The bitterness of war

In his book, the British historian Nial Ferguson, in his own words, seeks to answer ten main questions related to the First World War. Was this war inevitable? Why did the German military-political leadership dare to start it? Why did the UK decide to enter it? Was she, as they say, was met with mass enthusiasm? Did propaganda contribute to the continuation of the war? Why was the overwhelming economic superiority of the British Empire not enough to quickly defeat the central powers? Why did the military superiority of the Germans on the Western Front bring them victory over the British and French? Were the conditions at the front so terrible? Why did the soldiers stopped fighting? And most importantly - who won this war? And who had to pay for her