A remarkable compendium of oddities, curiosities and little-known facts from the Great War What was a trench rabbit? What was known as a 'suicide ditch'? What were 'coffin nails'? Why did the Kaiser ban the production of sausages? What was the real 'War Horse'? Who was a 'donkey walloper'? Featuring the greatest battles, war slang, casualties, heroes and heroines, animals, spies and weapons, this terrific cornucopia of people and events is an entertaining but informative addition to our understanding of 'the War to End Wars'.

• Published to coincide with the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War on 28 July 2014.
• The perfect gift for readers interested in the First World War. 
• Breverton's gift books have sold in the 10,000s copies for Quercus.
• Feature to appear in THE DAILY MAIL
• Reviews in the military history press, national weeklies, national daily and Sunday newspapers, to include: The Sun,The Sunday Telegraph, THES, Military Illustrated, Soldier: The Magazine of the British Armyand BBC History Magazine.
• Ideal core gift stock for museums.