National Myth and the First World War in Modern Popular Music

Exploring the intersection of popular music and historical narrative, this book examines how over 1,500 songs from more than forty countries since the late 1950s have shaped the mythos of the First World War. It highlights the influence of these musical works in reflecting and constructing collective memories of the conflict, showcasing the diverse interpretations and emotional responses elicited by the war through the medium of music.