg: 1856-1928. | Zürich: Füssli, 22 S., Ill. 1932. Serie: Schweizerköpfe 11 | Germany; medical service | |
| Bongard, Ella Mae | Nobody Ever Wins a War: The World War 1 Diaries of Ella Mae Bongard, R.N. Edited by Eric C. Scott. | Ottawa: Janeric Enterprises, 1998. 70 pp., illustrated. | Diary, August 1917- February 1919. Bongard was a native Canadian who trained in New York and joined the U.S. Army Nursing Corps with No.2 Base Hospital at Etretat, France. Though often mundane, this is a wonderfully engaging diary, | Canada: personal narrative; nurses |
| Bonin, Maria von | Zum Gedächtnis der am 1. November 1933 von Gott aberufenen Oberin Diakonisse Maria von Bonin | Kraßnitz, 1933; 17 p. | Germany: personal narrative; | |
| Bonnet, Léonie | Aimer et travailler. Léonie Bonnet, une infirmière militaire dans la Grande Guerre | Albret 2008 | zie: Lafon, Alexandre et Céline Piot | |
| Booth, Evangeline | The war romance of the Salvation Army. | London: 1919. 356 p. | Salvation Army, charity | |
| Booth, Mary B. | With the B.E.F. in France. | London: The Salvation Army; 1916. 121 p. | personal narrative; Salvation Army, charity | |
| Borden, Mary | The Forbidden Zone | London: W. Heinemann, 1929,.211 pp., illustrated. [London : Hesperus, 2008, xvi, 116 p. ; 20 cm. ISBN: 1843914433] | Borden, an American novelist, heiress, and wife of Major General Sir Edward Spears, was a war nurse with the French army, 1914-1918. This is a collection of impressionistic sketches, stories, and poems based on the author's experiences with suffering French soldiers and civilians in various hospitals. | United States: personal narrative; nurses, medical care |
| Borden, Mary, La Motte, Ellen Newbold, Higonnet, Margaret R. | Nurses at the front : writing the wounds of the Great War. | Northeastern University Press, 2001, 161 p. | nurses | |
| Borrmann, August | Die Besuchsfahrt zu den Diakonissen des Kaiserswerther Verbandes im Osten. | In: ebd., Juli/Aug. 1915, S. 118-138 | Germany; nurses | |
| Borrmann, August | Die Diakonissen des Kaiserswerther Verbandes im Weltkriege. | Gütersloh: Bertelsmann; 1936. 458 p. | Germany; nurses | |
| Borrmann, August | In Frankreich gefangen. Arbeit und Leiden ostpreußischer Diakonissen | Berlin: Runge; 1915. 55 p. | Germany; nurses | |
| Borrmann, August | Aus den Leidentagen der ostpreußischen Schwestern in Frankreich. | In: ebd., Jan./März 1915, S. 33-49 | Germany; nurses | |
| Borrmann, August | Wieder in Russland. | In: Der Armen- und Krankenfreund. Aug./Nov. 1916, S. 157-174 | Germany | |
| Bortnowsky, Jean (Dr.) | Quelques impressions de la campagne 1914-1915 au point de vue sanitaire | Jouve, 1919, 113 p. | France; medical service | |
| Botcharsky, Sophie | They Knew How to Die: Being a Narrative of the Personal Experiences of a Red Cross Sister on the Russian Front. | London: Peter Davies, 1931. 311pp. | Front line hospital experiences. Memoir, August 1914 - February 1917. Semi-fictionalized but interesting account of the travails of nursing during battles on the Eastern Front. | Russia: personal narrative; nurses, Red Cross |
| Botcharsky, Sophie | The kinsmen know how to die, [by] Sophie Botcharsky and Florida Pier. | New York: 1931. 306 p. | personal narrative | |
| Boubée, l’Abbé Joseph | Parmi les blesses allemands | Plon-Nourrit, 1916 | Among the wounded in Belgium in the first five months of war | France: personal narrative |
| Boucard, Benoit | Brancardiers! : des soldats de la Grande Guerre | Louviers : Ysec Editions, 2015 | France; stretcher bearers | |
| Bouloumié, Pierre (Dr.) | Leçons de guerre. La santé et la guerre | Limoges Paris, Charles-Lavauzelle, 1922. | France; medical service | |
| Bourceret, J.-M. | Sur les routes du front de Meuse: souvenirs d'un Infirmier-major | Perrin, 1917 reprint 2018, 336 p. | Né en 1870, l'abbé Bourceret est professeur à la déclaration de guerre. Le 5 août 1914, il est affecté comme infirmier-major au service de santé du 5e CA. Le 14, il est sur le front. Il y demeure jusqu'à la fin de 1915, dans les ambulances 4/55, 5/55 et 3/5, date à laquelle il est affecté dans des unités de l'intérieur. | France: personal narrative; nurses |
| Bowerman, Jr., Guy Emerson | The Compensations of War : The Diary of an Ambulance Driver during the Great War. | Austin: University of Texas Press, 1983. 178 p. | Diary, June 1917-November 1918. Bowerman was an ambulance driver of S.S.U. 585 attached to the 128th French Infantry Division, which fought near Villers-Cotterets during the German March 1918 offensive. Interesting and extensive diary, one of the best by an American ambulance driver. The book is based on the recopied and amplified version of his diary which he prepared in 1919 | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Bowser, Thekla | Britain's civilian volunteers; authorized story of British Voluntary Aid Detachment work in the great war. | 1917 reprinted 2003, London, Imperial War Museum | Great Britain; Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD) | |
| Boyd, W. | With a field ambulance at Ypres. Being letters written March 7-August 15, 1915. | Toronto, Musson Book Company, 1916 | personal narrative; ambulance | |
| Boyd-Orr, 1st baron. | As I recall | London, Macgibbon & Kee, 1966 | R.A.M.C. and Naval service. Some interesting observations on courts-martial for desertion; he suggests that many medical and other officers would use any excuse to find mitigating circumstances | Great Britain: personal narrative |
| Boylston, Helen Dore | 'Sister': the war diary of a nurse | New York, Washburn, 1927 | Great Britain: personal narrative | |
| Bradford, May | A hospital letter writer in France | London, Methuen, 1920 | The wife of Sir John Rose Bradford, Consulting Physician to the BEF, May Bradford sat by innumerable bedsides in Boulogne and Etaples writing letters to dictation for wounded soldiers. It is clear from her writing that the post of letter-writer (not one that is generally known about) entailed the provision of essential, if amateur, psychology services to the sick and injured | personal narrative |
| Bradley, Amy Owen | Back of the front in France.Letters of Amy Owen Bradley, motor driver of the American fund for French wounded | London/Boston, Butterfield, 1918. 155 p. | Hospitals | personal narrative |
| Brändström, Elsa | Among Prisoners of War in Russia and Siberia ; By Elsa Brändström. Transl. from the German by C. Mabel Rickmers. | London: Hutchinson; 1929. 284 p. | Sweden: personal narrative; nurses, prisoners of war | |
| Brändström, Elsa. | Unter Kriegsgefangenen in Russland und Sibirien 1914-1920 | Berlin, 1922, 134 p. 2. Aufl.Mit 46 photographischen Abbildungen, zwei Kartenskizzen und einem Bildnis der Verfasserin. | Sweden: personal narrative; nurses, prisoners of war | |
| Braun, L. | Die weibliche Dienstpflicht | In: Porger, G. (Hrsg.): Die deutsche Frau und der Krieg. 1916, S. 25-28 | Germany | |
| Braun, L. | Krieg und Kultur | In: Porger, G. (Hrsg.): Die deutsche Frau und der Krieg. 1916, S. 41-45 | Germany | |
| Breitner, B. | Unvervundet Gefangen - Aus meinem Sibirischen Tagebuch. | Rikola Verlag, 1921 | An account of a doctor’s experience as a POW in Siberia dealing with epidemic disease | personal narrative |
| Brekenfeld, Friedrich Wilhelm | Das Deutsche Rote Kreuz. | Berlin, Junker u. Dünnhaupt, 1938 - 44 p. | Germany; Red Cross | |
| Brereton, Fredrick Sadler | The Great War and the R.A.M.C. | London: Constable; 1919. 300 p. | Royal Army Medical Corps medical history | medical service |
| British Medical Association | British medicine in the war, 1914-1917, being essays on problems of medicine, surgery, and pathology arising among the British armed forces engaged in this war and the manner of... | British Medical Association: 1917 | Great Britain; medical service | |
| Britnieva, Mary | One woman's story | London, Barker, 1934. 286 p. | English born, Mary Britnieva served as a nurse on the Russian front where her husband was a medical officer. After the war he had several brushes with the G.P.U. before being arrested in 1928; two years later she was told that he had “disappeared” | personal narrative; nurses |
| Brittain, Vera | Verses of a V.A.D. | London: Erskine Macdonald; 1918. 46 p. | Great Britainpoetry; Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD) | |
| Brittain, Vera | War diary, 1913-1917 : chronicle of youth. Ed. by Alan Bishop. | London: 1981. 382 p. | Great Britain; Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD), nurses | |
| Brittain, Vera Mary | Testament of Youth: An Autobiographical Study of the Years 1900-1925. | London / New York: Gollancz, 1933. 661 pp. | A classic memoir of bereavement, and one of the most important pieces of literature to emerge from the war. Brittain, a member of the "Bloomsbury Group" who would spend the rest of her life as a prominent peace activist, recounts her V.A.D. work, the pathos of the home front, and the loss of her loved ones. | Great Britain: personal narrative; Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD) |
| Brooke, Dora | Kriegserlebnisse der Kaiserswerther Diakonissen in Alexandrien. | Kaiserswerth a.Rhein: 1916. 42 p. | Germany: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Brown, Raymond Shiland | Base hospital no.9, A.E.F.; a history of the work of the New York hospital unit during two years of active service | New York 1920 | United States; hospital | |
| Bruce, C. | Humour in tragedy, hospital life behind three Fronts | London, Skeffington, 1918 | personal narrative; hospital | |
| Bruce, Herbert A. and Charlesworth, Hector Willoghby | Politics and the Canadian Army Medical Corps; a history of intrigue, containing many facts omitted from the official records, showing how efforts at rehabilitation were baulked | 1919 | Canada; medical service | |
| Bruhn, C. | Bericht üb. e. 2j. Tätigkeit d. Düsseld. Lazarettes für Kieferverletzte.. 1914-1916. | (III, 92 S.) W. 1916. (M.), J.F.Bergmann. Freiburg i. B. | Germany; hospital, Düsseldorf | |
| Bruhn, C. | Und d. Arbeit half uns!“ Bilder aus dem Düsseld. Lazarett f. Kiefer-Verletzte | D. 1915. A.Bagel. (16 S.) | Germany; hospital, Düsseldorf | |
| Brunnemann, A. | Deutsche Frauen in Kriegszeiten. | Dresden, 1917 | Germany | |
| Bryan, Julien Hequembough | Ambulance 464, encore des blessés | New York, Macmillan, 1918. 220 p. | Julian Bryan served with SSU 12. American Field Service | personal narrative |
| Bucaille, Victor | Lettres de prêtres aux armées, recueillies par Victor Bucaille. 1. Prêtres soldats 2. Prêtres officiers 3. Prêtres brancardiers 4. Prêtres aumoniers | Paris: Payot; 1916. 360 p. | France: personal narrative; stretcher-bearer | |
| Buch, M. | Der Anteil des Kaiserswerther Verbandes Deutscher Diakonissen-Mutterhäuser an der Kriegsgefangenenpflege. | In: Die Frau, 43. Jahrgang, 1935/36, S. 301-307 | Germany | |
| Bucher, W.E. | Surgeon Errant | Los Angeles, Angeles Press, 1935. | Description of the 3rd American Red Cross Mission in Siberia 1918-1919. | personal narrative |
| Buckle, Elizabeth Braithwaite Turner | Triumphant Over Pain. | London: Longmans, Green, 1923. 128 p. | Memoir, 1914-1916, by a former South African War nurse who volunteered for hospital service at Netley in England. Consists mainly of essays on some of Buckle's individual patients. | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses |
| Bullion, G. v. | Aus ihren Briefen und Schriften. Zusammengestellt vom Schönstatt-Frauenbund. | Neuwied, 1981 | Germany | |
| Bunsen, M. v. | Zeitgenossen die ich erlebte 1900-1930. | Leipzig, 1932 | Germany | |
| Buraczynski, A. | Leitfaden für Blessiertenträger. 10. Aufl. | (48 S.) W. 1918. J.Springer. | Germany; medical service | |
| Burke, Kathleen | The white road to Verdun. | New York: 1916. 168 p. | personal narrative; Red Cross | |
| Burnet, Etienne | La Tour blanche | Flammarion, 1921 | Bien que cet ouvrage soit résolument autobiographique, l'auteur ne laisse rien deviner de lui-même, et on en est réduit à des conjectures. Il est médecin, semble d'âge mûr (une cinquantaine d'années ?) et a participé à la campagne de France en 1914-1915. Son récit, sous-titré : Armée d'Orient 1916-1917 rassemble des nouvelles et un fragment de journal (1er mai-20 juillet 1917) au ton résolument littéraire. Si les affectations de l'auteur restent vagues (Il est à l'Hôpital 75 de Salonique en mai 1917), les lieux sont indiqués assez précisément. | France: personal narrative; doctor |
| Burton, Caspar Henry | Letters of Caspar Henry Burton, Jr. Edited by Spence Burton. | Carnbridge, Mass.: Riverside Press, 1921. 404 p., illustrated. | Biography, with war letters covering July 1915-February 1919. Burton, from Cincinnati, enlisted as a lieutenant in the British Red Cross in July 1915, serving in the Hector Munro Ambulance Corps on the Yser River front. In October 1915 he enlisted as a private in the 29th Royal Fusiliers, but remained in Britain until he went to France in December 1916 as a second lieutenant in the 4th King's (Liverpool) Regiment. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Busch, Paul | Als Chefarzt im Ostheer. Erlebnisse und Erfahrungen 1915-1919. | Berlin: Mittler, 1939. 96 S. Veröffentlichungen aus d. Gebiete d. Heeres-Sanitätswesens. Heft 107. | Germany: personal narrative; doctor | |
| Busch, Paul | Kriegstagebuch eines Regimentsarztes. | Berlin: Verlag Offene Worte, 1933. 89 S. Veröffentlichungen aus d. Gebiete d. Heeres-Sanitätswesens. Heft 89. | Germany: personal narrative; doctor | |
| Bussy, Jack de | Réfugiée et Infirmière de guerre | Paris: Figuière; 1915. | France: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Buswell, Leslie | With the American Ambulance Field Service in France. | Privately Printed, Cambridge, MA. 1915. 129 p. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance | |
| Buswell, Leslie | Ambulance No.10; Personal Letters from the Front. | Thomas Allen, Toronto 1916, 155 p. | Leslie Buswell served with SSU 2 | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Butler, Charles Terry | A Civilian in Uniform | Ojai Calif.: Butler, 1975. 399pp., illustrated. | Privately printed for the author's relatives. Autobiography, war chapters covering May 1916-May 1919. Butler was an assistant surgeon at Hospital Militaire V.R. 76, Ris-Orangis, near Paris from May 1916 to January 1917, and then served with Evacuation Hospital No.3 behind the American front lines for the remainder of the war. Includes detailed accounts of war wounds and medical work. | United States: personal narrative; hospital |
| Butler, Henry A. | Overseas Sketches. Being a Journal of My Experiences in Service With the American Red Cross in France | Youngstown (OH), Privately Printed 1921. 141 p. | Privately printed memoirs in an edition of 300 of an American's service with the Red Cross in World War I. | United States: personal narrative; Red Cross |
| Buttlar, Elisabeth von | Die Oberin als Mutter der Schwestern. | 1928, 7 p. Maschinenschr. autogr. | Germany; nurses | |
| Cabot, Richard C. [pref.] | Mademoiselle Miss; letters from an American girl serving with the rank of lieutenant in a French army hospital at the front. | Boston: Butterfield; 1916. 102 p. | In France | personal narrative; hospital, nurses |
| Cahill, A.F. (ed). | Between the Lines: Letters and Diaries from Elsie Inglis's Russian Unit | Bishop Auckland, Pentland Press, 1999 | personal narrative | |
| Cairns Collection of American Women Writers | A red triangle girl in France. | New York: Doran; 1918. 168 p. | United States: personal narrative; Y.M.C.A. | |
| Calhoun , Emile M. | For We're All just back from hell: World War 1: The diary of pvt. Emile M. Calhoun, 353rd Infantry Medical Corps 89th Division. Edited by Michael C. Joseph. | Independence, Mo.: Two Trails Publishing, 1999. 204 p ., illustrated. | Diary, April 1918-June 1919. Calhoun, a decidedly reluctant soldier, served as a battlefield medic in St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne battles; his unit joined German occupation force. | United States: personal narrative |
| Calthorp, D.C.. | The wounded French soldier | London, St Catherine Press, 1916 | A short illustrated record of experience, published in aid of the French Red Cross | personal narrative |
| Campbell, P. | Back of the Front: experiences of a nurse | London, Newnes 1915 | personal narrative; nurses | |
| Carossa, Hans | Rumänisches Tagebuch: Aufzeichnungen aus dem Ersten Weltkrieg | Frankfurt: Suhrkamp, 1978. 155 S. | Germany: personal narrative; doctor | |
| Carossa, Hans | Tagebuch im Kriege. Rumänisches Tagebuch | Leipzig: Insel Verlag, 1924, 229 S. [1952, 165 S.] | Germany: personal narrative; doctor | |
| Carossa, Hans. | A Roumanian Diary. Translated by Agnes Neill Scott | London: M. Seeker, 1929. 251 p. | Diary, October-December 1916. Atmospheric but uneventful story of a German doctor's service in the Carpathian mountains of Romania. | Germany: personal narrative; doctor |
| Cartellieri, Gustav | Hilfsplatz D7 vermißt. Erlebnisse e. kriegsgefang. Arztes [in Rußland und Sibirien]. | Karlsbad-Drahowitz [u.a.]: Kraft, 19421936 | Germany: personal narrative; doctor | |
| Catchpool, T. Corder | On two fronts: Letters of a conscientious objector | London: Headley; 1918. 176 p. | personal narrative; ambulance, hospital | |
| Cator, Dorothy | In a French military hospital | London, Longmans, 1915. 99 p. | Work in a French hospital, seen through English eyes. There is scarce a good word for French professionals; the filth of the wards appears to pass unnoticed except by the fastidious English | personal narrative; hospital |
| Caujole, P. | Les Tribulations d'une Ambulance Française en Perse | Author's self publishing, 1959. | A French medical mission in the massacres in Caucasus and High-Euphrates, May 1917 - February 1919) | personal narrative; ambulance |
| Cazal, Edmond | Voluptés de guerre | Edition française illustrée, 1918 | Affecté comme médecin de bataillon au 281e RI en août 1914, il participe à la campagne en Alsace. Il semble qu'il ait été assez rapidement affecté à un hôpital de l'arrière. | France: personal narrative; doctor |
| Chapin, William Andrew Robertson | The lost legion; the story of the fifteen hundred American doctors who served with the B.E.F. in the great war. | Springfield: Massachusetts: Press of the Loring-Axtell 1926, 408 p. | medical service | |
| Chase, H. L. | The 2/1st London Field Ambulance; an outline of the four and half years service of a unit of the 56th Division at home & abroad during the great war, 1914-1919 | London: Morton and Burt,1924, 104 p. | ambulance | |
| Chauveau, Léopold | Derrière la bataille | Paris: Payot et cie, 1917, 159 p. | Médecin, il est affecté d'abord à un hôpital de l'arrière. A mesure que la guerre avance, il se rapproche peu à peu du front, pour finir dans un poste de secours en première ligne. Son livre est un recueil d'histoires et de portraits de blessés. | France: personal narrative; doctor, ambulance, hospital |
| Chemnitz, Walter | Frauenarbeit im Kriege. | Berlin, Ebering, 1926, 144 p. | Germany | |
| Cheney, Dorothy | Memories, November 1917-March 1919. | Hartford: [1930]. 110 p. | personal narrative | |
| Christophe, Victor | Carnets de guerre | Journaux de combattants et civils de la France du Nord... - PU du Septentrion, 1998 | Musicien en période de repos, il devenait brancardier sur le champ de bataille. Ses carnets couvrent toute la période de la guerre. (Lorraine, Marne, Argonne, Mort-Homme, Somme, Mont Sapigneul, Champagne) | France: personal narrative; stretcher-bearer |
| Church, James Robb | The doctor's part. What happens to the wounded in war | New York, Appleton, 1918 | United States; medical service, hospitals | |
| Churchill, Mary Smith | You who can help ; Paris letters of an American army officer's wife, August 1916 - January 1918. | Small, Maynard, 1918 - 294 p. | United States: personal narrative | |
| Clark, M.E. | A war nurse's diary. Sketches from a Belgian field hospital | New York: Macmillan; 1918. 115 p. | personal narrative; nurses | |
| Clarke, Carolyn W. | Evacuation 114 as seen from within | Boston: Hudson Print Co., 1919. 71 p., illustrated. | Memoir, June 1918- January 1919. Clarke was a nurse's aide with Evacuation Hospital 114, stationed at Jouy-sur-Morin, Chateau-Thierry, Toul, and Fleury-sur-Aire near Verdun. Short but candid. | United States: personal narrative; nurses |
| Clarke, Dorothy M. | No time to weep. | Hale 1942, 222 p. | ||
| Clarke, Ida Clyde Gallagher | American women and the world war. | New York: 1918. 544 p. | United States | |
| Clarke, R.G. | The evolution of a Casualty Clearing Station on the Western Front. | Bristol, Bristol Medico-Chirugical Society 1936 | Transcript of a paper presented to the Society at their Annual Meeting in 1936 | medical service |
| Clarke-Kennedy, A.E. | Edith Cavell | London, Faber & Faber, 1965 | When the war broke out Edith Cavell was matron of Dr. Depages's Training School for Nurses in Brussels' Barkendalle Medical Institute; the Germans allowed her to continue her work and the Institute became a Red Cross Hospital at which German and Allied wounded were treated. She was executed on 12th October 1915 for aiding the escape of Belgian, French and British troops. | |
| Clavier, Marcel-Jean-Eugène (Dr.) | Les évacuations des malades et blessés serbes sur le navire-hôpital "Bien-Hoa". Campagne d’Orient (juin 1915-octobre 1917) | Bordeaux: impr. Pecli, 1919. | France; hospitalship, illness, wounds, treatment | |
| Cliffe, Ida Elsie | SRN at War : A Nurse' s Memoirs of 1914-1918. | Birmingham: I.E. Cliffe, 1975. 26 pp. | Brief memoir of a nurse's wartime service in Egypt, India, and Mesopotamia; comments on local sights and culture but little of interest. | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses |
| Clint, Mabel Brown | Our Bit: Memories of War Service by a Canadian Nursing-Sister. | Montreal: Barwick, 1934. 177 pp. | Memoir/diary, 1914-1919. Account of a nurse who served at Lemnos and in London and France. | Canada: personal narrative; nurses |
| Clork-Kennedy, A.E. | Edith Cavell; pioneer and patriot. | London: 1965. 248 p. | ||
| Cobbold, L. | In Blue and Gray. Sketches of life in Red Cross Hospitals | Cambridge, 1917 | personal narrative | |
| Coleman, Laura E. | Experiences of the Justice Hospital Group, Base Hospital 51 | in: American Journal of Nursing, Sept 1919, Vol.19, No.12 pages 931-939 | personal narrative; nurses, hospital | |
| Collet, Charles-Paul (Dr.) | Notes médicales prises pendant une campagne de guerre à bord de l'aviso "Vaucluse" au Cameroun (juin 1918-août 1919) | Bordeaux, impr. Céroude, 1920. | France; medical service | |
| Collis, Elsie Dorothy | Excerpts from Nursing Sister Elsie Collis' First World War Diary: A 1911 Graduate from Victoria 's Royal Jubilee Hospital Training School. Edited by Anne Pearson. | Victoria, B.C.: Anne Pearson, 1999. 51pp., illustrated. | Canada: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Colombel, E. | Journal d'une infirmière d'Arras (Août-septembre-octobre 1914) | Paris: Bloud et Gay; 1916. 166 p. | France: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Columban, M. | The Irish nuns at Ypres; an episode of the war, by D.M.C. (member of the community). | London: 1915. 197 p. | personal narrative, Irish; nurses | |
| Comité du monument | Monument à la gloire des infirmières françaises et alliées victimes de leur dévouement, 1914-1918. | 1926 | France; nurses | |
| Cooper, Alice Evelyn | A history of United States army base hospital no.36 (Detroit College of Medicine and Surgery Unit) organized at Detroit, Michigan, April 11th, 1917 | Detroit: 1922. 231 p. | United States; hospital | |
| Corbett, Elsie | Red Cross in Serbia, 1915-1919; A Personal Diary of Experiences . | Banbury, Oxon: Cheney & Sons, 1964. 186 pp., illustrated. | Memoir/diary, May 1915-March 1919. The author was a Red Cross nurse in Serbia during 1915, and after being captured by the Austrians was repatriated and returned to drive an ambulance during the Salonika Campaign of 1916-18. Illustrates the squalid conditions on this front and the wretched state of the "hospitals" compared with the Western Front | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses, Red Cross, ambulance driver |
| Cornish, John. Wenzel, Marian | Auntie Mabel's war : an account of her part in the hostilities of 1914-18 | 1980 | personal narrative | |
| Cosack, E. | Die Schwestern in den Heimatlazaretten. | Die christliche Frau, 14 (1916) 7/8 : 214-216, 9 : 293-294, 10/11 : 315-319, 12 : 357-361 | Germany; nurses | |
| Coyle, E.R. | Ambulancing on the French front | New York: Britton 1918. 243 p. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance | |
| Coyle, E.R. | Field ambulance sketches | London, Lane, 1919 | Coyle served with the Norton-Harjes Ambulance | personal narrative; ambulance |
| Crane-Gartz, Kate | A Woman and War. | Long Beach, Calif.: Mary Craig Sinclair, 1928. 184 pp. | The first 72 p. contain the 1927-28 letters of Kate Crane-Gartz, a Socialist politician and antiwar activist; the rest of the book prints the February 1916-January 1919 letters of her son, Captain Crane-Gartz. Gartz served as an ambulance driver in A.F.S., S.S.U. 8 until August 1916, when he returned to the United States as a dirigible flight instructor. He went back to France as a naval aviator in October 1918. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Crémieux, J. | Souvenirs d'une Infirmière | Paris, Rouff (Coll. Patrie 52), 1918 | Reminiscences of a French nurse at the beginning of WW1 (August 1914 - May 1915). | France: personal narrative; nurses |
| Crewdson, Dorothea | Dorothea's War. A First World War nurse tells her story | Orion Publishing Co, 2014, 384 p. | In April 1915, Dorothea Crewdson, a newly trained Red Cross nurse, and her best friend Christie, received instructions to leave for Le Treport in northern France. Filled with excitement at the prospect of her first paid job, Dorothea began writing a diary. | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses |
| Crichton-Harris, A. | Seventeen Letters to Tatham. A WW1 surgeon in East Africa | Toronto, Keneggy West, 2001 | The only account I have seen of a medical man in this theatre, based on letters written by the author’s grandfather Temple Harris to his brother in India | personal narrative |
| Crofton, Eileen | The women of Royaumont : a Scottish women's hospital on the Western Front. | East Linton: Tuckwell Press 1997 | Great Britain; hospital | |
| Crosby, Henry Grew | War Letters | Paris: Black Sun Press, 1932. 312 p. | Letters, July 1917-February 1919. Crosby served in A.F.S. ambulance, S.S.U. 641, supporting the French 158th, 120th, and 17th Divisions on various fronts. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Croy, Princess Marie de | War memories | London: Macmillan, 1932 | ||
| Croy, Princesse Marie de | Souvenirs, 1914-1918 | Paris, Plon (Coll. Le Martyre des Pays envahis), 1933 | A nursing memoir of a Belgian princess on the North Front. The same author appears also to have produced a 1914-15 memoir with a Flemish spelling (de Croij, Princesse M. Souvenirs 1914-1915; Paris, Plon, 1944) | personal narrative |
| Cummings, Edward Estlin | The Enormous Room | New York: Boni and Liveright 1922. 271 p. | Cummings served with the Norton-Harjes Ambulance and was arrested by the French, detailing his experiences in this book | United States: personal narrative; ambulance |
| Cushing, Harvey | The story of U.S.Army Base Hospital No.5 | Cambridge: University Press; 1919. 118 p. | Great Britain; hospital | |
| Cushing, Harvey | From a Surgeon's Journal, 1915-1918 | Boston: Little, Brown, 1936. 534 p., illustrated. | Diary, March 1915- February 1919. Extremely detailed and well annotated diary of Dr. Cushing's service throughout France during the war, with a Harvard unit of the American Ambulance at Neuilly in 1915, with the B.E.F. in Flanders in 1916-1917, as director of American Base Hospital No.5 in 1917-1918, and as senior consultant in neurosurgery with the A.E.F. Medical Headquarters after July 1918. An indispensable guide to wartime medical work | United States: personal narrative; surgeon |
| Cutler, G. Ripley | Of Battles Long Ago: Memoirs of an American Ambulance Driver in World War 1. | Hicksville, N.Y.: Exposition Press, -1979. 280 p., illustrated. | Letters and diaries covering March 1917-February 1919, rewritten into narrative by Cutler's nephew, Charles H. Knickerbocker. Cutler joined the A.F.S. in December 1916, serving near Verdun in S.S.U. 18, and then transferred to U.S.A.A.S. section 642. He was wounded by a shell in February 1918, but continued to serve on various U.S.Army fronts. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Czettritz, v. | Schwester Elisabeth von Raumer. | Michowitz, um 1932 | Germany; nurses | |
| D. M. C. | The Irish Nuns at Ypres. An episode of the war. | London: Smith, Elder & Co, 1915, 198 p. | Ireland; nurses | |
| Dadeshkeliani, Ekaterina Aleksandrovna | Princess in Uniform, Translated by Arthur J. Ashton. | London:G. Bell and Sons, 1934. 301 p., illustrated. | The author's parents were Princess Eristavi and Prince Alexander of Georgia. During the war she joined the 4th Tartar regiment and drove ambulances on the Austrian Front before being wounded in 1916. | Russia: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Daoulas, Joseph-André (Dr.) | La médecine de bataillon. Contribution à l’étude du rôle de médecin de bataillon d’infantërie pendant la guerre 1914-1918 | Jouve, 1919. | France; medical service | |
| Dare, Jane, pseud. | Letters from the Forgotten Army. | London: Arthur H. Stockwell, 1920. 40 pp. | Memories of a nurse at Salonika. | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses |
| Dartigues, E. (Dr.) | La mission sanitaire chirurgicale française de Caucase (1er juillet 1917-12 juillet 1918) | Maloine, 1919. | France; medical service | |
| Dautet, Jean-Jacques (Dr.) | Le médecin d’infanterie pendant la grande Guerre | Guéret, impr. Adenis et Fouriaud, 1920. | France; medical service | |
| Dauzat, A. | Impressions et Choses Vues (Juillet - Décembre 1914). Les Préliminaires de guerre. Le carnet d'un infirmier militaire. Le journal de Barzac | Paris, Attinger, n.d. | personal narrative | |
| Davies, E.C. | Ward tales | London, Lane, 1920 | personal narrative | |
| Davies, Josephine | The work of the women's emergency canteens in France 1915-1919. | London: [1919]. 128 p. | personal narrative; canteens | |
| Dawson, Loleta Irene : Huntting, Marion Davis | European war fiction in English, and personal narratives; bibliographies, by Loleta I. Dawson and . | Boston: 1921. 120 p. | bibliography | |
| De T’Serclaes, Baroness | Flanders and Other Fields | London, George Harrap, 1964 | Autobiography detailing front line nursing in Belgium (Chapters 4-11) | personal narrative; nurses |
| Deacon, Lindley A. | Beyond the call : the story of Australia's First World War nurses with further chapters relative to the war | Launceston, Tas. : Regal Press [2000] | nurses | |
| Dearden, H. | Time and chance | London, Heinemann, 1940 | personal narrative | |
| Dearden, Harold | Medicine and duty. A war diary | London, Heinemann, 1928 | Diary, approximately 1915-1918 (undated entries). The author, a doctor in the R.A.M.C., describes his service at various base hospitals behind the Western Front. | personal narrative; doctor, hospital |
| Dearmer, Mabel White | Letters from a field hospital. | London: 1916. 182 p. | Great Britain: personal narrative; hospital | |
| Dease, A. | With the French Red Cross | New York, Kennedy 1917 | personal narrative; Red Cross | |
| Deauville, Max (pseud. Maurice Duwez) | Jusqu'à Yser | Paris: Calmann-Lévy; 1917. 388 p. | Brusselse Franstalige dokter Maurice Duwez legt een filmische getuigenis af van de campagne van de 6e divisie van het Belgische leger. Hij bevond zich tot november 1915 in de sectoren Dixmuide, Lo en Lizerne. | Belgium: personal narrative; doctor |
| Deauville, Max (pseud. Maurice Duwez) | La boue des Flandres | Bruxelles: De Meyere; 1922 | Médecin affecté à l'aerostation | Belgium: personal narrative; doctor |
| Deauville, Max (pseud. Maurice Duwez) | Tot aan de IJzer | Roularta Books | Brusselse Franstalige dokter Maurice Duwez legt een filmische getuigenis af van de campagne van de 6e divisie van het Belgische leger. Hij bevond zich tot november 1915 in de sectoren Dixmuide, Lo en Lizerne. | Belgium: personal narrative; doctor |
| Debacq | Une Ambulance improvisée. Verberie, 2 septembre-3 novembre 1914. Extraits des notes journalières du docteur Debacq. | Verberie (Oise), Letellier; 1915 | France: personal narrative; ambulance | |
| Decker, F. | Beim Verwundetentransport. Schilderungen a. d. Lazarettleben 1914. | Strassburg 1917. J.H.E.Heitz. (19 S.) | Germany; medical service | |
| Dejouany, A. (Dr.) et Belbèze, L. (Dr.) | Les Alliés à Constantinople. Le Service de santé du corps d’occupation française, son œuvre militaire, médicale et sociale, | Les Presses universitaires de France, 1925. | France; medical service | |
| Delaporte, S (ed). | Les carnets de l'aspirant Laby, Medécin dans les tranchées. 28 juillet 1914 - 14 juillet 1919 | Paris, Bayard, 2001 | personal narrative; doctors | |
| Delaporte, Sophie | Les médecins dans la Grande Guerre : 1914-1918 | 2003 | medical service | |
| Demmer, F. | Erfahrungen e. Chirurgengruppe im österr.-russ. Feldzuge 1914/15. | (39 S.) W. 1915. M.Perles. | Kriegschirurgie | Germany; surgeon |
| Dent, O. | A V.A.D. in France | London, Grant Richards Ltd, 1917 | personal narrative; Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD), nurses | |
| Depage, H. | La vie d’Antoine Depage | Brussels, La Renaissance du Livre, 1956 | A limited edition biography of a famous Belgian doctor. Analysis of the book is necessarily limited (our version is uncut) | personal narrative; doctors |
| Derby, Richard | Wade In, Sanitary!: The Story of a Division Surgeon in France | New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1919. 260 p., illustrated. | Memoir, December 1917-January 1919. Lieutenant Colonel Derby was Division Surgeon of the 2nd Division AEF, and describes a number of hospitals between the front line and Juilly, including the gas hospital (Field Hospital No 16) at Luzancy. His memoir, alternately dry and vivid with many statistics and details of surgical procedures, includes a lengthy diatribe against pacifism. | United States: personal narrative; surgeon, hospital |
| Desmares, Joseph | Souvenirs d'un infirmier militaire | Bayeux: imprimerie Colas, 1920, 79 p. | The curé of Vaux-sur-Aure (Calvados) | France: personal narrative; nurses |
| Detter, Ludwig | Eine deutsche Heldin. Erlebnisse einer Roten-Kreuz-Schwester. | Leipzig, 1916 | Germany; nurses, Red Cross | |
| Devin, G. | Die dtsch. Militärapotheker im Weltkriege. Ihre Tätigkeit u. Erfahrungen. | B. 1920. J.Springer. (X, 388 S.) | Kriegsmedizin | Germany; medical service |
| Dewar, Katherine | Those splendid girls | Charlottetown, University of Prince Edward Island, 2014. 235pp., illustrated. | The heroic service of Prince Edward Island nurses in the Great War 1914-1918 | Canada; nurses |
| Dexter, Mary | In the soldier's service: war experiences of Mary Dexter; England-Belgium-France 1914-1918 | Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1918. 209 p. | personal narrative | |
| Dide, Maurice | Ceux qui combattent et ceux qui meurent | Payot, 1916 | Médecin aliéniste d'un certain renom, il est d'abord affecté dans une unité territoriale. Ayant demandé à intégrer une unité combattante, il est versé au 24e BCP en avril 1915. Il semble qu'il n'y soit resté que quelques mois. | France: personal narrative; doctor |
| Dietmar, Bernhard | Verwundetentransport im Kriege | Berlin: Ebering 1916. 43 S. | medical service | |
| Dillmann, Stephan. Obl.M.I. | Im Dienste der Verwundeten auf dem westlichen Schlachtfelde | Fulda: Aktiendruckerei; 1915. 71 S. | Sammlung "Blüten und Früchte vom heimatlichen und auswärtigen Missionsfelde." Dargeboten von den Oblaten der Unbefleckten Jungfrau Maria. | Germany: personal narrative; medical service |
| Disselhoff, D. | Mit den Kaiserswerther Etappen-Schwestern im Feindesland. | In: Der Armen und Krankenfreund, April/Juni 1915, S. 14-33 und S. 67-77 | Germany; nurses | |
| Disselhoff, D. | Bilder aus der Kriegskranken-Pflege. | In: Kaiserswerther Verband Deutscher Diakonissen-Mutterhäuser. Düsseldorf-Kaiserswerth, 1935, S. 270-276 | Germany | |
| Disselhoff, D. (Hrsg.) | Bilder aus dem Diakonissen-Leben. Gertrud Reichardt, die erste Diakonisse der Neuzeit. | In: Kaiserswerther christlicher Volkskalender 1914, 99. Jahrgang, Kaiserswerth am Rhein, 1914, S. 34-40. | Germany; nurses | |
| Dixon, T.B. | The enemy fought splendidly | Poole, Blandford Press, 1983 | Dixon served as Surgeon to HMS Kent at the Falklands, 1914-15 | personal narrative; surgeon |
| Doelger, Robert ; Einöder, Jakob | Das Feldlazarett im Weltkrieg. (Mit e. Anh.) "Ein Tag in einem Feldlazarett" von J.Einöder. | Mühldorf: Geiger, 1934, 42 p. | Germany; hospital | |
| Dolbey, Robert V. | A Regimental Surgeon in War and Prison. | London, John Murray, 1917. 248 p. | MO with the KOSB. Captured at La Bassée during 1st Ypres | personal narrative; doctor |
| Donnell, Anne | Letters of an Australian Army Sister. | Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1920. | Letters, June 1915-February 1919. Thoughtful, compassionate observations of a Red Cross nurse who served with the 3rd Australian General Hospital off Gallipoli, and in Egypt, Britain, and France. | Australia: personal narrative; nurses |
| Dorsch, P. | Lazarettbilder aus dem ersten Jahr des Weltkriegs. | (117 S.) Stuttgart: Calwer Vereinsbuchh., 1915. | Germany; hospital | |
| Dorsch, P. | Stilles Heldentum. Lichtblicke aus dem Lazarett. | (112 S. 17x11,5 cm) Stuttgart Verlag der Evangelischen Gesellschaft, 1917. | Germany; hospital | |
| Downer, Earl Bishop | The highway of death | 1916, illustrated | ||
| Dragon, Edmond | Le carnet de route d'Edmond Dragon | Impr. Euro Norm, 1998 | Edmond Dragon est mobilisé le 5 août 1914 à la 3e Section de l'ambulance 13, unité dans laquelle il demeure jusqu'à sa démobilisation, fin janvier 1919. Le carnet de route de ce caporal infirmier, reproduit intégralement et sans retouche, ne contient guère autre chose que le détail de ses cantonnements. De sa vie d'infirmier, de ce qu'il voit, il ne dit pratiquement rien. | France: personal narrative; nurses |
| Dreiling, R. | Lazarett- u. Friedhofsbilder aus Saint-Quentin. 2. Aufl. | (VII, 39 S.) F. 1919. Herder & Co. | Germany; hospital, Saint-Quentin | |
| Drygalski, Irma von | Heidelberger in Rumänien. Erlebnisse bei d. Stationen d. Heidelberger Roten Kreuzes im Südosten während d. Kriegsjahre 1916-18. | Heidelberg: Pfeffer 1931. 24 S. | Germany: personal narrative; Red Cross | |
| Duhamel, Georges | Civilisation | Mercure de France, 1918 (réédition 1993) | Né le 30 juin 1884, médecin, l'auteur est déjà un écrivain confirmé lorsque la guerre éclate. Il y participe du premier au dernier jour, dans les hôpitaux du front et dans les "autochir". Les ouvrages de Duhamel ne sont pas des souvenirs, mais des récit et des anecdotes tirés de son expérience personnelle, très rarement datés et situés. | France: personal narrative; doctor |
| Duhamel, Georges | La pesée des âmes : 1914-1919 | Mercure de France, 1960 | Né le 30 juin 1884, médecin, l'auteur est déjà un écrivain confirmé lorsque la guerre éclate. Il y participe du premier au dernier jour, dans les hôpitaux du front et dans les "autochir". Les ouvrages de Duhamel ne sont pas des souvenirs, mais des récit et des anecdotes tirés de son expérience personnelle, très rarement datés et situés. | France: personal narrative; doctor |
| Duhamel, Georges | Les sept dernières plaies | Mercure de France, 1928 (réédition 1990) | Né le 30 juin 1884, médecin, l'auteur est déjà un écrivain confirmé lorsque la guerre éclate. Il y participe du premier au dernier jour, dans les hôpitaux du front et dans les "autochir". Les ouvrages de Duhamel ne sont pas des souvenirs, mais des récit et des anecdotes tirés de son expérience personnelle, très rarement datés et situés. | France: personal narrative; doctor |
| Duhamel, Georges | Récits des temps de guerre | Mercure de France, 1949 | Vie des martyrs et Civilisation, complétés par Lieu d'asile, ont fait l'objet d'une réédition | France: personal narrative; doctor |
| Duhamel, Georges | Vie des martyrs | Mercure de France, 1917 (réédition 1960) | Né le 30 juin 1884, médecin, l'auteur est déjà un écrivain confirmé lorsque la guerre éclate. Il y participe du premier au dernier jour, dans les hôpitaux du front et dans les "autochir". Les ouvrages de Duhamel ne sont pas des souvenirs, mais des récit et des anecdotes tirés de son expérience personnelle, très rarement datés et situés. | France: personal narrative; doctor |
| Duhamelet, Genevieve Pauline | Ces dames de l'hopital 336. | Paris: [1917]. 254 p. | France: personal narrative; hospital | |
| Dunham , Frank | The Long early: The Journal of Stretcher Bearer Frank Dunham, 1916-18. Edited by R.H. Haigh and P.W. Turner. | Oxford : Pergamon Press, 1970. 231 pp., illustrated. | Diary, April 1916- December 1918. Dunham was a devout Baptist who volunteered for stretcher duty in the 7th Battalion , the London Regiment, serving at Messines and Cambrai, and during the German offensive of March 1918. Perhaps surprisingly, Dunham maintained a certain level of optim ism through it all. | Great Britain: personal narrative; stretcher bearer |
| Dunn, J.C. | The war the infantry knew 1914-19 | London, Janes Publishing, 1987 | Dunn was medical officer to the 1st Battalion, Royal Welch Fusiliers, and served with Sassoon and Robert Graves. This book comprises the diaries of many men, as well as his own experiences. | personal narrative |
| Durand, Félix-Louis (Dr.) | L’hôpital auxiliaire no.3 (Petit lycée) de Montpellier. Son fonctionnement chirurgical et médical du 17 août 1914 au 18 janvier 1919 | Montpellier, Impr. l'Abeille, 1920. | France; hospital | |
| Ebeling, H. | Elsa Brändström; Der Engel von Sibirien. | Bad Pyrmont, 1952 | Germany; nurses, prisoners | |
| Eckart, Wolfgang Uwe; Gradmann, Christoph | Die Medizin und der Erste Weltkrieg | Pfaffenweiler: Centaurus-Verl.-Ges., 1996, 377 p. | Germany; medical service | |
| Eiselsberg, Anton von | Lebensweg eines Chirurgen | Innsbruck; Tyrolia Verlag, 1949 | World War I Memories medical experience | personal narrative; surgeon |
| Elliott, Mabel Evelyn | Beginning again at Ararat. | New York: [1924]. 341 p. | personal narrative | |
| Emslie-Hutton, Isabel | With a woman's unit in Serbia, Salonika and Sebastopol | London, Williams and Norgate, 1928, 302 p. | Scottish women's hospitals | hospitals; female participation |
| Ericson, Eleanor M. | A visiting nurse's experience in the war zone. | In: The American Journal of Nursing volume 15; No.2 (nov.1914) p.114-121 | Heidelberg, Rhine, Holland | United States: personal narrative; nurses |
| Estcourt Hughes, J. Henry Simpson Newland. | A biography | Melbourne, Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, 1972 | Chapter V details Newland’s war experience as a plastic surgeon at Sidcup | personal narrative; surgeon |
| Ettighoffer, P.C. | Das Soldatentum d. Schwester Kläre. Tatsachenbericht über e. dt. Frau im Weltkriege. | Düsseldorf: A.Bagel, 1937. 59 S. | Germany: ; nurses | |
| Eydoux-Demians, M. | Notes d'une infirmiere, 1914. | Paris: 1915. 214 p. | France: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Eydoux-Demians, M. | In a French Hospital. Notes of a Nurse. Translated by Betty Yeomans | London: Fisher and Unwin; 1915. 170 p. | France: personal narrative; nurses, hospital | |
| Faber von Bockelmann, Elsa | Lazarettschiffszug 2 auf Haff und Weichsel | Danzig: Kafemann, 1933, 28 p. | Germany; medical service, hospitaltrain | |
| Fabre, Elisabeth (Dr.) | Un hôpital d’évacuation aux Dardanelles. L’H.O.E.1 de Moudros (avril 1915-février 1916), | Jouve, 1920. | France; hospital | |
| Fabry, A.C.E. | Étude sur l’organisation et le fonctionnement des groupes de brancardiers pendant la guerre actuelle (thèse) | Bordeaux, Cadoret; 1915 | France; stretcher-bearer | |
| Fairchild, David Sturgis | The Iowa medical profession in the Great War. | 1927 | United States; medical service | |
| Farmborough, Florence | Russian Album 1908-1918 (herausgegeben von John Jolliffe). | Wilton, Salisbury/Wiltshire, 1979 | personal narrative; nurses | |
| Farmborough, Florence | With the Armies of the Tsar. A Nurse at the Russian Front in War and Revolution 1914-1918. | New York, [1975]. 422 p. [2000] | personal narrative; nurses | |
| Farmborough, Florence | Nurse at the Russian Front: A Diary, 1914-18. | London: Constable, 1974. 422 pp. illustrated. | Diary, August 1914-April 1918. Farmborough had been living in Russia since 1908 when the war broke out and she served as a Red Cross volunteer at the front until the Bolshevik Revolution forced her to leave the country. A harrowing and generally objective account of Russia's war effort despite the author' s sometimes naive faith in the Czar. One of the best books about the Russian front, with excellent photographs. | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses, Red Cross |
| Farnam, Ruth Stanley | A nation at bay; what an American woman saw and did in suffering Serbia. | Indianapolis: [1918]. 229 p. | personal narrative | |
| Farr, L. | Alles für den Krieg. Zur Erinnerung an Schwester Lina Farr. | Bad Freienwalde, 1928 | Germany: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Fassbender, K. | Der andere Sieg. Ein Kriegsgewinn. | Bern: Haupt, 1931, 148 p. | Germany: personal narrative | |
| Fauntleroy, Archibald Magill | Report on the medico-military aspects of the European War from observations taken behind the allied armies in France. | 1915 | medical service | |
| Faure, Elie | La Sainte Face | Crès, 1917 (réédition : Bartillat, 2005) | Etant médecin de formation, il est affecté comme aide-major dans une unité du front. Evacué pour maladie en juillet 1915, il rejoint en avril 1916 dans une unité d'artillerie. Son récit s'interrompt fin 1916. | France: personal narrative; doctor |
| Fedden, Marguerite | Sisters' Quarters, Salonika. | London: Grant Richards, 1921. 221 pp., illustrated. | Memoir, 1916. Tale ofa V.A.D. who worked at Salonika during the summer and autumn of 1916. | Great Britain: personal narrative; Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD). nurses |
| Feigl. J. | Über d. Betriebsverhältnisse d. ehem. Laboratorien an großen Krankenanst. m. bes. Berücks. d. Kriegszeit. | L. 1918. FLeineweber. (43 S.) | Germany; hospital | |
| Findeisen, Kurt Arnold | Es ist ein blonder Schein - Aus dem Krieges-Tagebuch eines Freiwilligen Krankenpflegers. In: Die Mannschaft. Frontsoldaten erzählen vom Frontalltag. Band 1, p. 43-70 | Berlin: Limpert 1936 | Krankenpfleger | Germany; nurses |
| Finney, John Miller Turpin | A surgeon's life : the autobiography of J.M.T. Finney. | 1940 | personal narrative; surgeon | |
| Finzi, Kate John | Eighteen months in the war zone: the record of a woman's work on the Western front. | London: Cassell 1916. 260 p. | A diary from October 1914 to February 1916, when Kate Finzi returned to England through ill-health | personal narrative |
| Fiolle, Paul | La Marsouille | Payot, 1917 | L'auteur a rédigé ses souvenirs en reprenant son carnet de route : ils vont du 20 août au 7 septembre 1914. A la mobilisation il avait été affecté comme médecin au 4e RIC. Il fut tué le 2 juillet 1916. | France; personal narrative; doctor |
| Fiolle, Paul | Lettres de guerre | Société de la revue Le Feu, 1917 | L'auteur a rédigé ses souvenirs en reprenant son carnet de route : ils vont du 20 août au 7 septembre 1914. A la mobilisation il avait été affecté comme médecin au 4e RIC. Il fut tué le 2 juillet 1916. Une partie de sa correspondance a également été publiée. | France: personal narrative; doctor |
| Fitzgerald, Alice L.F. | The Edith Cavell nurse from Massachusetts; a record of one year's personal service with the British expeditionary force in France, Boulogne-the Somme, 1916-1917, with an account of the imprisonment, trial, and death of Edith Cavell. | Boston: [1917]. 95 p. | Following a memorial service for Edith Cavell in Boston, USA in December 1915 funds were raised to send a nurse to serve with the BEF in France. Miss Alice Fitzgerald, who had been head of the operating room at Bellevue Hospital, New York, was appointed to the post. This book contains an account of her experience, with a résumé of the trial of Edith Cavell and the involvement of the US government through the American Legation in seeking her release | personal narrative; nurses |
| Fitzroy, Y. | With the Scottish Nurses in Roumania. | London, J. Murray, 1918. | Yvonne Fitzroy was attached to a unit of the Scottish Women’s Hospitals | personal narrative; nurses |
| Flesch, Max | 1870-1871 und 1914-1918. Von der Verwundeten- und Krankenpflege in zwei Kriegen. Aus eigenen Erinnerung von Prof. Dr. Max Flesch, Generaloberarzt a. D. | Frankfurth a.M.: Kern und Birner 1930. 296 S. | Germany: personal narrative; medical service | |
| Fletcher, N. Corbet | The St. John Ambulance Association: its history and its part in the ambulance movement | London: St.John Ambulance Association, 1931 | ||
| Florez, C de. | No. 6: a few pages from the diary of an ambulance driver. | New York, Dutton, 1918 | personal narrative; ambulance | |
| Foote, Katherine | 88 Bis and V.I.H.: Letters from Two Hospitals by an American V.A.D. | Boston: The Atlantic Monthly Press, 1919. 104 pp. | Letters, January 1917-March 1918. Author served at Hospital "88 Bis", French 9th Army Corps at Tours from January to March 1917, then at Vernon Institute Hospital near Chester, England, 76th Detachment, Cheshire County Division, British Red Cross. Useful, with good detail on hospital work, horne front privations, and the wounded. | United States: personal narrative; Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD) |
| Frey, Alexander Moritz | Die Pflasterkästen. Ein Feldsanitätsroman. | [Potsdam, Kiepenheuer 1929.] Coesfeld: Elsinor, 2011, 235 S. | Germany: personal narrative; stretcher-bearer | |
| Friedländer, A. A. | Medizin und Krieg. | (48 S.) W. 1916. J.F.Bergmann. | Germany; medical service | |
| Frois, Marcel | La santé et le travail des femmes pendant la guerre. | Paris, l926. 205 p. | France | |
| Frothingham, Helen Losanitch | Mission for Serbia; letters from America and Canada, 1915-1920. Ed. by Matilda Spence Rowland. | New York: [1970]. 326 p. | personal narrative | |
| Furse, K. | Hearts and Pomegranates: The Story of Forty-Five years 1875-1920. | London: Peter Davies, 1940. | Katherine Furse was Commandant in Chief of the Joint Women's VADs and several chapters relate to her work there | personal narrative |
| Fyfe, Henry Hamilton | The making of an optimist. | London: Leonard Parsons, 1921. 279 pp. | Memoir, 1914-1918. Fyfe, once a hardline Conservative and editor of the Daily Mirror newspaper shifted allegiance to the Labour Party before the war. He covered Mons as a correspondent for the Daily Mail and immediately stirred up controversy by suggesting the battle had been a disaster. Later that year he made his way to the front by enlisting as a stretcher bearer for the French Red Cross and reported the war from that vantage point. He subsequently reported on the Eastern Front, and then again on the Western Front from 1917 untiI July 1918. | Great Britain: personal narrative; stretcher bearer |
| Gaebel, K. | Die Beteiligung der Frau an der Kriegskrankenpflege. | In: Jahrbuch der Frauenbewegung 1915, S. 41-49 | Germany; nurses | |
| Gaelle, R. | Ces soutanes sous la mitraille. Scenes de guerre. | Paris, Gautier, 1915 | War account by a nurse-priest. | personal narrative; nurses |
| Gaines, Ruth Louise | A village in Picardy. | New York: [1919]. 193 p. | personal narrative | |
| Gaines, Ruth Louise | Ladies of Grecourty the Smith College relief unit in the Somme. | New York: [1920]. 246 p. | personal narrative | |
| Gallagher, Bernard J. | The cellars of Marcelcave: A Yank Doctor in the B.E.F. Edited by Christopher Gallagher and Mary E. Malloy. | Shippensburg, Pa.: Burd Street Press, 1998. 268pp., illustrated . | Memoir, 1915-1918, edited and partially rewritten by the author 's grandson from an older original. Gallagher volunteered for medical service with the British army and joined the Gloucesters on the Somme. A superior medical memoir. Serving in the front line, he was captured in the March 1918 retreat | United States: personal narrative; doctor |
| Gallison, Marie geb. Reuter | Aus meinem Leben in zwei Welten. Erinnerungen aus bewegter Zeit in Deutschland und Amerika. | Kaiserswerth, Buchhandlung der Diakonissen Anstalt, 1928 | Germany | |
| Gask, George Ernest | A Surgeon in France: The Memoirs of Professor George E. Gask CMG, D O,FRC , 1914-1919 | Liskeard: Liskeard, 2002. 148 p., illustrated. | Unedited memoirs, originally written in 1920, of a doctor at St. Bartholomew's in London who went to serve at the front. | Great Britain: personal narrative; surgeon |
| Gass, Clare | The War Diary of Clare Gass, 1915-1918. Edited by Susan Mann. | Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press, 2000. 306 pp., illustrated. | Diary, March 1915-December 1918. Gass was a lieutenant nursing sister with the Canadian Army Medical Corps, No.3 Canadian General Hospital, serving at several locations during the war in France and England. Somewhat sparse diaries, but with excellent annotation and illustrations. | Canada: personal narrative; nurses |
| Gaujole, Paul (Dr.) | Les tribulations d’une ambulance française en Perse | Les Gémeaux: 1921, 180 p. | France; ambulance | |
| Gersdorff, Ursula von | Frauen im Kriegsdienst 1914-1945. | Stuttgart, Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, 1969, 572 p. | Het werk is ingedeeld in drie perioden: Eerste Wereldoorlog, Interbellum en Tweede Wereldoorlog | Germany |
| Gervis, Henry. | Arms and the Doctor: Being the Military Experiences of a Middle-Aged Medical Man. | London: C.W. Daniel, 1920. 85 p. | Gervis served in France as a captain in the R.A.M.C. | Great Britain: personal narrative; |
| Ghabaud, Joseph-Victor (Dr.) | Le fonctionnement d’une infirmerie à bord d’un cuirassé moderne : "Provence" (avril 1917-janvier 1919), | Bordeaux, impr. Cambette, 1919. | France; medical service | |
| Gihring, K. | Ein neues Licht. Großherzogin Luise und das Rote Kreuz. | Offenburg/Baden, 1963 | Germany; Red Cross | |
| Gillett, Mary C. | The Army Medical Department, 1865-1917 | Center of Military History: 1995 | medical service | |
| Givens, J. | Das Rote Kreuz und die Kriegsgefangenen. Ein Rundgang durch das Archiv und Museum der Kriegsgefangenschaft. | In: Das Deutsche Rote Kreuz, 5. Jahrgang, Juni 1939, S. 258-262 | Germany; Red Cross, prisoners | |
| Gleason, A.H. | With the first War ambulance in Belgium. | New York, Burt, 1918 | personal narrative; ambulance | |
| Gleichen, H. | Contacts and contrasts: experiences of a nurse with the Italian Armies | London, Murray, 1940 | personal narrative; nurses | |
| Gleitsmann, Hanns | Kriegssanitätsbericht über die Deutsche Marine. 1914-1918. | Berlin: Mittler 1934-1939 | Bd.1. Der Marinesanitätsdienst im Kriege -- Bd.2. Statistik -- Bd.3. Medizinischer Teil. | Germany; medical service |
| Gog, Anni Geiger | Das stille Feuer; aus dem Lebenstag einer Krankenschwester, von Hanne Menken [pseud.]. | Stuttgart: [1941]. 187 p. | Germany; novel; nurses | |
| Goldemund, H. | Die Kriegs-Notspitäler d. Stadt Wien. | (30 S.) B. 1915. Verl. f. Fachliteratur. | Germany; hospital, Wien | |
| Goldthwait, Joel E. | The Division of Orthopaedic Surgery in the A. E. F. | 1941 | United States; medical service | |
| Gosse, Philip | Memoirs of a Camp-Follower. | London: Longmans, Green, 1934. 299 p. | Memoir, 1915-1918.Gosse, a naturalist and physician, served in the R.A.M.C. on the Western Front (part of the time with the unenviable status of Rat Officer for the 2nd Army) from 1915 until 1917, when he went to India. Interesting observations on flora, fauna, and sanitation in the trenches. | Great Britain: personal narrative; |
| Greeman, Edward | Grandpa's War: The French Adventures of a World War 1 Ambulance Driver. | New York: Writers and Readers Publishing, 1992. 240 p., illustrated. | Memoir, roughly 1916-1919. Greeman was a private with S.S.V. 592 of the V.S.A.A.S., from July 1917 to the end of the war, attached to French and British units. The rambling, disjointed chapters of this book were originally humorous stories Greeman wrote as letters to his son after the war. Strongly antiwar. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Green, Julian | Autobiography . Vol. 2, The War at Sixteen. Translated by Euan Cameron. | New York: Marion Boyars, 1993. 207 p. | Memoir, 1917-1919. Green was an American raised in Paris, and originally wrote this book in French. He served in 1917 as an ambulance driver in the American Field Service, mostly in the Argonne region, and then as an officer in the French artillery during the occupation of Germany. This deeply religious memoir deals only partially with the war. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Groc, L. | Les brancardiers du Bois le Prêtre. | (France), Rouff (Coll. Patrie 94), 1918 | One of a series of over 150 paper storybooks with dramatic line drawings | France: patriotic; stretcher bearer |
| Großheim, Karl E. | Der Verwundetentransport bei der Armee. | Berlin: Allgem. Med. Verlagsanstalt; 1915. 44 S. Illustr. | Germany; medical service | |
| Grow, M.C. | Surgeon Grow, an American in the Russian fighting. | New York, Stokes, 1918 | Malcolm Grow chose to join a front line Russian surgical team; some of his exploits, including a trench raid, were perhaps unethical! A vivid account of fighting on the Eastern Front | United States: personal narrative; |
| Grüneisen, D. | Das Deutsche Rote Kreuz im Weltkrieg und heute. | In: Jahrbuch 1941, S. 47-56 | Germany; Red Cross | |
| Grupe, M. | Kultur in d. Kriegslazaretten. Aus persönl. Erfahrungen. | (14 S.) M. 1916. G.D.W.Callwey. | Germany; hospital | |
| Gsell, P. | Edith Cavell | Paris, Larousse, 1916 | ||
| Guinard, L. (Dr.) | Les sanatoriums de Bligny pendant la grande Guerre (août 1914-janvier 1920), | Lyon, Rey, 1920. | France; hospital | |
| Gunn, John N. | Historical Records of No.8 Canadian Field Ambulance. Canada, England, France, Belgium. 1915-1919 | Toronto: Ryerson; 1920. 169 p. | Canada; ambulance | |
| Haas, M. d. | Nicht umsonst gelebt! Ein Lebensbild der Diakonissin Mechthild de Haas von Martha de Haas | 1941 | Germany: personal experiences; nurses | |
| Hahn, Gerhartd | Totentanz 1914/15. Aus dem Skizzenbuch eines Feldarztes | Leipzig, 1915 | Germany: personal experiences; doctor | |
| Hall, Maud | The career of a nurse in war time | The American Journal of Nursing volume 19, No.1 (Oct.1918) p. 16-17 | United States; nurses, medical service | |
| Hallett, Christine E. | Containing Trauma: Nursing Work in the First World War (Cultural History of Modern War) | Manchester University Press; 2011. 288 p. | Who were the military nurses of the Great War, and what did they really do? Christine Hallett explores the nature of the practices developed by nurses and their volunteer-assistants during the First World War. The book analyses the work of nurses from Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, South Africa and the United States of America | ; nurses |
| Hallett, Christine E. | Nurses of Passchendaele. Caring for the Wounded of the Ypres Campaigns 1914–1918 | Pen & Sword History, 2017 | In casualty clearing stations, on ambulance trains and barges, and at base hospitals near the French and Belgian coasts, nurses of many nations cared for these traumatized and damaged men.Drawing on letters, diaries and personal accounts from archives all over the world, The Nurses of Passchendaele tells their stories | Great Britain; nurses |
| Hallett, Christine E. | Veiled Warriors: Allied nurses of the First World War | Oup Oxford, 2014, 384 p. | Caring for the wounded of the First World War | medical care; nurses |
| Hallett, Christine E. | Nurse Writers of the Great War | Manchester University Press 2016, 296 p. | medical care; nurses | |
| Hamilton, Patrick M. | Riders of Destiny: The 4th Australian Light Horse Field Ambulance in the Palestine Campaign. An Autobiography. | Surrey Hills, Vic.: N. Sharp, 1985. 189 pp., illustrated. | Memoir, February 1917-1918. Hamilton, a conscientious objector, served as a stretcher bearer in the 3rd Light Horse Field Ambulance in Egypt from 1915 to 191 7, when he transferred to the 4th L.H.F.A. in Sinai and Palestine. Mostly transcribed diaries, not very readable but providing a good day-to-day account of the Palestine campaign. Good illustrations. | Australia and New Zealand: personal experiences; stretcher bearer |
| Handel-Mazzetti, Enrica Freiin von | Der Blumenteufel. Bilder aus dem Reservespital Staatsgymnasium in Linz. | (94 S.) München-Gladbach: Volksvereins-Verl. 1916. 93 S. | Germany; hospital, Linz | |
| Hannemann, Karl | Der Verwundeten-Transport im Stellungs-Krieg. | München: J.F.Lehmanns Verlag; 1917. (59 S.) | Taschenbuch des Feldarztes T.7 | Germany; medical service |
| Hansen, Arlen J. | Gentlemen volunteers : the story of the American ambulance drivers in the Great War, August 1914-September 1918 | 1996 | United States; ambulance | |
| Hansen, D. | Frauen hinter der Flandernfront. | Kiel, 1932 | Germany | |
| Hanson, William | World War I : I Was There | Gerald , Mo.: Patrice Press, 1982. 115pp., illustrated. | Memoir, January 1917- Novelnber 1919.l-Ianson served from January 1917 as a doctor with the British Red Cross and later the R.A.M.C., mostly at Dartford War Hospital for POWs in Kent. From June 1918 he was a doctor attached to the U.S. 79th Division, serving in the St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne offensives. | United States: personal experiences; Red Cross; doktor; hospital |
| Harbou, T. v. | Der Krieg und die Frauen. | Stuttgart/Berlin, 1915 | Germany | |
| Harisson, Mark | The medical war: British military medicine in the First World War | Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2010 | ||
| Harmer, M. | The Forgotten Hospital | Chichester, Springwood Books, 1982 | By the son of Dr William Harmer, who worked at the Anglo-Russian Hospital established by Lady Muriel Paget. The hospital had a field arm and a base in Petrograd | personal experiences; hospital |
| Harris, Joel Chandler | History of the Emory unit, Base Hospital 43, U.S.Army, American Expeditionary Forces | Atlanta: Johnson Dallis; 1919. 270 p. | United States; hospital | |
| Harris, Kirsty | More than bombs and bandages, Australian army nurses at work in World War I | Newport, NSW: Big Sky, 2011 | Australia; nurses | |
| Harris, Temple | Seventeen Letters to Tatham: A WWI Surgeon in East Africa. Edited by Ann Crichton-Harris | Toronto: Keneggy West, 2001. 231 p., illustrated. | Letters, 1914-1918. The author was a surgeon with the Indian Medical Service, and witnessed the Battle of Tanga in November 1914. His seventeen letters to his brother in India are carefully annotated and researched, some on site at Tanga. | Great Britain: personal experiences; surgeon |
| Harrison, C.H. | With the American Red Cross in France, 1918-1919 | Chicago, Seymour 1947 | personal experiences; nurses, Red Cross | |
| Hartwich, W. | Der Arzt als soz. Helfer. Arbeitsbehandlung, Unterricht u. soz. Förderg. in Lazaretten. | (16 S.) St. [1915]. J.Heß. | Germany; hospital | |
| Hauer, A. | Kumbuke. Erlebnisse e. Arztes in Deutsch-Ostafrika. | B., R. Hobbing 1926. [1935] | Germanypersonal experiences; doctor | |
| Haynes, H.G.L. (Editor) | The "second-seconds" in France: The story of the 2/2nd City of London Field Ambulance | London: Spottiswoode, Ballantine; 1920. 109 p. | The Story of the 2/2nd City of London Field Ambulance. | Great Britain; ambulance |
| Haynes, Olive L. C. | We are Here, Too: The Diaries and Letters of Sister Olive L.C. Haynes, November 1914 to February 1918. Edited by Margaret O. Young. | Adelaide: Australian Down Syndrome Association, 1991. 277pp., illustrated. | Haynes joined the Australian Army Nursing Service in November 1914 and was discharged in December 1917. | Australia: personal experiences; nurses |
| Hays, H.M. | Cheerio!, an American medical officer with the British Army | New York, Knopf, 1919 | personal experiences; | |
| Hebrard, dom. | Le Prêtre. Aumônier, brancardier, infirmier | Beauchesne; 1916 | France: personal experiences; stretcher-bearer | |
| Heeres-Sanitätsinspektion des Reichskriegsministeriums [bearb.] | Sanitätsbericht über das Deutsche Heer (Deutsches Feld- und Besatzungsheer) im Weltkriege 1914/1918. Band I, Gliederung des Heeressanitätswesens | Berlin 1935, | Germany; medical service | |
| Heeres-Sanitätsinspektion des Reichskriegsministeriums [bearb.] | Sanitätsbericht über das Deutsche Heer (Deutsches Feld- und Besatzungsheer) im Weltkriege 1914/1918. Band II, Der Sanitätsdienst im Gefechts- und Schlachtenverlauf | Berlin 1938, | Germany; medical service | |
| Heeres-Sanitätsinspektion des Reichskriegsministeriums [bearb.] | Sanitätsbericht über das Deutsche Heer (Deutsches Feld- und Besatzungsheer) im Weltkriege 1914/1918. Band III. Die Krankenbewegung bei dem Deutschen Feld- und Besatzungsheer | Berlin 1934) | Germany; medical service | |
| Heil, Mathilde | Erlebnisse einer Schwester. | Rudolstadt: Mitzlaff 1936. 146 S. | Germany; personal narrative; nurses | |
| Heilmann, A. | Lazarett-Feldbrief. | Stuttgart, 1915 | Germany; hospital | |
| Hélys, Marc. [Léra, Maria] | Cantinière de la Croix Rouge 1914-1915 | Perrin; 1917. 256 p. | Croix Rouge | France: personal narrative; Red Cross, canteen |
| Herder, C. | Mein Kriegstagebuch 1914-1918 | Freiburg im Breisgau, 1955 | Germany: personal narrative | |
| Heredero, Antonio | La dama de la Cruz Roja en la guerra. | Madrid: 224 p. | novel; Red Cross | |
| Herringham, Wilmot Parker | A Physician in France. | London, Edward Arnold, 1919 | A senior physician who intersperses his medical experiences with astute observations on France and the French. He served as consulting physician at G.H.Q. and 3rd Army H.Q.He played an important role in the administrative development of the British R.A.M.C." | personal narrative; doctor |
| Higonnet, Margaret R. | Nurses at the front. Writing the wounds of the Great War. | Boston: UPNE, 2001, 161 p. | Germany: personal narrative | |
| Hillger, H. | Das Rote Kreuz im Felde und daheim. Krieg und Sieg 1914 nach Berichten der Zeitgenossen, Band 7. | Berlin, 1914 | Germany; Red Cross | |
| His, Wilhelm | A German doctor at the front. | Washington, D.C.:The National Service Pub. Co., 1933 . 230 p. | Memoir, August 1914-November 1918. Dry, technical account of the author's service as a doctor on the Eastern Front from 1914 to 1916 and in 1918, on the Western Front during 1916-1917, including at Cambrai, and on the frontiers of the Ottoman Empire in 1917 | Germany: personal narrative; doctor |
| His, Wilhelm | Die Front der Ärzte. | Bielefeld, Velhagen & Klasing 1931. | Germany: personal narrative; doctor | |
| Hitz, Benjamin D. | A history of base hospital 32, including unit R | Indianapolis; 1922. 237 p. | United States; hospital, Red Cross | |
| Höcker, P.O. | Das flammende Kätchen. Roman. | Berlin, 1914 | Germany: novel | |
| Hoehling, A.A. | Edith Cavell | London, Cassell & Co, 1958 | nurses | |
| Hoerner-Heintze, Suse von | Deutsche Schwestern an der Front. | Berlin: Hillger Verlag, 1938. 32 S. | Germany; personal narrative; nurses | |
| Hoerner-Heintze, Suse von | Mädels im Kriegsdienst; ein Stück Leben | Leipzig: Köhler und Amelang, 1935. 408 S. | Germanypersonal narrative; nurses | |
| Hoerner-Heintze, Suse von | Die große Kameradin; Lebensroman der Frontschwester Anni Pinter | Berlin, 1941 | Germany; nurses | |
| Hoerner-Heintze, Suse von | Zwischen Frieden und Krieg | München, 1935 | Germany; nurses | |
| Hoerschelmann, Helene | Vier Jahre in russischen Ketten; eigene Erlebnisse. | Muenchen: 1921. 118 p. | Germany: personal narrative; | |
| Hoffmann, W. [hrsg.] | Die deutsche Ärzte im Weltkriege. Ihre Leistungen und Erfahrungen. | Berlin 1920. E.S.Mittler (VII, 414 S.) | Medizinische Kriegserfahrungen | Germany; medical service |
| Holland, Laura ; Forbes, Mildred | War-Torn Exchanges. The lives and letters of nursing sisters Laura Holland and Mildred Forbes | Ubc Press, 2016 | Laura Holland and Mildred Forbes, an inseparable duo, set off from Montreal in June 1915 to serve as nursing sisters in the Great War. Over the next four years, the two cared for each other through sickness and health, air raids and bombings, unrelenting work and adventurous leaves. | Canada: personal narrative; nurses |
| Holt, W. Stull. | The Great War at Home and Abroad: World War I Diaries and Letters of W Stull Holt . Edited by Maclyn P. Burg and Thomas J. Pressly. | Manhattan, Kans.: Sunflower University Press, 1999. 328 p., illustrated. | Diaries/letters. March 1917- July 1919. Holt served as an ambulance driver with A.A.F.S. Section 1 until September 1917, when he joined the 20th Aero Squadron of the 1st Daylight Bombardment Group as an observer and bombardier in D.H. 4 aircraft. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Holz, H. | Im Dienste des Roten Kreuzes. Erlebnisse eines Mitgliedes der freiwilligen Krankenpflege auf dem Oesterreichischen Kriegsschauplatz. | Leipzig, 1916 | Germany: personal narrative; Red Cross, | |
| Hopkinson, Beatrice | Nursing through shot & shell. A great war nurse's story. Beatrice Hopkinson's memoirs edited by dr. Vivien Newman | Barnsley, South Yorkshire, Pen & Sword Books 2014, 152 p. | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Horton, Charles H. | Stretcher Bearer: Fighting for life in the trenches | Lion Books, 2013, 176 p. | Volunteer who went through the horrors of Passchendaele, Ypres and the Somme, fighting to get the injured away from the guns, to the safety of the field hospitals and beyond. In 1970, Horton wrote down his memories. This is an authentic account of one man's struggle to survive - and to keep others alive. | Great Britain: personal narrative; stretcher bearer, Royal Army Medical Corps |
| Houzé, Th.-J.-L. (Dr.) | Le navire-hôpital "Duguay-Trouin" (août 1914-juillet 1917), | Bordeaux, impr. Cambette, 1919. | France; hospital ship | |
| Hrouda, Eveline | Barmherzigkeit. Als freiwillige Malteser-Schwester im Weltkrieg. | Graz: Leykam, 1935. 230 S. | Germany: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Huard, Frances Wilson | My home in the field of honor. | New York: Grosset and Dunlap; 1916. 287 p. | Chateau de Villiers, Marne | personal narrative; hospital |
| Huard, Frances Wilson | My home in the field of mercy. | New York: George H. Doran; 1917. 269 p. | Chateau de Villiers, Marne | personal narrative; Red Cross, hospital |
| Hungerford, E. | With the doughboy in France: a few chapters of an American effort. | New York, Macmillan 1920 | personal narrative; | |
| Hutchinson, Woods | The Doctor in war | Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1918 | The author visited and studied medical arrangements on the Western Fronts in 1917, writing this account of medical experience. One chapter entitled “New Faces for Old” outlines some facial surgery techniques. | personal narrative; doctor, surgeon |
| Hutton, I.E. | Memories of a doctor in war and peace | London, Heinemann, 1960 | Chapters 14-19 cover her WW1 experience | personal narrative; |
| Hutton, Isabel Galloway Emslie | With a Woman's Unit in Serbia, Salonika and Sebastopol. | London: Williams and Norgate, 1928. 302pp., illustrated. | Memoir by a member of the Scottish Women's War Hospitals organization. | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses |
| Huxtable, Charles. | From the Somme to Singapore: A medical officer in two world wars | Kenthurst, N.S.W.: Kangaroo Press, 1987. 168 p., illustrated. | Autobiography, with about 25pp. of Huxtable's recollections (transcribed from audio tapes) of his service in World War I. Huxtable, an Australian, was a captain in the R.A.M.C. and served at Loos, the Somme, and other battles before joining an A.I.F. hospital at Rouen in 1918. Huxtable served with the 2nd Battn, Lancashire Fusiliers | Australian: personal narrative; doctor |
| Imbrie, R.W. | Behind the wheel of a war ambulance | New York, McBride, 1918 | personal narrative; ambulance driver | |
| Inglis, Elsie Maud; Cahill, Audrey Fawcett. | Between the lines : letters and diaries from Elsie Inglis's Russian Unit. | Pentland Press, 1999 - 372 p. | personal narrative | |
| Irwin, George Junkin. | War Letters, 1917-1919, of Professor George Junkin Irwin. Edited by CharlesW. Turner. | Verona, Va.: McClure Press, 1976. 131pp., illustrated. | Unremarkable account of the author's experiences in the ambulance service. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Jarves, Elsie Deming | War days in Brittany. | Detroit: Saturday Night Press; 1920. 151 p. | personal narrative; nurses | |
| Javal, A. | La Grande Pagaïe (1914-1918) | Paris, Denoël, 1937 | Ambulance and hospital experience | France: personal narrative |
| Jeandidier, M. (Dr.) | Les principes généraux de fonctionnement tactique du service de santé de l’avant en période de combat | Charles-Lavauzelle, 1919. | France: medical service | |
| Jeans, T.T. | Reminiscences of a naval surgeon | London, Sampson Low, 1927. | Surgeon Rear-Admiral on hospital ship in Turkey. | personal narrative; surgeon |
| Jobson, Allan | Via Ypres; story of the 39th divisional field ambulances | London, Westminster City, 1935 | personal narrative; ambulance | |
| Jouve, P.-J. | Hôtel-Dieu. Récits d’hôpital en 1915 | Genève; 1918 | France; hospital | |
| Jüchen, Aurel von | Frauenleben im Weltkrieg. | Leipzig, Xenien - Verlag, 1915, 139 p. | Germany | |
| Judd, James R. | With the American Ambulance in France | Honolulu, Star-Bulletin Press, 1919. 141 p. | Judd describes his work at the American Hospitals at Neuilly and Juilly, and incorporates a number of eyewitness accounts of injury | personal narrative; hospital, ambulance |
| Juhl, Eduard | Was Frauen vermochten. Hilfe hinter Stacheldraht? | Schwerin: Friedrich Bahn 1939. 89 p. | Der Pastor Eduard Juhl gibt anschaulich Bilder aus der Tätigkeit der Schwestern deutscher und schwedischer Delegationen, die im Weltkrieg die Gefangenen ... | Germany |
| Juhl, Eduard | Elsa Brändström: Weg und Werk, einer grossen Frau, in Schweden, Sibirien, Deutschland, Amerika von Eduard Juhl, Margarete Klante und Herta Epstein. | Stuttgart: 1962. 373 p. | nurses, prisoners | |
| Julia, Emile | La fatalité de la guerre | Perrin, 1917 | Affecté à la tête du service de santé d'un régiment de la Division marocaine, il semblerait qu'il y soit demeuré jusqu'à la fin de la guerre. Les deux livres de Julia sont constitués de récits et de réflexions sur la guerre. | France: personal narrative; doctor |
| Julia, Emile | La mort du soldat | Perrin, 1918 | Affecté à la tête du service de santé d'un régiment de la Division marocaine, il semblerait qu'il y soit demeuré jusqu'à la fin de la guerre. Les deux livres de Julia sont constitués de récits et de réflexions sur la guerre. | France: personal narrative; doctor |
| Jünger, K. (Hrsg.) | Deutschlands Frauen und Deutschlands Krieg. Ein Rat-, Tat- und Trostbuch. Gesammelte Blõtter aus Frauenhand. | Stuttgart, 1916 | Germany | |
| Kahn, André | Journal de guerre d'un Juif patriote | Jean-Claude Simoën, 1978 | L'auteur est à la mobilisation versé dans l'auxiliaire et affecté comme brancardier au 37e RI. Dès le 3 août, il est sur la frontière, et le 21 est fait prisonnier à Morhange. En tant que personnel non combattant, il est rapidement libéré et rapatrié en France le 31 août. Il rejoint aussitôt son unité qui combat en Artois. De novembre à la mi-avril 1915, il occupe le secteur d'Ypres, et participe en avril 1915 à l'offensive d'Artois. De septembre à décembre, il est en Champagne. En mars 1916, il est brancardier à Verdun, puis rejoint la Somme fin juin. Début 1917, il quitte le front. | France: personal narrative; stretcher-bearer |
| Kaiser, Fr. J. | Kleine Kriegschirurgie. | (S. 157—170.) L. 1917. C.Kabitzsch. | Kriegschirurgie | Germany |
| Kalkowska, E. | Der Rauch des Opfers. Ein Frauenbuch zum Krieg. | Jena, 1916 | Germany | |
| Kassowitz, Karl E. | Die Flucht um den Erdball. Erleben. e. öst. Militärarztes an der Front. | Kittl; 1936, 173 p. | Germany; personal narrative; doctor | |
| Katterfeld, A. | Ein baltisches Diakonissenleben. Elise Katterfeld, Oberin des Windauer Diakonissenhauses. | Bethel bei Bielefeld, 1922 | Germany | |
| Katterfeld, A. | Engel von Sibirien. Aus dem Leben Elsa Brändströms. | Wuppertal, 1940 | Germany | |
| Keller-Huguenin, E., u. R. Baumann-Kienast | Das Lazarett d. Kriegsgefangenen. Das Döberitzer Gefangenenlager. Was wir Schweizer sind u. sein wollen. | Zürich, Rascher & Cie in Komm. 1915 | Germany; hospital, Döberitz | |
| Kellogg, Doris | Canteening under two flags. Letters of Doris Kellogg. | New York: Roycrofters; 1920. 198 p. | personal narrative; canteens | |
| Kerr, Gordon | Diary of a nursing sister on the Western Front 1914-1915 | Meadow Books; 2007. 136 p. | personal narrative; nurses | |
| Kestien, K. | Als die Männer im Graben lagen. | Frankfurt, 1935 | Germany | |
| Keynes, G. | The gates of memory | Oxford & New York, 1981 | Autobiography of Sir Geoffrey Keynes, surgeon and bibliophile, who was related by marriage to the Darwin family and had a large circle of friends and acquaintances including Rupert Brooke and Siegfried Sassoon. Chapter 11 relates his WW1 surgical experience | personal narrative |
| Kilham, Eleanor B. | Letters from France, 1915-1919 | Salem, Mass.: Privately printed, 1941. 81 p. | Letters, May 1915-January 1919. Routine, patriotic letters from a woman doctor in France. | United States: personal narrative |
| Kimmel, Stanley | Crucifixion | NewYork: Gothic Publishing, 1922. 96 p. | Undated letters, apparently 1917. Kimmel served in an unnamed ambulance unit. Atmospheric letters interlaced with antiwar polemics. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Kimmle, Ludwig | Das Deutsche Rote Kreuz im Weltkrieg. | Berlin, H. Grund, 1919 - 79 p. | Germany | |
| King, Olive | One Woman at War: Letters of Olive King, 1915-1920. Edited by Hazel King. | Melbourne: Melbourne University Press, 1986. 220 pp., illustrated. | Letters, May 1915-July 1922. King, who served as an ambulance driver in Belgium for the first few months of 1915, joined a Scottish Women's Hospital Unit in May of that year and followed it to Serbia. In the summer of 1916 she joined the Serbian Army Medical Service as a driver. | Australia: personal narrative; nurses, ambulance driver |
| Kipper, H. | Aus Wunden u. Wonnen. Tagebuchblätter e. Verwundeten aus d. Wiener Lazarett. | (224 S.) M. [1917]. Müller & F. | Germany; hospital | |
| Kirkcaldie, R. A. | In Gray and Scarlet. | Melbourne: Aleaxander McCubbin, 1922. 187pp., illustrated. | A nurse's medical narrative. | Australia: personal narrative; nurses |
| Kirmsse, Peter Detlev | Kriegstagebuch von Maria Dickhaeuser, Frontschwester im 1.Weltkrieg 1914-19 | Lulu.com, 2014, 128 p. | Die Tagebuchaufzeichnungen der Ostpreussin Maria Dickhaeuser mit Feldpostbriefen (auch von ihrem Verlobten Leutnant Alfred Schwede und dessen Bruder Oberleutnant Kurt Schwede, die beide 1914/15 gefallen sind) | |
| Kleeberg. W. | Das Marienlazarett Hamburg. Ein ernster u. heiterer Rückblick (1914-1918). | (99 S.) Leipzig: 1920. Xenien-Verlag. | Germany; hospital, Hamburg | |
| Klein, Félix | La guerre vue d'un ambulance, par l'abbé Félix Klein, aumonier de l'ambulance américaine. | Paris: Armand Colin; 1916. 276 p. | Account of the first months of WW1 at American Ambulance in Neuilly | personal narrative; ambulance |
| Koch, H.B. | Militant Angel | New York: Macmillan Company; 1951 | Biography of Annie W. Goodrich, suffragist and pacifist, and the organizer and dean of the Army School of Nursing (created in 1918). Pages 83-112 cover U.S. Army nursing during World War I and the Army School of Nursing. | personal narrative |
| Koch, W. | Mit d. Sanitätskolonne hinter d. Front. | (16 S.) Berlin, Sekretariat soz. Studentenarbeit. | Germany: personal narrative | |
| Koetzle, Hermann | Das Sanitätswesen im Weltkrieg 1914-18. | Stuttgart: Bergers literarisches Büro, 1924 (Württembergs Heer im Weltkrieg 18), 138 pp. | Germany; medical service | |
| König, [Sußmann] | Selbsthilfe bei Verwundungen im Felde. Für Soldaten zsgest. | L. [1917.] E.Demme. (18 S.) | Germany; medical service | |
| Körte, W. (Chirurg des III.Reservekorps) | Über die Versorgung unserer Verwundeten im Felde. | Berlin 1915. A.Hirschwald. (43 S.) | Vortrag gehalten am 11.April 1915 im Saale des Abgeordnetenhauses | Germany; medical service |
| Kranz, W. | Geologie u. Hygiene im Stellungskrieg. | (S.270—356.) St. 1916. ESchweizerbart. | Germany; medical service | |
| Kriegspresseamt (Hrsg.) | Die Leistungen des deutschen Sanitätswesens im Kriege. Vortrag. | Berlin, 1917 | Vortrag | Germany; medical service |
| Krippner, Monica | The quality of mercy: women at war, Serbia, 1915-18 | David & Charles, 1980 - 223 p. | ||
| Krückl, M. A. | Unter der flatternden Fahne vom Roten Kreuz. | Straßburg, 1918 | Germany; Red Cross | |
| Kuhn, F. | Samaritäre u. chirurgische Geräte-Improvisation im Kriege. | M. 1915. Verlag d. ärztl. Rundschau. (34 S.) | Kriegschirurgie | Germany; medical service |
| Kuhnert, A. | Kriegsfront der Frauen. | Leipzig, 1929 | Germany; | |
| Kühnhold, Grete | In Friedens- und Kriegszeiten in Kamerun. | Berlin: 1917. 68 p. | personal narrative; | |
| Kunz, Monika | Das Bild der Krankenschwester in literarischen Zeugnissen der Krankenpflege im Ersten Weltkrieg | Fachbereich Germanistik der Freien Universität Berlin, Wintersemester 1990/91. 152 S. | untersucht an : Henriette Riemann: Schwester der Vierten Armee; Schwester Maria (d.i. Maria Naepflin): Fortgerungen - durchgedrungen; Suse von Hoerner-Heintze: Mädels im Kriegsdienst; Helene Mierisch: Kamerad Schwester; Käthe Russner: Schwesterndienst im Weltkriege | Germany; nurses |
| La Boulaye, M. de | Croix et cocarde. | Paris: 1919. 339 p. | Personal narrative of a French woman volonteer Red Cross hospital worker in World War I. | France: personal narrative; Red Cross |
| La Motte, Ellen Newbold | Het kielzog van de oorlog | De Bezige Bij; 2011. 160 p. | personal narrative | |
| La Motte, Ellen Newbold | The backwash of war; the human wreckage of the battlefield as witnessed by an American hospital nurse. | New York: Putnam; 1916. 186 p. [1934. 204 p.] | personal narrative | |
| Labonne, H. | Le Livre d’Or. Dictionnaire illustré des internes en pharmacie des hôpitaux et hospices civils de Paris, par H. Labonne. Tome I. | Ficker; 1917 | France; medical service, hospital | |
| Laby, Lucien, Delaporte, Sophie. | Les carnets de l'aspirant Laby, médecin dans les tranchées : 28 juillet 1914-14 juillet 1919 | Hachette Littératures, 2003 - 356 p. | Document exceptionnel, les carnets de l'aspirant Laby le sont à plus d'un titre : tenus par un étudiant en médecine, ils témoignent sans fard de la cruauté de la Première Guerre mondiale et de la violence des affrontements ; écrits à chaud, ils n'ont pas été retouchés par la suite | Francepersonal narrative; doctor |
| Lafon, Alexandre et Céline Piot | Aimer et travailler. Léonie Bonnet, une infirmière militaire dans la Grande Guerre | Editions d'Albret; 2008 | C’est le parcours de la Néracaise Léonie Bonnet - née Bellot - (1892-1972), infirmière à l’arrière et dans la zone des armées, que nous vous proposons de suivre à travers son journal, sa correspondance et de nombreuses photographies inédites. | France: personal narrative; nurses |
| Lambie, Margaret | Verdun experiences [...] as written in the Vassar quarterly of November, 1919, with [...] comments through World War II. | [Washington 1945.1 Ca. 75 p. | personal narrative | |
| Langenhager, Jean de | Un soldat de France | Plon & Berger-Levrault, 1919 | Etudiant en médecine, il demande à partir comme simple soldat et fait la campagne d'août. Blessé à Courgivaux le 6 septembre, il rejoint comme médecin-auxiliaire dans une unité territoriale. Il est tué sur le front le 16 avril 1917. | France: personal narrative; ambulance |
| Larcan, Alain. Ferrandis, Jean-Jacques. | Le service de santé aux armées pendant la Première Guerre mondiale. | Little Big Man, 2008, 596 p. | France; medical service | |
| Latham, Bryan. | A Territorial Soldier's War. | Aldershot: Gale & Polden, 1967. 133 pp., illustrated. | Memoir, 1914-1918. Latham enlisted in the London Rifle Brigade in 1913 and went to France with the 4th Division in November 1914, participating in that year's Christmas Truce. He served as a stretcher bearer in the Second Battle ofYpres in April 1915, and was wounded. He returned to the front that autumn as a Iieutenant in the 3/17th London Regiment and took command of a Stokes mortar battery, serving at Vimy Ridge before joining the Indian army in 1917. In 1918 he participated in the Palestine campaign. | Great Britain: personal narrative; stretcher bearer |
| Launoy, Jane de | Infirmieres de Guerre en Service Commandé (front de 14 à 18). | Bruxelles, L’Édition Universelle, 1936. 273 p. reprint 2015 | The preface indicates this was written in 1937. In diary form, it recounts work at Le Panne and Vinckem with Dr Antoine Depage | personal narrative; nurses |
| Laveille, E. | Au service des blesses, 1914-1918 | Bruxelles-Paris, Action Catholique-Libr. Giraudon, 1923: | Life and death of 13 very young Belgian Jesuits killed during World War I, during which they served as stretcher-bearers in the Belgian Army. | Belgium: personal narrative; stretcher bearer, ambulance, hospital |
| Laveille, R.P.E. | Au service des blessés 1914-1918 | Bruxelles, Action catholique [Paris, Giraudon], 1923. 412 p. | Belgium: personal narrative; stretcher bearer | |
| Lawetzky, Otto | Krieg im Heiligen Land. Erlebnisse eines Truppenarztes in Vorderasien. | Berlin: Siegismund, 1938, 252 p. | Militärarzt ; Weltkrieg 1914-1918 ; Naher Osten ; Erlebnisbericht | Germany: personal narrative; doctor |
| Layton, T.B. | Sir William Arbuthnot Lane, Bt. An enquiry into the mind and influence of a surgeon | Edinburgh, Livingstone, 1956 | Arbuthnot Lane was head of army surgery in the Great War, and instrumental in supporting Gillies and the development of a specialist facial injury hospital at Sidcup | |
| Ledoux, Ph. (Dr.) | Les médecins mobilisés, les héros et... les autres | Berger-Levrault, 1924. | France; medical service | |
| Lee, Janet | War girls: the First Aid Nursing Yeomanry in the First World War. | Manchester University Press; 2012 | personal narrative; nurses; FANY | |
| Lee, R.I. | Letters from Roger I.Lee, Lt. Col, U.S. Army Medical Corps, 1917-1918. | Privately Printed, Brookline, MA, 1962. | personal narrative | |
| Lefebvre, Raymond et Vaillant-Couturier, Paul | La guerre des soldats, | Flammarion, 1919 | Né en 1891 à Vire, atteint de tuberculose, l'auteur est versé dans l'auxiliaire à la mobilisation. Après avoir travaillé dans un hôpital, il se porte volontaire pour le front et est affecté début 1915 comme brancardier à la 17e DI. Groupes de Brancardiers de Division (GBD) | France: personal narrative; stretcher-bearer |
| Lejars, Félix (Dr.) | Un hôpital militaire à Paris pendant la guerre : Villemin 1914-1919, | Masson, 1923. | France; hospital | |
| Leleux, Charles | Feuilles de route d'un ambulancier. Alsace. Vosges. Marne. Aisne. Artois. Belgique. Complétées d’après le carnet de route du Dr Henri Liégard. | Paris: Berger-Levrault; 1915. 112 p. | Agé semble-t-il d'une quarantaine d'années, il a laissé un récit de son expérience d'infirmier, qui va du 9 août 1914 au début de janvier 1915, date à laquelle il quitte le front pour un train sanitaire. (Alsace, Vosges, Aisne, Artois, Flandres.) | Francepersonal narrative; ambulance |
| Lemoine, G.-H. (Dr.) | Les services d’hygiène (1914-1918) | Alcan, 1922. | France; hygiene | |
| Leneman, Leah | Elsie Inglis - Founder of battlefield hospitals run entirely by women | Edinburgh, NMS Publishing, 1998 | Modern biography of the founder of the Scottish Womens Hospitals | biography; hospital |
| Leneman, Leah | Medical women in the First World War - ranking nowhere | in British Medical Journal, vol.307, no.6919 (18-25 December 1993) pp. 1592-4 | ||
| Leng, William St Q. | S.S.A.10: notes on the work of a British Volunteer Ambulance convoy with the French Army (of Verdun) | Sheffield: Leng; 1918. 71 p. | The author was a volunteer ambulance driver with the 2nd French Army (of Verdun), and was awarded the Croix de Guerre | personal narrative; ambulance |
| Lengert, Marie | Six semaines en Suisse; souvenirs d'une infirmière. | Langres: 1916. 551 p. | personal narrative; nurses | |
| Lennhoff, Rudolf | Mit dem Feldlazarett; Kriegserinnerungen eines Arztes. | Bielefeld: Velhagen & Klasing, 1916, 154 p. | Germany: personal narrative | |
| Lesceux, H. | Sous le signe de la Croix-Rouge. | Chimay (Belgium), Hubert-Macq, 1961 | Journal d'un brancardier de la Grande Guerre | personal narrative; stretcher-bearer, Red Cross |
| Lespine, Louis | Les hopitaux de la Croix-rouge française en temps de guerre (hopiteaux auxiliaires du territoire): Comment les organiser et les faire classer | Paris: Berger-Levrault; 1914. 136 p. | France; medical service, hospital, Red Cross | |
| Leu, R. | Vorschrift für d. Leibesübungen in Lazaretten, Genesungsheimen u. Genesendenkompagnien. | (102 S.) B. 1916. Urban & Sch. | Lazarette, Genesungskompagnie | Germany; hospital |
| Leune, Helene | Tels qu'ils sont; notes d'une infirmière de la Croix-Rouge. | Paris: [1915]. 185 p. | personal narrative; nurses, Red Cross | |
| Lewis, Tessie Edna | Twelve months in an Army Hospital, by a nurse who didn't go across | Washington DC, Gruver, 1921. 227 p. | personal narrative; hospital | |
| Libby, Frederick. | Horses Don't Fly. | New York: Arcade, 2000. 274 p., illustrated. | United States, ambulance driver. Stirring story of the first American ace. He served in the ambulance corps before entering the Royal Flying Corps. | personal narrative; ambulance |
| Liecker-Wentzlau, Hanna | Elsa Brändström-Dank | Säemann-Verlag, 1938, 151 p. | ||
| Livingston, St C, Steen-Hansen I. | Under three flags: with the Red Cross in France | London, Macmillan 1916 | personal narrative; Red Cross | |
| Loodts, Patrick | La grande guerre des soignants : medecins, infirmieres et brancardiers en 1914-1918 | Arquennes : Memogrames, 2014. 415 p. | France; medical service | |
| Look, Susanne Avery | Memoirs of war work in France in 1918 | Typescript. 11 p. | United States: personal narrative; Red Cross | |
| Loomis, Christine Brown | Diary, 1917-1918. | Holograph. 79 p. | United States: personal narrative; nurses, navy | |
| Lord, J.R. | The story of the war hospital, Epsom | London, Heinemann, 1920 | hospital | |
| Lösche, Bernhard | In Gefangenschaft. Tagebuchblätter eines Schwerverwundeten (Gott mit uns. Heft 15/16.) | Leipzig: Koch, 1916. 32 S. | Germany; hospital | |
| Lossen, H. | Der Arzt im Weltkrieg. | (20 S.) Berlin 1918. Sekretariat soz. Studentenarbeit. | Germany; medical service | |
| Lovejoy, Esther Pohl | The house of the good neighbor. | New York: Macmillan; 1920. 218 p. | children, charity | personal narrative |
| Luard, K. E. | Unknown Warriors: Extracts from the Letters of K. E. Luard, R.R.C., Nursing Sister in France, 1914-1918. | London: Chatto and Windus, 1930. 306pp., illustrated. | Letters, October 1915-August 1918. Luard was in charge of nursing at various casualty clearing stations, tending wounded from Arras, Passchendaele, and the March 1918 offensive as well as the daily toll from the trenches. A good documentary record, exuding continual optimism despite the length of Luard's service. | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses |
| Luard, Kathleen [attributed] | Diary of a Nursing Sister on the Western Front, 1914-1915 | Edinburgh and London: William Blackwood and Sons; 1915, 300 p. [Meadow Books, 2007, 136 p.] | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Lucas E.V. | Outposts of mercy: the record of a visit in 1916 to the various units of the British Red Cross in Italy | London, Methuen 1917 | A tiny card backed book by a famous travel writer. He notes that there was a facial injury hospital at Udine, but no records appear to survive relating to this | Great Britain; Red Cross |
| Lucas, June Richardson | Children's bureau, American Red Cross. Diary letters, (Evian), France 1917-1918. | Typescript. 76 p. (Archives. Mosher, C.) | personal narrative; Red Cross | |
| Lucas, June Richardson | The children of France and the Red Cross. | New York: Stokes; 1918. 193 p. | personal narrative; Red Cross | |
| Lüchinger, Stephan; Brunner, Theodor | Verwundetentransport im Ersten Weltkrieg | Wettingen: Schweizerische Ges. für Militärhistorische Studienreisen, 2004/ 32 S. | Switzerland; medical service | |
| Lüders, M.-E. | Das unsichtbare Heer. Frauen kämpfen für Deutschland, 1914-1918. | Berlin, 1936 | Germany | |
| Lynch, Charles and Ireland, M. W. | The medical department of the United States Army in the world war. | United States. Surgeon-General's Office: 1921 | United States; medical service | |
| Macdonald, Lyn | The Roses of No Man's Land | Penguin; Re-issue edition (26 Sep 2013) 384 pages | contains personal narratives | Great Britain; nurses |
| Mack, Louise | A woman's experience in the great war | London: Fisher Unwin; 1915. 297 p. | women in the war | |
| MacKenzie, John Joseph. | Number 4 Canadian Hospital. The Letters of Professor J. J. Mackenzie from the Salonika Front. | Toronto: Macmillan, 1933. 247 p., illustrated. | Letters, May 1915-June 1916. MacKenzie served only briefly before returning horne because of a heart infection. Mostly mundane, intellectual letters. | personal narrative |
| Maclaren, E.S. | Elsie Inglis, the Woman with the Torch (Pioneers of Progress series) | London, S.P.C.K, 1920. | ||
| Macnaughtan, Sarah Broom | A woman's diary of the war. | London: Thomas Nelson; 1916. 168 p. | In Belgium | personal narrative; hospital |
| Macnaughtan, Sarah Broom | My war experiences in two continents. | London: 1919. 286 p. | personal narrative; hospital | |
| Macqueen, J.M. | Our war, being the experiences in France of a specialist sanitary officer | Halesowen, MacQueen, 1931 | personal narrative | |
| Maes, U. | Die Schwestern in den Krankenanstalten Deutschlands. | Berlin, 1922 | Germany: ; nurses | |
| Magnien, J. | Le 6ème bataillon de chasseurs a pied de Vincennes, 1914-1918. Feuilles de route de l'ancien Sergent Brancardier | Paris, Almanach du Combattant, no date (1936) | France: ; stretcher-bearer | |
| Mailáth, Jozsef. (Graf) | Erlebnisse und Erfahrungen während des Krieges. Budapest: J.Benkö. 3 Bde. 1918-1925. | 1.Bd 1918, 288 S., 2.Bd...., 3.Bd. 1925, 328 S. | Germany: personal narrative | |
| Malade, Theo | Von Amiens bis Aleppo. Ein Beitrag zur Seelenkunde des großen Krieges. Aus dem Tagebuch eines Feldarztes von Theo Malade | München: J. F. Lehmanns Verl. 1930. 229 p. | Malade was an surgeon [Feldarzt] with the German Army; this is his diary which begins in August 1914 with the invasion of France and ends in Mesopotamia in 1917. In between he served in Russia, Lorraine, Turkey, and the Dardanelles, etc. | Germany: personal narrative; doctor |
| Manion, Robert James | A surgeon in arms | Toronto: McClelland, Goodchild and Stewart; 1918. 310 p. [New York, Appleton, 1918] | Experiences of a Canadian RAMC officer who served (according to a pencilled addendum in our copy) in the 21st Battalion, CEF (Vimy) | Canada: personal narrative; surgeon |
| Manley, Milford N. | The World War I Letters of Private Milford N. Manley . Edited by Robert N. Manley and Elaine Manley McKee. | Lincoln, Neb.: Dageforde Pub., 1995. 134 p., illustrated. | Letters, August 1918-June 1919. Manley served in ambulance units U.S.A.A.S. 617 and 650, but did not leave the United States until two days after the Armistice. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Manninger, Willi [Red.] | Erstes Jahrbuch d. Kriegsspitals d. (ungar.) Geldinstitute in Budapest (1914-1916) | (CXL, 760 S.) B. 1917. J.Springer. | Germany; hospital, Budapest | |
| Manson, Cecil ; Manson, Celia | Doctor Agnes Bennett | London; Michael Joseph, 1960 | ||
| Margriet-Marie, Zuster | Oorlogsdagboek van een Ieperse non 1914-1915 | Snoeck-Ducaju, 2002 | Het boek van zuster Margriet verscheen in 1918 onder de titel 'Journal d'une soeur d'Ypres, Octobre 1914 à Mai 1915' in Rouen. | Belgium: personal narrative; nurses |
| Marguerite-Marie, sister | Journal d'une soeur d'Ypres, octobre 1914 à mai 1915. | Rouen: La Vicomté; 1918. 139 p. [Dumortier; 1928. 107 p.] | Belgium: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Maria, Schwester | Fortgerungen und durchgedrungen bis zum Kleinod hin Schicksalswege einer Schweizer Krankenschwester im Weltkriege | 258 Seiten z.j. z.d. | Germany: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Martin, Arthur Anderson | A Surgeon in Khaki | London, Arnold, 1915. 279 p. | Martin worked at the No 6 Hospital, Rouen | Great Britain: personal narrative; hospital, surgeon |
| Martin, K. | Father Figures: A Volume of Autobiography | London, Hutchinson 1966 | A passionate pacifist in WWI, he was a member of the Friends' Ambulance Unit, and describes the strange life of an ambulance orderly in France in 1917-18. | personal narrative; ambulance |
| Martin, P-A. | Souvenirs d’un chirurgien de la Grande Guerre. Albert Martin (1866-1948). | Luneray: Editions Bertout; 1996. 239 p. | Day by day account from 11/8/14 to June 1916 Concerne la 3e région militaire. Agé de 48 ans à la déclaration de guerre, Albert Martin est une personnalité du monde médical rouennais. Il traite les blessés à l'Hôtel-Dieu de Rouen, avant d'être envoyé, à sa demande, dans une unité de première ligne. Le 25 avril 1915, il est nommé à la tête de l'Ambulance 9/3. Installée au château de Sapicourt (Marne), elle occupe ensuite l'Hôpital 13 dans le secteur de Verdun (28 février-8 avril 1916), est à Fouilloy (Somme) de la mi-août à la mi-octobre 1916, avant de gagner Somme-Tourbe. | France: personal narrative; surgeon |
| Martineau, Juliette | Journal d’une infirmière. Hôpital temporaire X... | 1915, 31 p. | France: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Martin-Nicholson, Mary Eliza Louise Gripper | My experiences on three fronts. | London, Allen & Unwin, 1916. 288 p. | personal narrative; nurses | |
| Marty, Gaston (Dr.) | Le médecin de bataillon d’infanterie en campagne | Lyon, impr. Legendre, 1919. | France; medical service | |
| Matthews, Caroline | Experiences of a woman doctor in Serbia | London: Mills & Boon, 1916 | Caroline Matthews served with the Serbian Army Field Unit, staying behind at the evacuation of Kragujevatz and staying at the Uzsitei Hospital | personal narrative; doctor |
| Maudet, Valérien-Félix (Dr.) | Notes médicales recueillies à bord du navire-hôpital "André-Lebon" au cours de treize évacuations de Salonique | Bordeaux, impr. Samie, 1919. | France; medical service | |
| Maufrais, Louis [présenté par Martine Veillet] | J'étais médecin dans les tranchées, 2 aout 1914 - 14 juillet 1919 | Paris: Laffont; 2008. 380 p. | France: personal narrative; medical service | |
| Max, K. | Bilder vom Kriegshandwerk hinter d. Front: "Aus e. Heimatlazarett". | (100 S.) W. 1918. Verl. Aurora (K.Martin). | Germany; hospital | |
| Mayo, Katherine | That damn Y; a record of overseas service. | Boston: Houghton Mifflin; 1920. 432 p. | personal narrative; Y.M.C.A. | |
| Mazière, Pierre la | L'H.C.F. L'Hopital Chirurgical Flottant. Dardanelles, Moudros, Athènes, Salonique | Albin Michel; 1916. 256 p. | Né le 5 février 1879 à Paris, l'auteur est mobilisé le 2 août 1914 au 48e RIT. En 1915, il se porte volontaire pour l'Armée d'Orient. Il est affecté comme infirmier à l'hôpital flottant de cette armée, qui mouille à Gallipoli puis à Salonique, avant d'être versé au 45e RI lorsque l'hôpital est désarmé. | France: personal narrative; hospitalships |
| McCombe, John. Menzies, A.F. | Medical service at the front. | Philadelphia, Lea, 1918. 128 p. Illustrated maps and drawings | A division in the front line; Regimental medical officer; The field ambulance; Field ambulance positions; Assistent director; The corps; Medical arrangements for cavalry; Casualty clearing station | Great Britain; medical service |
| McCowan, Hervey Smith | The nurse and the knight | Association Press: 1917. 20 p. | nurses | |
| McDougall, Grace | Nursing adventures; a F.A.N.Y. in France... | London: 1917. 203 p. | personal narrative; nurses, F.A.N.Y. | |
| McDougall, Grace | A nurse at the war. Nursing adventures in Belgium and France. | New York: McBride; 1917. 203 p. | nurses, F.A.N.Y. (First Aid Nursing Yeomanry), British, ambulance driver-mechanics | personal narrative; nurses, F.A.N.Y. |
| McGregor Hellstedt, Leone | Women physicians ofthenworld: autobiographies of medical pioneers | London: McGraw-Hill 1987 | ||
| McLaren, Barbara | Women of the war. | New York: (1918). 160 p. | ||
| McLaren, Eva Shaw, ed. | A history of the Scottish women's hospitals. | London: Hodder and Stoughton; 1919. 408 p. | Great Britain; hospital | |
| McMahon, Katherine B. | A war nurse in the fifhting fields of Europe | American Journal of Nursing Volume 18, No. 8 (May, 1918), pp. 603-610 | United States: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Mélis, L. | Contribution à l'histoire du Service de Santé de l'Armée au cours de la guerre 14-18 | Institut cartographique militaire; 1932 | France; medical service | |
| Members of Her Majesty Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Nursing Service. | Reminiscent Sketches 1914 to 1919 | London, John Bale, Sons & Danielsson Ltd, 1921 | personal narrative; nurses | |
| Merrem, K. B. | Die besonderen Aufgaben d. Feldchirurgie. | (VII, 97 S.) B. 1917. August Hirschwald. | Kriegschirurgie | Germany; medical service |
| Metcalf, Stanley W. | Personal Memoirs: A Narrative of the Experiences of an American in France and Germany in 1917-1919. | Fulton, N.Y.: The Morrill Press, 1927. 254 p., illustrated. | Memoir, April 1917-August 1919. Metcalf served in the Norton-Harjes ambulance unit S.S.U. 5 until January 1918, when he was commissioned a second lieutenant in the 17th Field Artillery, 2nd Division. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Meyer | Ein Gang durch die Soldatenheime in Belgien und Frankreich. | Barmen, 1915 | Germany: personal narrative | |
| Meyer, E. | Der unbekannte Soldat. Erlebnis und Gedanken eines Truppenarztes an der Westfront. | München, 1929 | Germany: personal narrative | |
| Meyn, E. | Deutsche Frauen im Weltkrieg 1914-1918. | Leipzig, 1938 | Germany | |
| Michl, Susanne | Im Dienste des "Volkskörpers" : deutsche und französische Ärzte im Ersten Weltkrieg | Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 2007, 307 p. | During the First World War physicians in France and in Germany saw their main professional and patriotic duty not only in guaranteeing the medical care of the military and civil population. But this immense destructive force on body and soul was also a large field of medical observation and experimentation. | Germany; doctor |
| Mierisch, Helene | Kamerad Schwester. 1914-18. | Leipzig: Köhler und Amelang, 1934 [1939]. 301 S. | Germany: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Mierisch, Helene | Aerzte, Schwestern und Soldaten. Erlebtes aus zwei Weltkriegen. | Biberach an der Riss, 1957 | Germany: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Mierisch, Helene | Ein Griff ins Leben. Aus meiner Schwesternarbeit. | Biberach a.d. Riss, 1953 | Germany: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Mignon, A. (Médecin Inspecteur Général) | Le service de santé pendant la guerre 1914-1918. T.1-4 | Masson, 1926-27 | France; medical service | |
| Millard, S. | I saw them die | London, Harrap, 1936 | Memoir of a US nurse written around her 1918 diary and based on experience of a hospital eight miles behind the front | personal narrative; nurses |
| Millen, DeWitt Clinton | Memoirs of 591 in the World War. | Ann Arbor, Mich.: D.C. Millen, 1932. 99 p., illustrated. | Memoir, September 1917- ApriI 1919. Millen served in U.S.A.A.S. ambulance unit 591, which was attached to the French 4th and 27th Divisions. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Miller, Francis Trevelyan [Ed.] | True stories of the great war; tales of adventure-heroic deeds-exploits told by the soldiers, officers, nurses, diplomats, eye witnesses, collected from official and authoritative sources. | New York: Review of Reviews Company; 1917-18. 6 volumes | personal narrative | |
| Mills, A.H. | Hospital days | London, Fisher Unwin, 1916 | personal narrative | |
| Mitchell, Clarence V. | With a military ambulance in France, 1914-1915 | Princeton NJ, Princeton Banner Press, 1915 | personal narrative; ambulance | |
| Mitchell, Mildred | Letters from an American Girl in the War Zone, 1917-1919. | Princeton University Press, 1920. 69 pp. | Letters, dating from December 1917 to January 1919. The author served in a Red Cross canteen at Chalons-sur-Marne, then as a volunteer nurse in a French hospital at Ecury. Notable chiefly for an intimate and sympathetic view of po ilus and French civilians. | United States: personal narrative; nurses, Red Cross |
| Mitton, G.E. (ed). | The cellar house of Pervyse | London, A&C Black, 1917 | Describes the work of Baroness de T’Serclaes and Mairi Chisholm, who set up an advance first aid post for the Belgian Army in Flanders | personal narrative; nurses |
| Moberly, Gertrude F. | Experiences of a "Dinki Di " R.R.C. Nurse . | Glebe, N.S.W.: Australian Medical Pub. Co., 1933. 121 pp., illustrated. | Letters, July 1915-April 1919. Moberly spent most of the war in India, tending sick civilians and casualties from the East Africa campaign. Gushy letters to her man, Peter. | Australia: personal narrative; nurses |
| Monmpezat, M. | Ambulance H24 | Paris, Gallimard, 1930 | Account of a military ambulance during WW1. | personal narrative |
| Moon, E.R.P. | Four weeks as acting Commandant at the Belgian Field Hospital | London, Humphreys, 1915 | personal narrative | |
| Moore, W. | The thin yellow line | London, Leo Cooper, 1974 | personal narrative | |
| Moran, Lord. | The Anatomy of Courage. | London, Constable & Co, 1945 | An essay of great stature on courage, and the lack of it. Charles Wilson, Lord Moran, served with the Royal Fusiliers for two years before being posted to a base hospital | |
| Mordtmann, Hilde | Als ich die Türken pflegte. Erinnerungen einer Einundzwanzigjährigen. | Weimar: Kiepenheuer, 1915. 48 S. (Volume 19 van Deutsche Orientbücherei) | Germany: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Morelli, A. | Marie Curie sur le front belge pendant la première guerre mondiale. (In: Marie Sklodowska Curie et la Belgique). | Brussels, Université Libre de Bruxelles, 1990 | About the introduction of X-rays on the front in Belgium by Marie Curie | |
| Morillon, Marc ; Falabrègues, Jean-François | Le service de santé 1914-1918 | Editions Bernard Giovanangeli, 2014, 160 p. | ||
| Morrison, Dr. Lt-Col J.T.J. | Experiences in Serbia 1914-1915 | The Lancet: Volume 186, Issue 4810, 6 Nov. 1915, Pages 1039-1045 | ||
| Mosher, Clelia Duel | Again in the running; a series of sketches from observations made by the author during her service in France. | In: The Medical Woman's Journal, May 1921. 9 p. | personal narrative | |
| Mosher, Clelia Duel | War time vignettes; being a brief chronicle of some of the "high spots’ in the prosaic hard working every day life of a woman doctor in the American Red Cross ... France, during the Great War. | Typescript. 35 p. (Archives. Mosher) | personal narrative | |
| Mosher, Clelia Duel | When Lille was taken. | In: The Medical woman's Journal, July 1921. 7 p. | personal narrative | |
| Mottier, Georgette | L'ambulance du docteur Alexis Carrel telle que l'ont connue celles qui soignerent les blessés, 1914-1919. | Lausanne: 1977. 176 p. | personal narrative | |
| Moynihan, M. (Ed). | A place called Armageddon. Letters from the Great War | Newton Abbot, David & Charles, 1975 | Contains a chapter about Capt J.S.S. Martin, RAMC, who was present during the siege of Kut | personal narrative |
| Muenier, Pierre-Alexis | L'angoisse de Verdun. Notes d'un conducteur d'auto-sanitaire | Nancy, Presses Universitaires, 1991: Second ed. (First ed.: 1919) | Extrait des notes de guerre de Pierre-Alexis Muenier, qui fut conducteur d'automobile, chargé de transporter les blessés depuis les postes de secours avancé vers l'arrière. Son récit couvre une période très courte : du 23 au 28 février 1916, dans le secteur de Verdun. Il est alors à la SSA 61, affectée à la 37e DI, et participe à l'évacuation des blessés aux postes de secours de Louvemont puis de Bras, pratiquement sur la ligne de feu. | France: personal narrative; ambulance |
| Muir W. | Observations of an orderly | London, Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., 1917 | Two brilliantly written accounts of work at the 3rd London General Hospital, Wandsworth, London. Muir was also Editor of the hospital’s journal. | personal narrative; hospital |
| Muir W. | The happy hospital | London, Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., 1918 | personal narrative | |
| Muir, J.R. | Years of experience | London, Paul Allen, 1936. | Surgeon Rear-Admiral Muir’s experience was in England and the North Sea fleet | personal narrative; surgeon |
| Munck, Luc de | Altijd troosten; Belgische verpleegsters tijdens de Eerste Wereldoorlog | AUP: 2018, 192 p. | ||
| Munier-Wroblewska, M. | Schwester Ursula | Stuttgart-Berlin, 1920 | Germany: novel; nurses | |
| Munthe A. | Red Cross and Iron Cross | London, John Murray, 1916 | personal narrative; Red Cross | |
| Munthe G, Uexkull G. (trans.M Munthe & Lord Sudley). | The story of Axel Munthe. | New York, E.P Dutton & Co, 1953. | Axel Munthe served with the Red Cross at the front during World War I, and was author of Red Cross and Iron Cross (q.v.). Gustaf Munthe was his son.) | personal narrative; Red Cross |
| Musehold, P. | Streiflichter aus d. Wirken d. Sanitätskorps im Weltkriege. [Umschlagt.: Musehold: Sanitäter!] | Oldenburg, G. Stalling 1927. | Germany; medical service | |
| Nast, Clara | Die Helferin vom Roten Kreuz. Kriegsnovelle. | Berlin, A. Weichert, 1915, 132 p. | Germany; Red Cross | |
| Navarro, Antonio de | The Scottish women's hospital at the French abbey of Royaumont. | London: Allen and Unwin; 1917. 223 p. | Great Britain; hospital | |
| Nelson, David Theodore. | Letters and Diaries of David T. Nelson, 1914-1919. | Waukon, Iowa: J.P. Nelson, 1996. 189 p., illustrated. | Letters, September 1914- July 1919. Best on Nelson's service with the Belgian Relief Commission in 1914-1915 and his service with A.F.S. ambulance section No. 1 from December 1915 to May 1916. Nelson entered the U.S. Army in April 1917 and worked in military intelligence. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Neter, E. | Der seelische Zusammenbruch der deutschen Kampffront 1918. Betrachtungen eines Front-Arztes. | In: Süddeutsche Monatshefte, 22. Jahrgang, Band 2, Juli 1925, | Germany | |
| Nichols, Alan H. | Letters Home from the Lafayette Flying Corps. Edited by Nancy Nichols. | San Francisco: J.D. Huff, 1993. 296 p., illustrated. | Letters, February 1917-May 1918. Nichols was an ambulance driver with S.S.U. 14 of the A.F.S. until July 1917, when he left for aviation training and eventual service as a lieutenant flying Nieuports with French Escadrilles Spad 98 and 85. He was shot down and killed in June 1918. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Niedner, P. | Bei d. Schwerverwundeten. (Gott mit uns. Heft 12.) | Leipzig: Koch, 1914. 16 S. | Germany; hospital | |
| Niehues, Wilhelm | Die Sanitätsausrüstung des Heeres im Kriege. | Berlin: Hirschwald 1913, 527 S. | Germany; medical service | |
| Nitschke, Anja | Helfen Im Menschenschlachthaus? Tatigkeit Und Selbstverstandnis Des Deutschen Sanitatspersonals Im Ersten Weltkrieg | Logos Verlag Berlin 2003, 120 p. | Diese Arbeit bietet einen Einstieg in die Geschichte des deutschen Sanitatswesens im Ersten Weltkrieg. Sie informiert grundlegend über den Aufbau des Sanitatswesens, die Organisation der Kranken- und Verwundetenversorgung und beleuchtet die vielfaltigen Verbindungen zwischen Militar- und Zivilmedizin sowie die Einbeziehung breiter Bevolkerungskreise in die Aufrechterhaltung eines kriegswichtigen Faktors. | |
| Nobel, E. | Praktische Durchführg. d. Ernährungssystems v. Pirquet in e. Militärspitale. | (16 S.) W. 1918. M.Perles. | Germany; hospital | |
| O'Brian, Alice Lord | No Glory: Letters from France, 1917-1919. | Buffalo, N.Y.: Airport Publishers, 1936. 184 pp., illustrated. | Letters, September 1917-March 1919. Letters of a Red Cross nurse at St. Germain-des-Fosses, presented "to convince a careless generation of the futility of war" despite being unrelentingly peppy and cheerful. | United States: personal narrative; nurses, Red Cross |
| Ogston, Alexander | Reminiscences of three campaigns | London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1919. 335 p., illustrated. | Autobiography, part on World War 1. The author was a military surgeon, and served in the Egyptian War of 1884-85 and the Boer War before going to Serbia and Italy during the First World War. Ogston claims to have had a near-death experience | Great Britain: personal narrative |
| Olier, François ; Quenec'hdu, Jean-Luc | Hôpitaux militaires dans la guerre 1914-1918 : Tome 1, France nord-ouest | Ysec Editions, 2008, 301 p. | ||
| Olier, François ; Quenec'hdu, Jean-Luc | Hôpitaux militaires dans la guerre 1914-1918 : Tome 2, Paris France centre-est | Ysec Editions, 2010, 300 p. | ||
| Olier, François ; Quenec'hdu, Jean-Luc | Hôpitaux militaires dans la guerre 1914-1918 : Tome 3, France sud-ouest | Ysec Editions, 2011, 320 p. | ||
| Olier, François ; Quenec'hdu, Jean-Luc | Hôpitaux militaires dans la guerre 1914-1918 : Tome 4, France sud-est | Ysec Editions, 2013, 320 p. | ||
| Olier, François ; Quenec'hdu, Jean-Luc | Hôpitaux militaires dans la guerre 1914-1918 : Tome 5, France nord-est & armee d'orient | Ysec Editions, 2017, 304 p. | ||
| Oppenheimer, Eugen H. | Erlebnisse eines kriegsfreiwilligen Arztes im Weltkriege. | Berlin, Koch & Schätzle,1933, 106 p. | Germany: personal narrative; doctor | |
| Orcutt, P.D. | White road of mystery: the note book of an American ambulancier | London, Lane, 1918 | personal narrative; ambulance driver | |
| Padberg, Magdalena | Das Leben der Elsa Brändström. | [Hamburg, 1968.] 191 p. | biography; | |
| Paikowski, Edward F. | Les Terribles. Edited by Sylvia Scharmach. | New York: Pageant Press, 1967. 86 p., illustrated. | Memoir, May 1917- November 1918. The author was a private in Ambulance Company 125, 32nd Division, and saw fighting at ChateauThierry and the Meuse-Argonne. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Panke-Kochinke, Birgit | Unterwegs und doch daheim. (Ueber-) Lebensstrategien von Kriegskrankenschwestern im Ersten Weltkrieg | Frankfurt am Main, Mabuse-Verlag, 2004 | Germany; nurses | |
| Panke-Kochinke, Birgit und Schaidhammer-Placke, Monika | Frontschwestern und Friedensengel. Kriegskrankenpflege im Ersten und Zweiten Weltkrieg. Ein Quellen- und Fotoband | Frankfurt am Main, Mabuse-Verlag, 2002. 287 p. | Germany; nurses | |
| Payen, Joseph-Eugène | L'âme du poilu | Imprimerie Jacques et Demontrond, 1923-1926 | Agé de 60 ans, l'auteur ne s'en porte pas moins volontaire et officie pendant toute la guerre, avec dévouement et abnégation, auprès des soldats des premières lignes. Celui-ci est un recueil de souvenirs qui va du 2 août 1914 à 1917. | France: personal narrative; nurses |
| Perrin, François | Un toubib sous l'uniforme | Anovi, 2009 | François Perrin est nommé comme médecin dans un régiment de hussards avant d'être muté en Afrique du Nord. Il participe aux campagnes coloniales en 1907-1908 avant de revenir en métropole, à Tours puis à Saint-Dié, au 3e BCP. C'est avec cette unité qu'il part au combat en août 1914. Capturé le 20 août, il est rapidement rapatrié. Le 23 mai 1915, il est nommé chef du GBD de la 123e DI. Mi-juin, il passe à la 36e DI. Le 7 août 1915, il devient médecin-chef de l'Ambulance 1/155, une ambulance pour grands blessés intransportables sur le front de Reims. En 1917, épuisé, il est évacué et placé en congé. | France: personal narrative; ambulance |
| Perrin, Laure | Trois ans de guerre à Avallon: journal de l'hopital auxiliaire no. 9, aout 1914-septembre 1917, par une infirmière | Joigny, 1920, 117 p. | France; hospital; personal narrative | |
| Peterkin, Millicent B. | Hospital Barges in France: Correspondence from a Nursing Sister, with the British Expeditionary Force, During World War 1. Edited by Peter L. High. | Abernethy: Chavril Press , 1997. 20 pp., illustrated. | Letters, September 1917- December 1918. The focus of this book is not Peterkin 's letters but the postmarks on them. | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses |
| Petit, Jacques Le | Journal de guerre | Anovi, 2009 | Jacques Le Petit est affecté dans des unités combattantes : au 11e RAC jusqu'au 16 septembre 1914, au 5e RI jusque fin septembre puis au 129e RI jusqu'au 7 août 1916. Il exerce alors pratiquement en première ligne. Il est ensuite affecté à l'ambulance 4/54, puis à la 14/5. De mars à juillet 1917, il est à l'arrière dans un hôpital à Caen, avant de retourner sur le front avec le 267e RAC. Début octobre 1918, il est sévèrement blessé et finit la guerre hospitalisé. | France: personal narrative; ambulance |
| Pfaender, Maria | Kriegserlebnisse von Schwestern der Diakonissenanstalt Stuttgart, gesammelt von Schwester Maria Pfaender, 1914-1918. | Kaiserslautern: Verlag des Ev.Vereins 1938. 64 S. und 10 Abb. | Germany: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Pflugk-Harttung, Elfriede von. [hrsg.] | Frontschwestern. Ein deutsches Ehrenbuch. Deutsche Tat im Weltkrieg 1914/18, Band 21, Frontschwestern. | Berlin, 1936. 342 p. [Bernard & Graefe, 1941] | Unter Mitarbeit von zahlreichen Frontschwestern. | Germany: personal narrative; nurses |
| Piatt Andrew, A. [Friends of France] | The Field Service of the American Ambulance described by its members | Thomas Allen, Toronto, 1916, 295 p. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance | |
| Piggott, Juliet | Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps | Leo Cooper, 1990, | This history of the QARANC records the role that nursing has played in the army from the 17th century until the present day | Great Britain; medical service |
| Pitrois, Yvonne | Les femmes de 1914-1915; II Infirmieres heroiques. | Geneve: 1915. 67 p. | personal narrative; nurses | |
| Plachte, E. | Skizzen aus e. Berliner Lazarett. (Text v. F. Servaes.) | Berlin: 1916. Reuß & P. (16 Taf. u. 3 S.) | Germany; hospital, Berlin | |
| Platoon Commander (pseud). | Hospital days | London, Unwin, 1916 | personal narrative; | |
| Plenz, Paul Gerhard (Oberarzt) | Kriegsbriefe eines Feldarztes der Armee Hindenburg | Gotha: Perthes, 1916, 88 p. | Germany: personal narrative; doctor | |
| Poisot, M. | Mon journal de guerre: 1914-1918 | Beaune; 1985 | WW1 personal narrative of a French doctor. Facsimile of the manuscript. | personal narrative; doctor |
| Poiteau, Emile | Les coulisses de l'épopée, | Editions de l'Epidaure, 1923 (réédition : Figuière, 1926) | Mobilisé à la déclaration de guerre, l'auteur fut affecté au 22e RAC Coloniale comme médecin à la fin de 1915. Son livre est un recueil de récits hétérogènes. | France: personal narrative; doctor |
| Pottecher, Jean | Lettres d'un fils | Emile-Paul, 1926 (réédition : Ysec, 2003) | L'auteur s'engage en avril 1915 à la 4e SIM. Pacifiste, socialiste, il souhaite servir sans porter les armes. Versé au 19e BCP, il part pour le front le 26 juillet 1916 comme infirmier au 59e BCP. Il y restera jusqu'à ce qu'il soit tué, le 24 juillet 1918. L'ouvrage rassemble les lettres qu'il a adressées à sa famille pendant ces années de guerre. | France: personal narrative; stretcher-bearer |
| Pound, R. | Gillies: Surgeon Extraordinary. | London, Michael Joseph, 1964 | The biography of Sir Harold Gillies, chief surgeon at the Queen’s Hospital, Sidcup, and regarded as the father of 20th Century plastic surgery | personal narrative; surgeon |
| Poustie, Murray | Remember Our Nurses: The Service and Sacrifice of Bendigo Nurses in World War One | Murray Poustie, 2014, 124 p. | A tribute to the service and sacrifice of the thirty two nurses listed on the Bendigo Base Hospital Roll-of-Honour, thirty nurses listed on the Honour Roll on the Loggia of the Soldiers' Memorial Institute, Pall Mall Bendigo, and twelve Bendigo related nurses not listed on either roll. | Australia; nurses |
| Powell, Anne | Women in the War Zone: Hospital Service in the First World War | The History Press, 2009, 416 p. ISBN-10: 0750950595 | In "Women in the War Zone", Anne Powell has selected extracts from first-hand accounts of the experiences of those female medical personnel who served abroad during the First World War. Covering both the Western and the Eastern Fronts, from Petrograd to Basra and from Antwerp to the Dardanelles, they include nursing casualties from the Battle of Ypres, a young doctor put in charge of a remote hospital in Serbia and a nurse who survived a torpedo attack, albeit with serious injuries. | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses, hospital |
| Pradel, E. de (docteur) | La guerre en sabots chez les majors. Extraits du Journal d’un médecin de l’armée territoriale, mobilisé pendant la Grande Guerre 1914- 1918. | Victorion, Lafoyle, 1926, 285 p. | France: personal narrative; doctor | |
| Prentice, S. Padre | A Red Cross Chaplain | New York, Dutton, 1919 | Sartrell Prentice worked as a chaplain at a Base Hospital and behind the lines | personal narrative; hospital |
| Prétet, Henri | Le relèvement des blessés sur le champ de bataille et leur transport dans la zone de l’avant. (Campagne 1914-1915.) (Thèse) | Lyon: A.Rey; 1915 | France; | |
| Prévot, Jean | Carnets d'un ambulancier et pharmacien. De la bataille de Quennevières aux combats du Soissonnais 1915-1918 | Edition des Equateurs; 2007. 318 p. | France: personal narrative; ambulance | |
| Prilep, Hajde | Journal d'un poilu d'Orient | Girard: 1936 [reedition Editions 73, 1989] | L'auteur est affecté au 19e section d'infirmiers militaire. rattachée à la 57e DI, avec laquelle il embarque pour le front d'Orient. (Vardar, Salonique, Kilkis, Cerna, Albanie, Dobropolje, Constantinople, Odessa) | France: personal narrative; nurses |
| Prior, Richard M. and Budreau, Lisa M. | Answering the call : the U.S. Army Nurse Corps, 1917-1919 : a commemorative tribute to military nursing in World War I | Washington, DC : Office of the Surgeon General, U.S. Army, Borden Institute, Walter Reed Army Medical Center : 2008. 238 p. illus. | Army Nurse Corps | United States. ; nurses, medical care |
| Pütter, E. [bearb.] | Verwaltungsbericht. Kriegschronik d. kgl. Charité. | (64 S.) B. 1916. A.Hirschwald. | Germany; hospital | |
| Quin, Shawna M. | Agnes Warner and the Nursing Sisters of the Great War | Goose Lane editions. 2012, 174 p. | the nurses of the Canadian Army Nursing Service in World War I. the experiences of New Brunswick's nursing sisters | Canada; nurses |
| R.A.L., [Ray, Anna Chapin ed.] | Letters of a Canadian Stretcher Bearer | Boston, Little, Brown & Co, 1918. 288 p. | R.A.L. saw service at No 3 Canadian General Hospital at Boulogne before moving up to the front. He was gassed near Lens on 23rd August 1917. | Canada: personal narrative; hospital, stretcher bearer |
| Ramsay, J. (Capt RAMC). | The outside edge of battle. Some recollections of a Casualty Clearing Station | Blackburn, The Standard Press, 1919 | The author was attached to the East Lancs (64 CCS) in 1917 | personal narrative |
| Rauber, Arnold | Im Schwerverwundetenzug Konstanz-Lyon. Vortag, gehalten in der Kirche zu trogen am 28. Mai 1916 anläßlich der Jahresversammlung der ostschweizer. Samariterhülfslehrer. | 1916. 62, [4] S. | Germany; medical service, hospitaltrain | |
| Rauch, R. | Momentbilder aus feldärztliche Tätigkeit. | (47 S.) G. 1918. Leuschner & L. | Germany; personal narrative; doctor | |
| Rauch, Rudolf (Red.) | Ärzte u. ihre Helfer im Weltkriege 1914-1918 (Helden im weißen Kittel), Apotheker im Weltkriege. | Göth, 1935, 503 p. | Germany: personal narrative; doctor | |
| Reckitt, H.J. | V.R.76, a French military hospital | London, Heinemann, 1921 | personal narrative; hospital | |
| Reibold, Ellen | Quatre mois dans un hopital militaire de Lyon. | Geneve: 1915. 43 p. | personal narrative | |
| Rémi, H. | Hommes sans visage. | Lausaunne, SPES, 1942 | In this short paperback Henriette Rémi describes her experiences as a nursing assistant at an unnamed French hospital for facial injuries. | nurses |
| Requadt, Rudolf | Aus den Kämpfen um Lüttich von einem Sanitätssoldaten | Berlin: Fisher; 1915. 83 p. | Sammlung von Schriften zur Zeitgeschichte | Germany: personal narrative |
| Research Society of the American Red Cross in France | War medicine. | Research Society of the American Red Cross in France. 1917 | medical service | |
| Retailleau , Léopold | Musicien-brancardier... carnets de Léopold Retailleau | Anovi, 2003 | Mobilisé en août 1914, l'auteur a tenu son carnet de route jusqu'à ce qu'il trouve la mort le 26 juillet 1918, près de Dormans. Il aura connu successivement les secteurs de Bièvre (août 1914), Mondement (septembre 1914), les Flandres (1914-15), l'Artois (1915), la Champagne (1916), Verdun (1916), le Chemin des Dames (1917), la Marne (1918). | France: personal narrative; stretcher-bearer |
| Retté, Adolphe | Ceux qui soignent. Notes de guerre | Bloud; 1918. 250 p. | Après avoir servi dans un hôpital en Provence, il s'engage en novembre 1914 à la 15e SIM. Il est presque aussitôt versé dans une ambulance divisionnaire, où il demeure jusqu'en mars 1915, date à laquelle il est évacué. Après deux mois passés dans un hôpital d'Aix-en-Provence, il est réformé. (Champagne novembre 1914 - mars 1915) | France: personal narrative; ambulance, nurses, hospital |
| Reverta, A. | Als Oesterreichische Rotkreuzschwester in Russland. Tagebuch der Gräfin Anna Reverta. | In: Süddeutsche Monatshefte, München, September 1923, Heft 12, 20. Jahrgang, Sonderdruck, S. 252-282 | Germany: personal narrative; nurses, Red Cross | |
| Reznick, Jeffrey S. | Healing the nation : soldiers and the culture of caregiving in Britain during the Great War | Manchester University Press, 2004, 172 . | Healing the Nation is a study of caregiving during the Great War, exploring life behind the lines for ordinary British soldiers who served on the Western Front | medical service |
| Ribbert, H. | Krieg und Krankheit. | (30 S.) B. 1916. F.Cohen. | Germany; medical service | |
| Rice, P.S. | An American crusader at Verdun [previously published as: An ambulance driver in France] | Princeton, Princeton UP, 1918. 103 p. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance | |
| Riemann, Hernriette | Schwester der Vierten Armee. Ein Kriegstagebuch. | Berlin, Karl Vogels Verlag, 1930. 307 p. | Germany: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Riemann, Hernriette | Wie Schwester Emma den Krieg erlebte | Rekord Verlag, 1930, 307 p. | Germany; nurses | |
| Riener, Karoline | Medizin und moderner Krieg. Walter und Elisabeth von Oettingen im Dienst des Roten Kreuzes (Russisch-Japanischer Krieg 1904/05 und Erster Weltkrieg 1914 - 1918 | (Quellen und Forschungen aus dem Universitätsarchiv, Bd. 1) | Germany; Red Cross; medical service | |
| Ritter, Hans | Meine Erlebnisse als Sanitätsoffizier im Weltkrieg 1914-1918. | Hamburg: Selbstverlag 1925, 167 S. [1934, 244 S.] | Germany: personal narrative; medical service | |
| Roger, Noëlle | Les carnets d’une infirmière (6 carnets) | Attinger; 1916 | France: personal narrative; | |
| Roger, Noëlle | Das Tagebuch einer Krankenpflegerin. Aus französischen Lazaretten. Übersetzung von Friedrich Maibach. | 6 Hefte in 1 Band. (288 S.) Neuchâtel (Schweiz) [1916.] Gebr.Attinger. | Germany: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Root, Esther Sayles and Marjorie Crocker | Over periscope pond; letters from two American girls in Paris. October 1916 - January 1918 | Boston: Houghton Mifflin; 1918. 295 p. | United States: personal narrative | |
| Rorie, D. | A Medico's Luck in the War. | Aberdeen, Milne & Hutchinson, 1929 | Served with the 51st (Highland) Division, and describes Givenchy, Beaumont Hamel, Cambrai and the battles of 1918 | Great Britain: personal narrative |
| Ross, Ishobel | Angel of the battlefield. The life of Clara Barton | Pyramid Books, 1963, 127 p. | Germany; nurses | |
| Ross, Ishobel | Little Grey Partridge: First World War Diary of lshobel Ross who Served with the Scottish Women's Hospital's Unit in Serbia. | Aberdeen: Aberdeen University Press, 1988. 93 pp., illustrated. | Diary, July 1916-July 1917. Ross served as a cook in a Scottish Women's Hospital unit in the Salonika campaign. Diary suffers from lack of annotation, as many of the cryptic references are unexplained; interesting photographs. | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses |
| Roth, A. | Briefe aus dem Felde und aus den Lazaretten. So sah ich den Krieg, Band 1. | Leipzig, 1930 | Germany: personal narrative; hospital | |
| Roure, L. | Devant la douleur. Carnet d'une infirmière. Sonnets de campagne. Pages Religieuses | Etudes. 1915, t.143, 113 p. | France: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Roussel-Lépine, J. | Une ambulance de gare. Croquis des premiers jours de guerre | Paris: Plon-Nourrit; 1916. 200 p. | France: personal narrative | |
| Rüdgisch, Emmy von | Aus dem Völkerkrieg 1916/IV. Unterm Roten Kreuz. Erlebnisse und Schilderungen von Emmy von Rüdgisch. | In: Heim und Herd, Deutsche Jugend- und Hausbücherei, Band 14, Lahr/Baden, 1916 | Germany: personal narrative | |
| Rüdiger, W. | Frauen im Dienst der Menschlichkeit. Erlebtes im Deutschen Roten Kreuz von 1914 bis Friedland. | München, 1962 | Germany: personal narrative | |
| Rühlemann, G. A. | Album für Krankenträger. Verwundeten-Beförderung. u. erste Hilfe im Kriege. 15. Aufl. | (171 S.) M. 1918. H.W.Schlimpert. | Germany; medical service | |
| Rühlemann, G. A. | Erste Hilfe bei Verletzten u. plötzlich Erkrankten n. Transport derselben. Leitfaden f. d. Sanitätskolonnen-Unterricht. 15. Aufl. | (171 S.) M. [1919]. H.W.Schlimpert. | Germany; medical service | |
| Russner, Käthe | Schwesterndienst im Weltkriege. Feldpostbriefe und Tagebuchblätter. | Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1936. 116 p. | Germany: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Rutherford, N.J.C. | Memories of an Army Surgeon | Paul, 1939 | Recollections from Salonika | personal narrative; surgeon. doctor |
| Rutherford, Nathaniel John Crawford | Soldiering with a Stethoscope. | London: Stanley Paul, 1937. 288 p., illustrated. | Autobiography, about 70 p. on World War I, when Rutherford served as a divisional medical officer in France, Flanders, and Salonika. Good detail on medical work and casualties. | Great Britain; personal narrative; surgeon, doctor |
| Saint-Paul, Georges (Dr.) | Le médecin au feu. 1. Le médecin divisionnaire | Alcan, 1919. | France; medical service | |
| Salm-Reifferscheidt, Franziska | Frauen in der Kriegskrankenpflege im Ersten Weltkrieg am Beispiel einer Rotkreuzschwester: Marianne Jarka | Wien: Universität Wien, 2010. 120 p. | Austria; nurses, Red Cross | |
| Saltonstall, Nora; Graham, Judith S. | Out here at the front : the World War I letters of Nora Saltonstall | UPNE, 2004, 296 p. | Nora Saltonstall (1894-1919) was just twenty-three when she left behind her privileged, upper-class life in Boston for volunteer service in France during the Great War. Nora's mission began in 1917 | personal narrative; nurses |
| Sandes, Flora | The Autobiography of a Woman Soldier : A Brief Record of Adventure with the Serbian Army, 1916-1919. | London: H.F. & G. Witherby, 1927. 222 pp., illustrated. | Memoir, August 1914-November 1918. Sandes went to Serbia in February 1915 as a nurse in a Red Cross unit, then promptly enlisted in the 2nd Infantry Regiment of the Serbian army. Wounded in 1916, she nevertheless stayed in service until the end of the war, eventually gaining promotion to lieutenant. The verity of her account has been questioned. | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses, Red Cross |
| Sardent, Marie de (Jacques de la Faye) | Les infirmières, notes et souvenirs : feuillets d'épopée | Nice, De L'Eclaireur, 1918, 30 p. | nurses; France | |
| Sarnecky, Mary T. | A History of the U.S. Army Nurse Corps | University of Pennsylvania Press, 1999, 536 p. | Thousands of women have served in the Nurse Corps of the U. S. Army. Many of them worked in war zones, where their extraordinary courage, resourcefulness, and toughness first astonished and then won the respect of male officers. | United States; medical service |
| Saxe, Marvin Stowe. | An Old Veteran Reminisces. | Somerville, N.J.: Somerset Press, 1978. 142 p., illustrated. | Memoir, April 1917-1919. Saxe served in U.S.A.A.S. section 592, driving Fords and Fiats in the Vosges, until February 1918, when he became a private in the 304th Brigade, Tank Corps, or 1st Tank Brigade. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Schaefer, Daniel | Lazarett-Bilder. Wie sie litten und starben in großer Zeit. 3. Aufl. | Elberfeld. Buchhandlung d. Ev. Gesellsch. f. Deutschl. 1921. (95 S.) | Germany; hospital | |
| Schäfer, D. | Lazarett-Bilder. Erlebnisse und Erfahrungen eines Lazarett-Seelsorgers. | Elberfeld, 1918 | Germany; personal narrative; hospital | |
| Schäfer, D. | Stilles Heldentum. Lazarett-Bilder. | 4. Aufl. B., Sonnenweg-Verl. 1928. | Germany; hospital | |
| Schairer, Gerda | Der Engel von Sibirien. Roman. | Buch- u. Tiefdr. Ges., 1935 - 296 p. | Germany: novel | |
| Schauta, Fr. | Die Frau v. 50 Jahren. - Krieg u. Geburtshilfe. | (77 S.) W. 1917. M.Perles. | Medizinische Kriegserfahrungen | Germany; medical service |
| Schede, E. | Als Arzt in Mazedonien 1916-18. Briefe und Betrachtungen. | Nordhausen a. Harz, L. Hornickels Buchh. 1929. | Germany; personal narrative; doctor | |
| Schilling, Eugen | Als Sanitäter an der Front. Tagebuchaufzeichnungen e. Schweizer Krankenpflegers im Weltkrieg: unpolitisches Tatsachenbericht. | Zürich: Schweizer Spiegel Verlag, 1935. 231 S. | Germany: personal narrative; doctor | |
| Schjerning, Otto v. [Hrsg.] | Bibliothek von Coler - v. Schjerning. Sammlung von Werken aus dem Bereiche der medizinischen Wissenschaften mit besonderer Berücksichtigung der militärmedizinischen Gebiete | Berlin, A.Hirschwald 1901-1920 | Germany; medical service | |
| Schjerning, Otto von | Die Tätigkeit und die Erfolge der deutschen Feldärzte im Weltkriege : zugleich Einleitung zu dem "Handbuch der ärztlichen Erfahrungen im Weltkriege" | (26 S.) L. 1920. J.A.Barth. | Germany; medical service | |
| Schleich, C. L. | 2 Jahre Kriegschirurg. Erfahrungen aus e. Berliner Lazarett. | (VII, 82 S.) St. 1916. B., E.Rowohlt. | Germany; hospital | |
| Schlieben, A. v. | Heldinnen vom Roten Kreuz. Lazaretterzählungen. | Berlin, 1916 | Germany; Red Cross, hospital, nurses | |
| Schmidt-Meinecke, Sigrid | Der Ruf der Stunde. Schwestern unter dem Roten Kreuz, herausgegeben von der Oberinnen-Vereinigung im Deutschen Roten Kreuz. | Stuttgart, W. Kohlhammer, 1963, 260 p. | Hundert Jahre Geschichte der dt. Rotkreuz-Schwesternschaften, von den ersten Schritten der Grossherzogin von Baden bis zu den 49 Schwesternschaften des Verbandes Dt. Mutterhäuser vom Roten Kreuz | Germany; nurses, Red Cross |
| Schneider, B. | Ulrich Haake, Das Buch vom Kriege 1914-1918. | Ebenhausen, 1934 | Germany | |
| Schullern, Heinrich von | Erinnerungen eines Feldarztes aus dem Weltkrieg. | Hall in Tirol: Union Verlag, 1934 | Germany: personal narrative; doctor | |
| Schwander, M. | Dans la Tourmente. Avec les Belges pendant la Guerre mondiale (septembre 1914 - décembre 1915) | Paris-Neuchatel, ca. 1919 | The author was a nurse, member of the "Alliance Suisse des Gardes-Malades". | Switzerland: personal narrative; nurses |
| Schwander, Martha | Das Fähnlein von Antwerpen. Erlebnisse e. Schweizerin bei d. Belgiern im Weltkrieg. | Bern: Hallwag, 1934. 92 S. | Switzerland: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Schwester Anita W.-L. | Eine Fahrt von der West- zur Ostfront. | Das Kränzchen. Illustrierte Mädchen-Zeitung | 29. Folge, Stuttgart/Berlin/Leipzig/Wien, S. 38-42, S. 60-62, S. 70-72, S. 86-88 und S. 102-106 | Germany: personal narrative; |
| Senftleben, Eduard; Foerster, Wolfgang; Liesner, Gerhard | Unter dem Roten Kreuz im Weltkriege. Das Buch der freiwilligen Krankenpflege (unter Mitwirkung des Deutschen Roten Kreuzes). | Berlin: Weller 1934. 453 S. | Germany; Red Cross | |
| Sergeant, E.S. | Shadow shapes, the journal of a wounded woman, October 1918 - May 1919 | Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1920 | personal narrative | |
| Serjeant-Major R.A.M.C. | With the R.A.M.C. in Egypt | London: Cassell; 1918. 316 p. | personal narrative; medical service | |
| Shay, Michael E. | A grateful heart : the history of a World War I field hospital | Greenwood Press, 2002 - 237 p. | hospital | |
| Shield, H. | War Diary, 12 August-25 October, 1914. | Privately printed, 1915 | A dramatic account of the retreat from Mons. The author, a medical officer, was killed on 26 October. | personal narrative |
| Shipton, Elisabeth | Female Tommies: The Frontline Women of the First World War | The History Press; 2014, 256 p. | ||
| Shiveley, G.J (ed). | Record of the S.S.U.585 Yale ambulance unit with the French Army 1917-1919 | New York, Brick Row, 1920 | personal narrative; ambulance | |
| Siers, Robyn | Devotion : stories of Australia's wartime nurses | Canberra, ACT : Department of Veterans Affairs in association with the Australian War Memorial [2013] | ||
| Silex, P., u. B. Hirsch | Bericht üb. unsere 3jähr. Tätigkeit an d. Blinden-Lazarettschule d. Vereinslazaretts St. Maria Viktoria-Heilanst. zu Berlin, Karlstraße 29. | B.: S.Karger, 1918, 72 p. | Germany; hospital, Berlin | |
| Simmons, M. K. | Feuer im Blut. Roman. | München-Zürich, 1978 | Germany: novel | |
| Sinclair, May | A journal of impressions in Belgium: record of experiences with a field ambulance in the autumn of 1914. | London: Hutchinson; 1915. 332 p. [New York: Macmillan; 1915] | Field Ambulance in Flanders | Great Britain: personal narrative; hospital, nurses |
| Slater, William. | The War Diaries of William Slater. | Strathmore, Vic.: Astrovisuals, 2000. 268 pp., illustrated. | Diaries, 1915-1917. Slater went to France in November 1916 as a stretcher bearer with the 10th Field Ambulance, and served eight months before being wounded and leaving for England. Antiwar; he later served as a prominent Australian Labor politician. | Australia and New Zealand: personal narrative; stretcher bearer |
| Smith, Harry L., and James R. Eckman | Memoirs of an Ambulance Company Officer. | Rochester, Minn.: Doomsday Press, 1940. 226 p., illustrated. | Memoir, April 1917-August 1919. Smith, a doctor, served in ambulance company No. 21 of the 4th Division at the Aisne-Marne , St. Mihiel, and Meuse-Argonne. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance |
| Smith, Helen Zenna | Mrs. Biest pfeift. Frauen an d. Front. (Dt. v. H. Reisiger.) | B., S. Fischer, Verl. 1930. | Germany: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Smith, Lesley | Four Years Out of Life. | London: Philip Allan, 1931. 302pp., illustrated. | Nursing experiences on the Western Front, illustrated by the author’s own atmospheric woodcuts | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses |
| Sommer, W. | Im Lazarettzug. Stimmungsbilder. | (32 S.) N. 1915. D.Meininger. | Germany: ; medical service, hospitaltrain | |
| Sonnenthal-Scherer, Maria | Ein Frauenschicksal im Kriege. Briefe und Tagebuchaufzeichnungen von Schwester Maria Sonnenthal-Scherer, eingeleitet und nach den Handschriften herausgegeben von Hermine von Sonnenthal. | Berlin: 1918. 253 p. | Germany: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Souttar, Henry Sessions | A Surgeon in Belgium. | London, Edward Arnold, 1915. 217 p. | Experiences with the Belgian Field Ambulance service | Great Britain: personal narrative; ambulance, hospital, surgeon, nurses |
| Speakman, Marie Anna Vuilleumier | Memories. Experiences of American hospital service in France | Wilmington, Del.: Greenwood Bookshop, 1937. 191 p., illustrated. | Memoir, June 1915-November 1918. Written by the wife of Dr William Speakman, a dental surgeon who served with the AEF following volunteer service in France. Contains a description of facial injuries that Speakman encountered at Neuilly, and personal accounts of the soldiers who were so injured | United States: personal narrative |
| Spearing, Evelyn Mary. | From Cambridge to Camiers under the Red Cross | Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1917. 87 p. | personal narrative | |
| Spiegl, P. (ed). | Elsie Fenwick in Flanders. The Diaries of a Nurse 1915-1918 | Stamford, Spiegl Press, 1980 | Elsie Fenwick served with the Red Cross at La Panne, beginning as a probationer and finishing as head sister on a surgical ward of 80 beds | personal narrative; Red Cross, nurses |
| Starns, Penny | Sisters of the Somme. True stories from a first world war field hospital | The History Press, 2016 | Following the outbreak of WWI, the Order of St. John appealed for volunteers to train as frontline medical staff at a major volunteer field hospital in Etaples, France. One such volunteer was Lily Fielding. This book is a heart-warming account of camaraderie and compassion based on the true stories of the VAD nurses who were at the Somme | hospital, VAD nurses |
| Stepansky, Paul E. | Easing Pain on the Western Front. American Nurses of the Great War and the Birth of Modern Nursing Practice | McFarland, 2019, 244 p. | Drawing on firsthand accounts of American nurses, as well as their Canadian and British counterparts, historian Paul E. Stepansky describes nurses' encounters with devastating new forms of injury--wounds from high-explosive artillery shells, poison gas burns, ''shell shock,'' the Spanish Flu. | United States; nurses |
| Stephenson, W. | A Memoir of the Rev. W.H.Norman M.A. | privately printed, n.d. | A sergeant in the RAMC, Norman had served in France during 1915-16 until invalided by neuritis and rheumatism. He was lost at sea while returning to service in Egypt on the Transylvania when it was torpedoed in the Mediterranean on 4th May 1917 | personal narrative |
| Stevenson, Betty G. | Betty Stevenson, Y.M.C.A., croix de guerre avec palme, Sept. 3, 1896 - May 30, 1918 | London: Longmans Green; 1920. 295 p. | Account of Betty's wartime experiences published by her parents | Great Britain: personal narrative; Y.M.C.A. |
| Stevenson, Sarah Sand | Lamp for a Soldier: The Caring Story of a Nurse in World War 1. | Bismarck, N.D.: North Dakota State Nurses' Association, 1976. 112 pp., illustrated. | United States: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Stevenson, W.Y. | At the Front in a Flivver | Boston & New York, Houghton & Mifflin, 1917. | Account by the financial editor of a Philadelphia newspaper of his experiences as an ambulancier with the French from March to December 1916. | personal narrative; ambulance |
| Stewart, Alfred Robert Morison | Diaries of an Unsung Hero. Edited by Margaret Willmington. | Blaxland, N.S.W.: M. Willmington, 1995. 276 pp., illustrated. | Letters/diary, August 1915-September 1917.Stewart, a conscientious objector, served as a stretcher bearer with the 17th Battalion, A.I.F., and was killed in service in Polygon Wood in November 1917. Good, detailed entries. | Australia and New Zealand: personal narrative; stretcher bearer |
| Stimson, Julia Catherine | Finding themselves; the letters of an American army chief nurse in a British hospital in France. | New York, Macmillan, 1919; [1927]. 231 p. | United States: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Stoof, Laurie S. | Russia's Sisters of Mercy and the Great War. More Than Binding Men’s Wounds | University Press of Kansas, 2015, 392 p. | They are war stories, filled with danger and deprivation, excitement and opportunity, sorrow and trauma, scandal and controversy—and because they are the war stories of nurses, they remain largely untold. | Russia; nurses |
| Stramberg, M. v. | Oberin und Schwester. | Berlin, 1916 | Germany | |
| Strong, Alice L. | Balkan letters. | Typescript journal; 1915. 21 p. | United States: personal narrative; Red Cross | |
| Strong, Richard Pearson | Trench fever. Report of commission | American National Red Cross. Medical research committee: 1918 | medical service | |
| Sturzenegger, Catharina | La Serbie en guerre 1914-1916; episodes vecus ... par une suissesse allemande au service de la Croix-Rouge. | Neuchatel: [1916]. 192 p. | Switzerland: personal narrative; Red Cross | |
| Sturzenegger, Catharina | Serbien im europäischen Kriege 1914/1915; nach Briefen, Dokumenten und eigenen Erlebnissen. | Zürich: 1916. 120 p. | Switzerland: personal narrative; Red Cross | |
| Sullivan, Reginald Noël | "Somewhere in France" personal letters of Reginald Noël Sullivan: S.S.U.65 of the American ambulance field service | Privatly printed 1917. 53 p. | United States; personal narrative; ambulance | |
| Surgeon-General's Office | The medical department of the United States Army in the world war. Volume 5 Military hospitals in the United States | United States. Surgeon-General's Office: 1923. 857 p. | United States; medical service, hospital | |
| Surgeon-General's Office | Abstracts of war surgery. An abstract of the war literature of general surgery that has been published since the declaration of war in 1914 | Prepared by the division of surgery, surgeon-general's office. Mosby Company 1918 | United States; surgery, medical service | |
| Surgeon-General's Office [Bispham, William] [Ireland] | The medical department of the United States Army in the world war. Volume 7 Training | Washington: Government printing office: 1927. 1211 p. | United States; medical service | |
| Surgeon-General's Office [Bowen, Albert S.] | The medical department of the United States Army in the world war. Volume 4 Activities concerning mobilization camps and ports of embarkation | United States. Surgeon-General's Office: 1928. 494 p. | United States; medical service | |
| Surgeon-General's Office [Callender, George R. and Coupal, James F.] | The medical department of the United States Army in the world war. Volume 12 Pathology of the acute respiratory diseases and of gas gangrene following war wounds | United States. Surgeon-General's Office: 1929. 583 p. | United States; medical service | |
| Surgeon-General's Office [Crane, A.G.] [Stimson, Julia] | The medical department of the United States Army in the world war. Volume 13 part one; physical reconstruction and vocational education; part 2, The army nurse corps | Washington: Government printing office: 1927. 998 p. | United States; medical service, nurses | |
| Surgeon-General's Office [Davenport, Charles B. and Love, Albert G.] | The medical department of the United States Army in the world war. Volume 15 Statistics. Part 1: Army anthropology | Washington: Government printing office: 1921. 635 p. | Based on observations made on draft recruits, 1917-1918, and on veterans at demobilization, 1919 | United States; medical service |
| Surgeon-General's Office [Dunham, Edward K.] | The medical department of the United States Army in the world war. Volume 11 Surgery; part two Empyema | Washington: Government printing office: 1924. 827 p. | United States; medical service | |
| Surgeon-General's Office [Ireland] | The medical department of the United States Army in the world war. Volume 10 Neuropsychiatry | Washington: Government printing office: 1929. 543 p. | United States; medical service | |
| Surgeon-General's Office [Ireland] | The medical department of the United States Army in the world war. Volume 11 Surgery; part one; general surgery, orthopedic surgery, neurosurgery | Washington: Government printing office: 1927.1324 p. | United States; medical service | |
| Surgeon-General's Office [Ireland] | The medical department of the United States Army in the world war. Volume 14 Medical aspects of gas warfare | Washington: Government printing office: 1926. 876 p. | United States; medical service | |
| Surgeon-General's Office [Ireland] | The medical department of the United States Army in the world war. Volume 2 Administration American Expeditionary Forces | United States. Surgeon-General's Office: 1927. 1123 p. | United States; medical service | |
| Surgeon-General's Office [Love, Albert G.] | The medical department of the United States Army in the world war. Volume 15 Statistics. Part 2: Medical and casualty statistics | Washington: Government printing office: 1925. 1368 p. | United States; medical service | |
| Surgeon-General's Office [Lynch, Charles] | The medical department of the United States Army in the world war. Volume 1 The Surgeon-General's Office | United States. Surgeon-General's Office: 1923. 1389 p. | United States; medical service | |
| Surgeon-General's Office [Lynch, Charles] | The medical department of the United States Army in the world war. Volume 8 Field Operations | Washington: Government printing office. 1925. 1097 p. | United States; medical service | |
| Surgeon-General's Office [Scott.H.L.] | Manual for the medical department of the United States Army 1916 corrected to June 15, 1918, changes nos. 1 to 8. | Washington: Government printing office. 1918. 387 p. | United States; medical service | |
| Surgeon-General's Office [Siler, Joseph F.] | The medical department of the United States Army in the world war. Volume 9 Communicable and other diseases | United States. Surgeon-General's Office: 1928. 628 p. | United States; medical service | |
| Surgeon-General's Office [Wolfe, Edwin P.] | The medical department of the United States Army in the world war. Volume 3 Financy and supply | United States. Surgeon-General's Office: 1928. 935 p. | United States; medical service | |
| Surgeon-General's Office Chamberlain, Weston P. / Weed, Frank W.] [Ireland] | The medical department of the United States Army in the world war. Volume 6 Sanitation | Washington: Government printing office: 1926. 1141 p. | Sanitation in the United States. Sanitation in the American Expeditionairy Forces | United States; medical service |
| Sutherland, Millicent Fanny St.Clair-Erskine | Six semaines à la guerre. | Paris, 1916. 83 p. | personal narrative | |
| Sutherland, Millicent Fanny St.Clair-Erskine | Six weeks at the war. | London, 1914. 116 p. | personal narrative | |
| Suttor, Harold Bruce | Journeys of a Light Horseman. Edited by Andrew Shepherdson. | Newtown, Tas.: A. Shepherdson, 2002. 202pp ., illustrated. | Letters/diary. Suttor served with A Squadron of the N.S.W. Mounted Rifles during the Boer War, and was commissioned major of the 7th Light Horse Regiment in 1914. Includes his wife's correspondence as a nurse at the Red Cross Hospital in Giza. | Australia and New Zealand: personal narrative; nurses |
| Swan, John Mumford, Heath, Mark | A history of United States army base hospital no.19, American expeditionary forces, Vichy, France, A.P.O.781 | Rochester, N.Y.: Wegman-Walsh; 1922. 107 p. | United States; hospital | |
| Swayne, M.L. | In Mesopotamia | London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1918 | Vivid impressions of an RAMC officer, with tipped-in copies of the author’s watercolours. He describes a possibly apocryphal story of how a Turkish assault on Basra ended with the arrival of what the Turks thought to be an artillery column, but was actually a scratch ambulance convoy. | personal narrative |
| Taber, Sydney Richmond. | Arthur Richmond Taber: A Memorial Record Compiled by His Father. | Princeton: Privately printed, 1920. 203 p., illustrated. | Includes war letters dating November 1915-February 1919.The best letters relate to Taber's service as an ambulance driver in S.S.U. 4 from November 1915 to February 1916, after which he returned to the United States. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Tayler , Henrietta | A Scottish Nurse at Work : Being a Record of what One Semi-trained Nurse has been Privileged to See and Do During Four and a Half Years of War. | London: John Lane, 1920. 156 pp., illustrated . | The author served as a nurse in Belgium, France, and Italy. | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses |
| Teichman, Oskar | The Diary of a Yeomanry M.O .: Egypt, Gallipoli, Palestine and Italy. London: Fisher Unwin, 1921. 283 p. | London, Fisher Unwin, 1921 | Teichman, a medical officer in the R.A.M.C., was attached to the Worcestershire Yeomanry in 1914 and followed it through campaigns in Egypt, Gallipoli, Sinai, and Palestine. In June 1918 he was posted to the 22nd Brigade and served with it in Italy during the last month of the war. | Great Britain: personal narrative; doctor |
| Tennent, R. Josephine | Red Herrings of 1918. | Tunbridge Wells: Midas Books, 1980. 114 pp., illustrated. | An account of first aid work in the Nursing Yeomanry. | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses |
| Terriberry, Gladys | Diary of Gladys Terriberry: American Army Nurse, France, 1918. | New Brunswick, N.J.: David Joseph Riley, 1998. 16 pp. | United States: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Thomas, Adrienne | Die Katrin wird Soldat. Ein Roman aus Elsass-Lothringen. | Berlin, 1930 / Amsterdam, Allert de Lange 1938, 497 p. | Germany: novel | |
| Thompson, B. | Four months in Italy in wartime | London, Lane, 1920 | Record of V.A.D. work in a series entitled “On Active Service” | personal narrative; Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD), nurses |
| Thurstan, Violetta | Aventures d'une infirmière anglaise en Belgigue et sur le front russe. | Paris: 1915. 175 p. | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses | |
| Thurstan, Violetta | The Hounds of War Unleashed. A Nurse’s account of life on the Eastern Front during the 1914-1918 war. | St. Ives, Cornwall: United Writers Publications, 1978. 93pp., illustrated. | Memoir of a nurse in Belgium and Russia. See also her book Field Hospital and Flying Column (1915). | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses |
| Thurston, Violetta | Field Hospital and Flying Column. Being the Journal of a Nursing Sister in Belgium & Russia | London & New York, G.P.Putnam’s Sons, 1916. 184 p. | Violetta Thurston was in Brussels when the German forces arrived and continued nursing duties until sent across Germany to Denmark, thence to Poland and Russia, where she was slightly wounded by a German bomb. | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses, hospital |
| Tienhoven, Arius van | Avec les Serbes en Serbie et en Albanie 1914-1916. | Journal de guerre d'un chirurgien. Paris: Richard; 1919. 163 p. | Netherlands: personal narrative; surgeon | |
| Tienhoven, Arius van | De gruwelen van den oorlog in Servië: het dagboek van den oorlogs-chirurg A. van Tienhoven, naverteld door M.J.Brusse | Rotterdan: W.L. en J.Brusse; 1915. 109 p. | Netherlands: personal narrative; surgeon | |
| Tileston, Amelia Peabody | Amelia Peabody Tileston and her canteens for Serbs. Ed. by Mary Wilder Tileston. | Boston: [1920]. 192 p. | personal narrative; charity, canteens | |
| Tilton, May | The Grey Battalion. | Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1933. 310 pp., illustrated. | Memoir, July 1915-November 1918. Tilton, an Australian Army nurse, landed in Egypt in September 1915 and served there untiI September 1916, when she transferred to a hospital in England. In May 1917 she went to France, and worked at hospital on the Western Front until leaving for South Africa in March 1918. Fascinating memoir of Tilton's varied experiences, based on her diaries. | Australia: personal narrative; nurses |
| Toland, Edward Dale | The aftermath of battle: with the Red Cross in France | London: Macmillan, 1916. 175 p. | Posted to the hospital established in the Majestic Hotel, Paris, Toland describes the early management of facial injuries, the effects of delay in treatment, and tetanus before anti-tetanic serum became available. He later transferred to the Harjes Ambulance Corps. [Lassigny] | Great Britain: personal narrative; ambulance, Red Cross |
| Top, Gaston-Emile-Alfred | Avec le 1er corps d'armée. Un groupe de 75 (1er aout 1914 - 13 mai 1915). Journal d'un médecin aide-major du 27e d'artillerie | Plon; 1919. 375 p. | L'auteur est affecté au début de la guerre comme médecin au 27e RAC, avec lequel il fait toute la campagne jusqu'en février 1916. Après un séjour à l'arrière comme mécanothérapeute, il retourne sur le front en février 1917 à l'Ambulance 4/15. Son journal, très complet, va jusqu'au 13 mai 1915. (Bois d'Ailly, Champagne) | France: personal narrative; doctor |
| Townsend, Philip Brereton | Eye in the Sky 1918: Recollections of a World War One Pilot on Artillery and Infantry Co-operation Duties. | Knaresborough: P.B. Town end, 1986. 40 pp., illustrated. | Townsend served as a stretcher bearer in the 135th Field Ambulance, R.A.M.C., before transferring to the R.F.C. in November 1917. He flew mainly photo reconnaissance missions, and was commissioned in August 1918. | Great Britain: personal narrative; stretcher bearer |
| Trent, Thomas | Engel in Uniform - Leben und Werk dreier unvergeßlicher Frauen: Florence Nightingale, Clara Barton und Elsa Brandström | Fischer, Göttingen (um 1955/60), 63 p. | Germany | |
| Tridon, P. (Dr.) | Qualités et devoirs des infirmières dans les hôpitaux militaires en temps de guerre, | Auxerre, impr. Gallot, 1921. | France; nurses, hospital | |
| Troussaint (Dr.) | Une page de l’histoire du service de santé militaire. Sa préparation à la guerre et à l’œuvre de la 7e direction pendant la première année de guerre | Charles-Lavauzelle, 1919. | France; medical service | |
| Tubby, Alfred Herbert. | A consulting surgeon in the Near East. | London: Christopher, 1920. 279 p., illustrated. | Memoir, June 1915- March 1919. Tubby was Consulting Surgeon to the Mediterranean and Egyptian Expeditionary Forces, serving at Gallipoli and in Egypt and Palestine. A technical, administrative account. | Australian: personal narrative; surgeon |
| Uexküll-Gyllenband, A. G. | Aus einem Schwesternleben. | Stuttgart, 1956 | Germany | |
| Ulrich-Beil, E. | Ich ging meinen Weg. Lebenserinnerungen. | Berlin, 1961 | Germany: personal narrative | |
| Van Den Steen (Comtesse). | Mon journal d’infirmière aout-novembre 1914. | Bruxelles, Office de Publicité, 1937 | War diary of a leading nurse on the Belgian front and in Poperinghe | Belgium: personal narrative; nurses |
| Van Vorst, Marie | War letters of an American woman. | New York: John Lane; 1916. 328 p. | American ambulance Neuilly | United States: personal narrative; ambulance |
| Vassal, Joseph | Dardanelles, Serbie, Salonique. Impressions et souvenirs de guerre (avril 1915 - fevrier 1916) | Plon, 1916 | L'auteur, médecin militaire colonial, fit toute la campagne dans le Corps expéditionnaire d'Orient. Versé au 21e RIC puis au 6e RIC mixte, il participe avec cette dernière unité à la campagne des Dardanelles, du 4 mars au 1er octobre 1915. Nommé médecin divisionnaire à la 156e DI, il fait la campagne de Serbie et la retraite sur Salonique. Son récit s'arrête au 4 février 1916. | France: personal narrative; doctor |
| Vassal, Joseph | Uncensored letters from the Dardanelles | Heinemann; 1916. 282 p. | France: personal narrative; doctor | |
| Veaux, Georges | En suivant nos soldats de l'Ouest | Rennes : Imprimerie Oberthur, 1917 | L'auteur, bien que diplômé en médecine, participe à la campagne de l'été 1914 dans le rang, en tant qu'infirmier, au 41e RI. Nommé médecin auxiliaire le 1er octobre, il est évacué pour maladie en août 1915. Après avoir servi dans les hôpitaux de l'arrière, il retourne sur le front en octobre 1916 comma aide-major au 110e RAL, où il finit la guerre. Le livre du docteur Veaux est une édition de son journal, qui va du 31 juillet au 17 novembre 1914. | France: personal narrative; doctor |
| Verth, M. zur | Das Lazarettschiff unt. bes. Berücks. d. Erfahrungen. während d. Krieges 1914-18 in d. dtsch. Marine. | (IV, 103 S.) J. 1920. G.Fischer. | Germany: hospitalship | |
| Vetzel, M.-B.-Ad. (Dr.) | Les ambulances de la mer au cours de la guerre 1914-1918, | Vannes, impr. Commelin, 1921. | France: ambulance, hospitalships | |
| Vialle, J. (Dr.) | Notes sur un poste chirurgical avancé en 1916 ; contribution à l’étude de la chirurgie du champ de bataille | Lyon, Rey, 1920. | France: medical service | |
| Viguier, Prosper | Un chirurgien de la Grande Guerre | Toulouse, Privat, collection « Témoignages pour l’histoire », 2007, 158 p., illustrations. | Médecin major au 18e RI de Pau au début de la guerre, il est nommé médecin chef de l’ambulance 8/18 en mai 1915. Il reste à ce poste jusqu’à la fin de la guerre. La vie d’une ambulance de l’avant pendant toute la durée de la guerre (l’Aisne, Verdun, la Somme, le Chemin des Dames…). | France: personal narrative; ambulance, hospital, doctor |
| Vivian, Evelyn Charles | With the Royal Army Medical Corps (R.A.M.C.) at the Front. | London: Hodder and Stoughton; 1914 | Great Britain: medical service | |
| Voigt, F.A. | Combed Out. | London, Jonathan Cape, 1920 (Travellers’ Library ed.1929) | Contains a graphic account of orderly work in a CCS | personal narrative |
| Voivenel, P. (ed Canini G). | A Verdun avec la 67 DR | Nancy, Presses Universitares de Nancy, 1991 | Diary of a front line medical officer: Voivenel was medical officer of the 211th Infantry regiment. These extracts relate to the Regiment’s experiences at Verdun | France: personal narrative; doctor |
| Voivenel, Paul | La psychologie du soldat | La Renaissance du livre, 1918 | Le docteur Voivenel, spécialiste des maladies mentales, est mobilisé comme médecin au 211e RI en août 1914. En avril 1916, il passe dans une autre unité de la même division, la 67e. Il dirige ensuite l'Ambulance 15/6, avant d'être rattaché à une ambulance spécialisée dans le traitement des gazés. | France: personal narrative; doctor |
| Voivenel, Paul | Le cafard | Grasset, 1918 | Le docteur Voivenel, spécialiste des maladies mentales, est mobilisé comme médecin au 211e RI en août 1914. En avril 1916, il passe dans une autre unité de la même division, la 67e. Il dirige ensuite l'Ambulance 15/6, avant d'être rattaché à une ambulance spécialisée dans le traitement des gazés. | France: personal narrative; doctor |
| Voivenel, Paul | Le courage | Alcan, 1917 | Le docteur Voivenel, spécialiste des maladies mentales, est mobilisé comme médecin au 211e RI en août 1914. En avril 1916, il passe dans une autre unité de la même division, la 67e. Il dirige ensuite l'Ambulance 15/6, avant d'être rattaché à une ambulance spécialisée dans le traitement des gazés. | France: personal narrative; doctor |
| Voivenel, Paul, Martin, Paul | La guerre des gaz, 1915-1918 | La Renaissance du livre, 1919 (réédition : B. Giovanangeli, 2004) | Le docteur Voivenel, spécialiste des maladies mentales, est mobilisé comme médecin au 211e RI en août 1914. En avril 1916, il passe dans une autre unité de la même division, la 67e. Il dirige ensuite l'Ambulance 15/6, avant d'être rattaché à une ambulance spécialisée dans le traitement des gazés. | France: personal narrative; doctor, medical service |
| Voss, Hedwig | Im Dienste des Roten Kreuzes. Erlebnisse und Eindrücke aus dem Weltkrieg 1914. | (93 S.) St. [1915]. H., Walter Seifert Verlag. | Germany: personal narrative; Red Cross | |
| Vuillermet, F.A. | Avec les alpins | Lethielleux, 1918 | Le Frère-Prêcheur Vuillermet est désigné comme aumônier de la 66e DI, et affecté au groupe des brancardiers. Son récit couvre la période du 16 avril au 25 octobre 1917, dans le secteur du Chemin des Dames. C'est un mélange hétéroclite de souvenirs personnels, de témoignages rapportés et d'histoire officielle. | France: personal narrative; stretcher-bearer |
| Wadsworth, Eliot | The work of the Red Cross in the event of war | The American Journal of Nursing volume 17, No.12 (Sept.1917) p. 1153-1157 | United States: Red Cross | |
| Walker, Dora M. | With the Lost Generation, 1915-1919, from a V.A.D.'s Diary. | Hull: A. Brown & Sons, 1970. 36pp., illustrated. | Memoir based on letters, 1914-1918. Walker served as a nurse at various hospitals in Belgium and France, including No.9 Red Cross Hospital at Calais and No. 22 Casualty Clearing Station at St. Orner and elsewhere. Short but with good illustrations and observations on hospital work. | Great Britain: personal narrative; Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD), nurses, Red Cross, |
| Walker, Frank | From a stretcher handle: The World War I journal & poems of pte. Frank Walker. Edited by Mary Gaudet. | Charlottetown, P.E.I.: Institute of Island Studies, University of Prince Edward Island, 2000. 143pp., illustrated. | Diary, 1914-1918. Walker served as a stretcher bearer in the Canadian Field Ambulance, serving at Vimy Ridge and Passchendaele. | Canada: personal narrative; stretcher bearer |
| Walker, H.F.B. | A Doctor's Diary in Damaraland | London, E.Arnold, 1917. | The story of a mounted Brigade Field Ambulance with Gen. Botha in 1915. | personal narrative; ambulance |
| Walsleben, M. v. [Steinäcker, M. v.] | Die deutsche Schwester in Sibirien. Aufzeichnungen von einer Reise durch die sibirischen Gefangenenlager vom Ural bis Wladiwostok von Schwester Magdalene von Walsleben (Freifrau von Steinõcker). | Berlin, 1919 | Germany | |
| Ware, Gwen | A Rose in Picardy : The Diaries of Gwen Ware, 1916-1918. | Farnham: Farnham District & Museum Society, 1984. 43pp. | Diary of a nurse on the Western Front. | Great Britain: personal narrative; nurses |
| Warner, Agnes | My beloved poilus. These home letters from an American girl ... caring for the wounded in France at an army ambulance ... . | St. John: 1917. 123 p | United States: personal narrative; nurses, ambulance | |
| Warner, Agnes | Nurse at the trenches: letters home from a WW1 nurse. | Diggory Press 2005, 73 p. | personal narrative; nurses | |
| Watkins, O.S. | With French in France and Flanders. Being the experience of a chaplain attached to a Field Ambulance | London, Charles H. Kelly, 1915 | The author accompanied the 14th Field Ambulance from mobilisation in August 1914 to Ypres in 1915 | personal narrative; ambulance |
| Watson, F. | The Life of Sir Robert Jones. | Baltimore, William Wood & Co, 1934. | Sir Robert Jones (1857-1933) was a pioneer in surgery and orthopaedics. There is much material on his work with disabled soldiers in World War I. | personal narrative; surgeon |
| Weihmann, M. | In allen Sätteln. Reiterbuch eines deutschen Artzes | Leipzig, Paul List, 1937 | The author rode with artillery which fought against T. E. Lawrence. | Germanypersonal narrative; doctor |
| Wenzel, Anne-Marie | Deutsche Kraft in Fesseln; 5 Jahre deutscher Schwesterndienst in Sibirien 1916-1921. | Potsdam: Ernte-Verlag 1931. 140 S. | Germanypersonal narrative; nurses | |
| Wenzel, Marian, Cornish John | Auntie Mabel’s War. An account of her part in the hostilities of 1914-18 | Alan Lane; 1980. 128 p. | The story of Mabel Jeffery, who served as a nurse in Northern France and the Balkans with the Scottish Women’s Hospital | personal narrative; nurses |
| Werner, M.R. | “Orderly!” | New York, Jonathan Cape and Harrison Smith, 1930 | Life in a Normandy base hospital during 1917-1919 | personal narrative; hospital |
| Werthmann, L. [Hrsg.]. | Die Freiburger Lazarette im Völkerkrieg 1914-15. Im Auftrag des Ortsausschusses vom Roten Kreuz herausgegeben von Dr.L.Werthmann. | Freiburg: Caritasverlag 1915, 202 S. | [online resource - Digitale Sammlungen] | Germany; hospital, Freiburg |
| West, Rebecca (pseud. of Cicely Isabel Fairfield) | War nurse. The true story of a woman who lived, loved and suffered on the Western Front. | Cosmopolitan 1930, 265 p. | More of a love story than a war story. Also, having read a lot of war literature by female nurses I was disappointed by the representation of war and nurses | personal narrative; nurses |
| Westerdale, T.L.B. | Under the Red Cross flag | London, C.H.Kelly 1915 | personal narrative; Red Cross | |
| Westermann, Ch. | Frauenarbeit im Krieg | Berlin, 1917 | Germany | |
| Westman, Stephen Kurt | Surgeon with the Kaiser’s Army | London, Wm Kimber, 1968 | Westmann settled in England, but this book relates his experiences in the German front line | Germany: personal narrative; surgeon |
| Whitelaw, Roy Melsyd | Somewhere in France: Letters Home, the War Years of Sgt. Roy Whitelaw 1st A.I.F. | Fitzroy, Vic.: Five Mile Press, 1989. 169 p., illustrated. | Letters, 1915-1918. Whitelaw enlisted in August 1915, served in Egypt as an ambulance driver and then drove ammunition trucks in France with the 2nd Australian Motor Transport Company. His letters are records of daily life and leave in London and Paris. | Australia: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Whitsed, Juliet de Key | Come to the Cook-House Door!: A V.A.D . in Salonika. | London: H. Joseph, 1932. 185 pp. | Great Britain: personal narrative; Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD) | |
| Wicke, Elsa | Drei Monate Kriegspflegeschwester auf dem westlichen Kriegsschauplatz. | [S.l.]: 1914, 11 S. | Nurse in Bapaume (Schwester des Rheinisch-Westfälischen Diakonie-Vereins) | Germany: personal narrative; nurses |
| Widmar, J. | Die Kameradin | Innsbruck-Wien-München, 1930 | Germany | |
| Wight, Otis B. (ed). | On active service with Base Hospital 46 U.S. Army, March 20, 1918, to May 25, 1919 | Portland, Arcady 1919 | United States: personal narrative; hospital | |
| Wigle, Shari Lynn | Pride of America, we're with you : the letters of Grace Anderson, U.S. Army Nurse Corps, World War I | Seaboard Press: 2007, 192 p. | In their unit song, Grace Anderson and the Base Hospital No. 115 nurses promised the soldiers: "Pride of America, we're with you, all of our strength we'll gladly give you | personal narrative; nurses |
| Wilder, Amos Niven. | Armageddon Revisited: A World War 1 Journal. | New Haven: Yale University Press, 1994. 168 p., illustrated. | Memoir, September 1916-November 1918. Amos Wilder, brother of author Thornton Wilder, enlisted in the A.F.S. while a Yale student in September 1916, serving subsequently in S.S.U. 2 in the Argonne, February to May 1917, and S.S.U. 3 on the Salonika front, June to October 1917. In November 1917 he became a private, later corporal in the 17th Field Artillery, 2nd Division. Wilder was hospitalized due to illness; he worked in headquarters for last two weeks of war. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Willner, M. | Lagerung u. Abbeförderg. Verwundeter an d. Front. | (112 S. u. 16 S.) B. 1917. R.Eisenschmidt. | Germany: medical service | |
| Wilmanns, K. | Die bad. Lazarette während d. Krieges. | 1932. (In: Veröffentlichungen a. d. Gebiete d. Heeres-Sanitätswesens. Heft 88). | Germany; hospital | |
| Wilson, Francesca M. | In the margins of chaos; recollections of relief work in and between three wars. | New York: 1945. 313 p. | personal narrative | |
| Wilson, R.M. | Doctor's Progress | London, Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1938. | Autobiography of a doctor turned journalist. Wilson was “extracted” from medicine by Lord Northcliffe and became a British war correspondent in France. Initially turned down for active service because of a heart murmur he was later accepted into the R.A.M.C. | Great Britain: personal narrative; doctor |
| Wilson-Simmie, Katherine M. | Lights Out: A Canadian Nursing Sister's Tale . | Belleville, Ont.:Mika Pub. Co., 1981. 168pp., illustrated. | Memoir, 1914-1918, of a nurse stationed in France during the war. | Canada: personal narrative; nurses |
| Winant, Cornelius. | A Soldier's Manuscript. Boston: D.B. | Updike: The Merrymount Press, 1929. 141 p. | Memoir, June 1916-November 1918. Despite having a heart defect, Winant drove an ambulance for S.S.V. 3 of the A.F.S. in France and Salonika in 1916-17, joined the French 236th Field Artillery in January 1918, was captured by the Germans in June, and escaped to Holland in September. Very interesting account of the war from an unconventional perspective. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Winthrop Young, G. | The Grace of Forgetting | London, Country Life, 1953 | Writer and war correspondent, Young was moved by the plight of Ypres and joined the Friends Ambulance Unit, working both in Ypres and on the Italian Front | personal narrative; ambulance |
| Withington, Alfreda Bosworth | Mine Eyes Have Seen; A Woman Doctor's Saga. | New York: E.P. Dutton 1941. 311 p., illustrated. | Autobiography, about 50 p. on World War I, when the author, a pioneering woman physician, served with the Red Cross in France and fought tuberculosis and cared for refugees. | United States: personal narrative |
| Witte. H. | Die Trinkwasseruntersuchung im Felde. Anleitung- f. Oberapotheker u. einj.-freiw. Militärapotheker. | (IV, 59 S.) B. 1917. J.Springer. | Germany; medical service | |
| Wolfangel, Ottmar | Kriegsjahre zählen doppelt. Feldpost aus meinen Jahren beim Roten Kreuz [Feldpost aus den Jahren 1914-1918] | Oberpfaffenhofen: Margit Gill; 2003. 180 p. P.O.D. | Germany: personal narrative; hospital, Red Cross, Feldpost | |
| Wolfrom, Marthe Amalbert | Geneviève Hennet de Goutel | Paris, Gabriel Beauchene, 1926 | Geneviève Hennet de Goutel was a nurse on several battle fronts during WWI. She died following a febrile illness in Romania | personal narrative; nurses |
| Wood, Casey A. | Carry on | United States. Surgeon-General's Office: 1918 | United States | |
| Woodward, Houston. | A Year for France : War Letters of Houston Woodward. New Haven: Yale Publishing Association , 1919. 196 p., illustrated. | Letters, March 1914-March 1918. Woodward went to France in March 1917 as an ambulance driver in S.S.U. 13. Horrified by what he saw of the land war near Verdun. He transferred to the air service. | United States: personal narrative; ambulance driver | |
| Young, F.B. | Marching on Tanga (With General Smuts in East Africa) | London, Collins, 1917 | Francis Brett Young was medical officer to the 2nd Rhodesian Regiment | personal narrative |
| Young, J. | With the 52nd (Lowland) Division in Three Continents. | Edinburgh, W. Green, 1920, 24 p. | Memoir by the commanding officer of the 1/3rd Lowland Field Ambulance, originally published as a series of articles in the Edinburgh Medical Review and covering service at Gallipoli and in Egypt and Palestine | personal narrative; ambulance |
| Zahn-Harnack, Agnes von | Der Krieg und die Frauen | Springer Verlag, 1915 | Germany | |
| Zemanek, A. | Der Dienst d. Krankenpflegers u. Blessiertenträgers sowie d. 1. Hilfe vor Ankunft d. Arztes in 80 Fragen u. Antw. dargest. 3. Aufl. | (68 S.) W. 1916. M.Perles. | Germany; medical service | |
| Zenna Smith, H. | “Not so Quiet…”. Stepdaughters of War | London, Albert E. Marriott, 1930 | An honest, unsentimental, savage record of a girl ambulance driver in France | personal narrative; ambulance driver |
| Zickler, Artur [Vorw.] | Anklage der Gepeinigten! Geschichte eines Feldlazaretts. Aus den Tagebüchern eines Sanitäts-Feldwebels (1914-1918) | Berlin: Der Firn, 1919, 31 p. | Germany; hospital | |
| Zimmermann, Anna von (Oberin) | Die Helferinnen vom Roten Kreuz. | Berlin, Springer Verlag: 1914, 36 p. | Germany; Red Cross | |
| Zimmermann, Anna von (Oberin) | Die Hilfsschwester vom Roten Kreuz. | Berlin, Springer Verlag: 1915, 32 p. | Germany; Red Cross | |
| Zimmermann, Karl | Die Trains u. Sanitätstruppen des VIII.A.K. im Weltkriege. Nach d. Kriegsakten u. persönliche Erinnerungen. Bd 1. Die Trains des VIII. A.K. vom August 1914 bis Winter 1916/17 | Bernkastel-Kues: Heinrich Oberhoffer, 1936. | Germany; medical service | |
| Vor 20 jahren: deutsches Arzttum im Weltkrieg: Band 1; Erlebnisse und Berichte | Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift; Thieme, 1935, 185 p. | phantastische Bilder vom Einsatzt deutscher Truppen/Ärzte in der Türkei/Palästina 1. Wk | ||
| Vor 20 jahren: deutsches Arzttum im Weltkrieg: Band 2; Von den Dardanellen zum Sues. Mit Marineärzten im Weltkrieg durch d. Türkei. | Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift; Thieme, 1935, 278 p. | phantastische Bilder vom Einsatzt deutscher Truppen/Ärzte in der Türkei/Palästina 1. Wk | Germanypersonal narrative; doctor | |
| Anklage eines Gepeinigten. Geschichte eines Feldlazarettes. Aus den Tagebüchern eines Sanitäts-Feldwebels (1914-1918). | Berlin, 1918 | Mit einem Nachwort von Artur Zickler, Redakteur am "Vorwärts" | Germany; hospital | |
| History of the Pennsylvania hospital unit (Base hospital no. 10 U.S.A.) in the Great War | New York: Hoeber; 1921. 253 p. | Hospital at Le Tréport, France | United States; hospital | |
| Im Lazarett. (Der Alte Gott lebt noch fromme und deutsche Züge aus dem Kriege 1914-1916. Bd.6.) | (16 S.) B. [1915]. Vaterl. Verl.- & Kunstanst. | Germany; hospital | ||
| Lazarett-Büchlein. Hrsg. v. evang. Preßverband f. Westfalen u. Lippe, Witten-Ruhr. 4. Aufl. | Witten-Ruhr [1915]. Evang. Preßverband f. d. Prov. Westf. u. f. d. Fürstent. Lippe. (79 S.) | Germany; hospital | ||
| Schlesische Lazarett-Zeitung. 1. Jg. 1916. 52 Nrn. | (Gleiwitz,— Westpreuß. 3. Jg. 1918. 24 Nrn. Danzig, Hilfslazarett Hakelwerk. | Germany; hospital | ||
| Unter d. Messern franz. Ärzte. (d. Bestie im Weltkriege. 3.) | B. [1920]. Gersbach & S. (30 S.) | Germany; hospital | ||
| Hamburgische Lazarett-Zeitung. Hrsg. v. Hamburg. Landesausschuß f. Kriegsbeschädigte. | 1916. 52 Nrn. H., Verlh. Broschek & Co. | Germany; hospital, Hamburg | ||
| Bacillus verus. [Kriegszeitg. d.] Etappen-Seuchen-Lazaretts Logelbach i. Els. 2. Jg. August 1916-Juni 1917. 12 Nrn. | St., Franckh. | Germany; hospital, Logelbach im Elsass | ||
| Erinnerungen aus d. Vereinslazarett im Kaiserpalast zu Straßburg i. E. Gesamm. u. hrsg. durch M. Schuller, A. Meinert, G. Bronner, D. Freysz. (Umschl.: Kaiserpalast-Erinnerungen) | Straßburg (Els.) 1918. D.Freysz. (75 S.) | Germany; hospital, Straßburg | ||
| Die sanitäre Kriegsrüstung Deutschlands. 14 Vortr. | (V. 266 S.) B. T15. B., L.Oehmigkes Verl. | Germany; medical service | ||
| Exposition d’archives et documents de guerre du service de santé de la 18e région et d’œuvres d’artistes mobilisés au centre d’otorhino-laryngologie et de chirurgie maxillo-faciale. (Bordeaux, 12 avril au 1re juin 1919.) Catalogue illustré. | Bordeaux, impr. Gounonilhou, 1919. | France; medical service | ||
| Service de santé. Dispositions diverses. Volume mis à jour au 1er juin 1921. | Charles-Lavauzelle, 1921. | France; medical service | ||
| Unsere Schwestern in der Kriegszeit. (Der alte Gott lebt noch. 17.) | B. [1915] Vaterl. Verl.- u. Kunstanstalt. (16 S.) | Germany; medical service | ||
| Der bayer. Lazarettzug Nr. 2, welcher auf Befehl Sr. Maj. d. Königs Ludwig III. v. Bayern unter Mitwirkg. d. Dtsch. Museums ausgerüstet u. Sr. Maj. d. Dtsch. Kaiser zur Verfügung. gestellt wurde. | München: 1915. Dtsch. Museum. (25 S.) | Germany; medical service, hospitaltrain | ||
| Der Lazarettzug O3 "Großherzogin v. Hessen“. 3. Aufl. | Darmstadt (1915]. Oberkonsistorium. (23 S.) | Germany; medical service, hospitaltrain | ||
| Im Dienste des Vaterlandes und der leidenden Menschheit. Berichte unserer Schwestern aus d. Lazaretten u. Kriegsfürsorgeanstalten zur Zeit des Weltkrieges | Steyl: Selbstverlag d. Missionschwestern, 1919. 399 S. | Germanypersonal narrative; nurses | ||
| Anima una. Les sœurs de la Charité pendant la guerre 1914-1918. | Gand, impr. "Het Volk", 1920. | Zusters van Liefde van Jezus en Maria | Belgium; nurses | |
| Unterm Roten Kreuz. Aus der Geschichte des Roten Kreuzes. Erlebnisse einer Kriegsschwester in Ungarn, Galizien u. Rußland. Zur Besuchsstunde im Kriegslazarett. | (64 S.) D. 1916. C.Adlers Buchh. (Volumes 14-15 van Lieb Vaterland) | Germanypersonal narrative; nurses, Red Cross | ||
| Das rote Kreuz in Jena im Weltkriege 1914-1918, herausgegeben vom Ortsverein vom Roten Kreuz. | Jena | Germany; Red Cross | ||
| Kriegserlebnisse des deutschen Diakonissenhauses in Bukarest. (Aus dem Ev. Kirchl. Anzeiger Berlin) | In: Der Armen- und Krankenfreund, Jan/Febr 1917, S. 42-46 | Germany |