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10.1: The Prehistory of War Photography (1850s-1914)- Templates WII Inherits
10.2: Why WWI Matters in Photographic History
10.3: The Camera Goes to War- New Roles and New Visual Problems
10.4: Technologies of Seeing- Battlefield Optics and the Limits of the Lens
10.5: Reconnaissance Photography and the Birth of Modern Photo-Intelligence
10.6: Official Photographers, Embedded Access, and the Managed Image
10.7: Censorship, Propaganda, and the Battle Over Belief
10.8: Soldier Photography and the Vernacular War Archive
10.9: The Home Front- Mass Media, Fundraising, and Public Emotion
10.10: Injury, Atrocity, and the Medical Camera
10.11: Aftermath- Memory, Ruins, and the Visual Template for the 20th Century

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