'When the War Began We Heard of Several Kings' : South Asian Prisoners in World War I Germany (Hardcover)

Introduction: Franziska Roy, Heike Liebau Part I: Histories of the Prisoners 1. Lost Engagements? Traces of South Asian Soldiers in German Captivity, 1915-1918: Ravi Ahuja 3. South Asian Civilian Prisoners of War in First World War Germany: Franziska Roy 4. The German Foreign Office, Indian Emigrants and Propaganda Efforts Among the ‘Sepoys’: Heike Liebau 5. German Perceptions of Enemy Colonial Troops, 19141918: Christian Koller 6. South Asian Soldiers and German Academics: Anthropological, Linguistic and Musicological Field Studies in Prison Camps: Britta Lange Part II: Histories of the Sources 7. Recordings of South Asian Languages and Music in the Lautarchiv of the Humboldt University Berlin: Jurgen Mahrenholz 8. Indian Prisoners of War in World War One- Photographs as Source Material: Margot Kahleyss 9. Hindostan ? A Camp Newspaper for South-Asian Prisoners of World War One in Germany: Heike Liebau. 　 Short Biographies