World War I Memoirs: First-Hand Recollections of the Battles, Dramas and Tragedies of 'The War to End All Wars' philosophy Mary Ann Hazen

Mary Ann Hazen

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World War I Memoirs: First-Hand Recollections of the Battles, Dramas and Tragedies of 'The War to End All Wars' philosophy Mary Ann HazenBetween 1914 and 1918, as many as 8. 5 million soldiers gave their lives in 'The Great War'. Many set off for the front lines filled with optimism and a belief that the war would be over in a few months. They soon learned of the true horrors of war. A few sought to share their experiences with the wider world as they wrote diaries, personal accounts of life in the trenches and poems. This 5 volume box set includes a diverse range of accounts by Allied