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Delve into the origins of World War I with "New York Times Current History, The European War, Mar 1915, Vol. 1, No. 2: Who Began the War, and Why?" This historical analysis, originally published during the conflict, offers a contemporary perspective on the causes of WWI and the complex political landscape of early 20th-century Europe.
Explore the critical questions surrounding the war's outbreak through primary source material and insightful commentary that captures the urgency and uncertainty of the time. This volume provides a valuable glimpse into how the "New York Times" presented and interpreted the unfolding events of the Great War to its readers.
A crucial resource for anyone studying World War I, European history, or the intricate dynamics that lead to international conflict, this republication allows readers to examine the historical context and enduring questions surrounding one of the most devastating wars in human history. Discover the contemporary understanding of the war's origins and its impact on the world stage.
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