First World War
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Nobody wanted this war to start, but as a result of the plexus of circumstances that may seem random, it turned out to be inevitable. Participants of the distinguished conflict believed that the war would not last long and for Christmas 1914 will end them with a complete victory, but the truce was signed only four more than a year later, in November 1918. The First World War led to innumerable suffers and victims on the fronts and in the rear, to epidemics, genocide, the decline of great empires and revolutions. She changed the fate of the world and redesamed his cards. Many hoped that this war, which was called Great, will become the last in history, but it turned out to be the forerunner even more destructive World War II. The world-famous British historian Sir Martin Gilbert wrote the full history of the First World War, based on documentary sources established by the facts and stories of eyewitnesses, and managed to convincingly reveal its causes and set out the investigations. He managed to show the human price of this war, taken and crossed millions of lives, through the prism of the stories of individual participants, among which were the heroes, and deserters
Author:
Author:Gilbert M.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
Series:
Series: History of Military Art
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-389-08465-0
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