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No Man'S Land: Combat And Identity In World War 1,New William Shakespeare Authoritative Book On This TopicBased On The Firsthand Accounts Of German, French, British, And American Frontline Soldiers, No Man'S Land Examines How The First Modern, Industrialized War Transformed The Character Of The Men Who Participated In It. Ancient Myths About War Eroded In The Trenches, Where The Relentless Monotony And Impotence Of The Solder'S Life Was Interrupted Only By Unpredictable Moments Of Annihilation. Professor Leed Looks At How The Traumatic Experience Of