During World War I, French citizens accepted national union on the
home front as a necessary act of self-defence, but not without a
considerable degree of ambivalence. At the political level, the
union altered the balance of forces by improving the position of
the Right, destroying the identity of the Radical party and
creating the means by which the Socialist party first had access to
power. However, what makes this collection of articles important is
that they illustrate the social and political impact of French
citizens' acceptance of a national union during World War I as well
as dealing with the industrial aspects of French wartime history.
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