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History of the World War

History of the World War

De : Richard J. Beamish Francis Andrew March
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 Dive into a captivating narrative that chronicles the world’s most significant conflict—the Great War. Written from the perspective of the United States and its Allies, this work offers an unvarnished look at the bloodiest and most destructive war in history, tracing its origins to its triumphant conclusion and the lasting impact it had on the globe. Our aim has been to combine clarity with depth; a compelling account of such monumental events should engage rather than confuse. With a foundation built on official documents from the battlegrounds and government archives, this work meticulously details the human experience—capturing the stark horrors of Belgium, the chilling realities of chemical warfare, and the profound sacrifices made by millions of civilians across the world.Copyright Plays and Dramas
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    • 036 - China Joins the Fighting Democracies

      036 - China Joins the Fighting Democracies
      Jan 14 2026
      Dive into a captivating narrative that chronicles the world’s most significant conflict—the Great War. Written from the perspective of the United States and its Allies, this work offers an unvarnished look at the bloodiest and most destructive war in history, tracing its origins to its triumphant conclusion and the lasting impact it had on the globe. Our aim has been to combine clarity with depth; a compelling account of such monumental events should engage rather than confuse. With a foundation built on official documents from the battlegrounds and government archives, this work meticulously details the human experience—capturing the stark horrors of Belgium, the chilling realities of chemical warfare, and the profound sacrifices made by millions of civilians across the world.
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      8 min
    • 035 - The United States Navy in the War

      035 - The United States Navy in the War
      Jan 13 2026
      Dive into a captivating narrative that chronicles the world’s most significant conflict—the Great War. Written from the perspective of the United States and its Allies, this work offers an unvarnished look at the bloodiest and most destructive war in history, tracing its origins to its triumphant conclusion and the lasting impact it had on the globe. Our aim has been to combine clarity with depth; a compelling account of such monumental events should engage rather than confuse. With a foundation built on official documents from the battlegrounds and government archives, this work meticulously details the human experience—capturing the stark horrors of Belgium, the chilling realities of chemical warfare, and the profound sacrifices made by millions of civilians across the world.
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      29 min
    • 034 - How Food Won the War

      034 - How Food Won the War
      Jan 12 2026
      Dive into a captivating narrative that chronicles the world’s most significant conflict—the Great War. Written from the perspective of the United States and its Allies, this work offers an unvarnished look at the bloodiest and most destructive war in history, tracing its origins to its triumphant conclusion and the lasting impact it had on the globe. Our aim has been to combine clarity with depth; a compelling account of such monumental events should engage rather than confuse. With a foundation built on official documents from the battlegrounds and government archives, this work meticulously details the human experience—capturing the stark horrors of Belgium, the chilling realities of chemical warfare, and the profound sacrifices made by millions of civilians across the world.
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      17 min
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