International Books
| Barcode | Call Number | Status | Action |
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| 038462 | 940.311 HAS |
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The standard image of World War I is that of muddy trenches and blasted fields, where millions of lives were wasted in grinding battles with no real gain. Yet the first months of the war were of a very different character, and far more costly, notes Max Hastings, echoing Winston Churchill's statement that: "No part of the Great War compares in interest with its opening. This book offers some answers to the huge and fascinating question 'what happened to Europe in 1914?' His narrative pricks myths and offers some striking and controversial judgements."
Published Date : 02/2022
Publisher : William Collins
Category :
900 History & Geography
Page : 628 Pages
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