Unleashing a CatastropheAuthor :
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Published : Friday 1 November 2024
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Historical consensus views the outbreak of World War I in July 1914 as the twentieth centurys primordial catastrophe but debate continues on the question of state responsibility. In this fresh evaluation of Germany and Austrias primary responsibility for the conflict, two well-known historians re-examine the political maneuverings of Berlins and Viennas politicians, admirals and generals during the build up to conflict. They also analyse the swings in popular mood and the doubts about the wisdom of a major War expressed by the international business community. In doing so they offer an illuminating interpretation of the antecedents that led to War and the attempts to stop it.
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