I haven’t been able to find a definitive answer, so it must be a case of quality over quantity. But one thing has always puzzled me: Why aren’t there more books about World War I? It seems like for every book about the Great War, there are fifty 50 about WWII or the Civil War. And since we’re talking about it, why is it called the Great War, anyway?Īs an avid reader of military history, I enjoy reading about all of the world’s battles, including World War I history books. It’s the first thing teachers discuss when they start talking about the Great War. The lessons kids are taught in school vary from generation to generation, and even state to state, but the one fact everyone can tell you is that WWI started with the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

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