Part I. The Great War and the British Empire -- The Great War and the British Empire: conflict, culture, and memory / Michael Walsh and Andrekos Varnava -- The First World War and the cultural, political, and environmental transformation of the British Empire / John MacKenzie -- Part II. Imperial responses, identities and culture -- The Kaiser cartoon, 1914-1918: a transnational comic art genre / Richard Scully -- Musical entertainment and the British Empire, 1914-1918 / E. L Hanna -- We New Zealanders pride ourselves most of all upon loyalty to our empire, our country, our flag: internalised Britishness and national character in New Zealand's First World War propaganda / Greg Hynes -- Heligoland: between the lion and the eagle / Jan Asmussen -- Imperial Austerlitz: the Singapore strategy and the culture of victory, 1917-1924 / William Matthew Kennedy -- Part III. Art, memory and forgetting -- Our warrior brown brethran: identity and difference in images of non-White soldiers serving with the British Army in British art of the First World War / Jonathan Black -- The imagining of Mesopotamia/Iraq in British art in the aftermath of the Great War / Tim Buck -- Spaces of conflict and ambivalent attachments: Irish artists visualize the Great War / Nuala Johnson -- Empire and nation in Canadian and Australian First World War exhibitions, 1917-1922 / Jennifer Wellington -- A tribute to the British Empire: Lowell Thomas's with Allenby in Palestine and Lawrence in Arabia / Justin Fantauzzo -- An architecture of imperial ambivalence: the Patcham Chattri / Tim Barringer -- The Great War's impact on imperial Delhi: commemorating wartime sacrifice in the colonial built environment / David Johnson -- Sounds from the trenches: Australian composers and the Great War / Andrew Harrison -- Brutalised veterans and tragic anti-heroes: masculinity, crime and post-war trauma in boardwalk empire and peaky blinders / Evan Smith -- The politics of forgetting the Cypriot Mule Corps / Andrekos Varnava.