Selasa, 11 April 2017

Armchair General September 2014 Letter from the Editor: To End All Wars

The global war that erupted in August 1914 was at the time variously called the Great War, the European War, or simply “the war.” Some referred to it as “the war to end all wars,” fervently hoping it would live up to that lofty goal. Sadly, but inevitably, it did not. When 1939 brought about …

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