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Table of Contents: “... During World War I (1914-1918) -- Approaches to the identification of Royal Talens' ETA (emulsion) paint in objects of art -- Synthetic organic pigments in Royal Talens oil paint 1920-1950 - The case of vermillion imit -- Case studies: artists techniques...”

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Table of Contents: “...Chemical Warfare Agents (CWAs) -- World War I: Militarization of chemistry -- Mustard Gas: The King of CWAs -- Current protection against CWAs -- New approaches in the detoxification of CWAs -- Path towards future research....”

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Table of Contents: “...Experiments before World War I -- W.H. Carothers - Life and Work -- P.J. Flory and the Theory of Step-Growth Polymerization -- W. Stockmayer and the Role of Equilibration -- Important Polycondensates -- The Role of Cyclization and a new Theory of Step...”

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Table of Contents: “...Censorship and the first casualty controversy: World War I, 1917-1918 -- Bad news in the "good war": World War II, 1941-1943 -- The price of victory: World War II, 1944-1945 -- Partisanship and the police action: the Korean War, 1950-1953 -- Vietnam...”

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Table of Contents: “... -- Nationalizing the mountains : natural and political landscapes in World War I / Marco Armiero -- Nature preservation and protection in nineteenth- and twentieth-century Italy, 1880-1950 / Luigi Piccioni....”

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Table of Contents: “... -- Losing the war but gaining ground: The German chemical industry during World War I -- The relationship of I.G. Farben’s Agfa Filmfabrik Wolfen to its Jewish scientists and scientists married to Jews, 1933–1939 -- Germany’s synthetic fuel industry, 1930–1945...”

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Table of Contents: “...1: A New Technology for the 20th Century -- High Pressure Industrial Chemistry: The First Steps, 1909–1913, and the Impact -- 2: The Impact and Burden of World War I -- Chemistry for King and Kaiser: Revisiting Chemical Enterprise and the European War...”

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