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Forgotten Victory The First World War Myths And Realities Gary Sheffield

Name: Forgotten Victory The First World War Myths And Realities Gary Sheffield
SKU: BELL-52853398
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Sharpe Books

File Extension: MOBI

File size: 3.73 MB

Author: Gary Sheffield

ISBN: 9780747271574, 0747271577

Language: English

Year: 2018

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Forgotten Victory The First World War Myths And Realities Gary Sheffield by Gary Sheffield 9780747271574, 0747271577 instant download after payment.

''Gary Sheffield contends that the popular view that the First World War was, in the words of historian John Keegan, 'tragic and unnecessary', is wrong. It is his strongly argued belief that such a conclusion does not represent the cutting edge of research into the most controversial conflict in British history. Based on twenty years of research, as well as reflecting the interpretations of the revisionist school of historians based around the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, the Imperial War Museum and the British Commission for Military History, this book challenges the fundamental assumptions underpinning the 'traditional' belief that the First World War was a wholly futile conflict.