EPISODE · Oct 4, 2022 · 2H 30M
World War I: an Overview [1.15]
from History Off the Page · host Dr. Jason Hansen
While the Second World War tends to get more attention, this episode argues World War I was actually more historically significant. Simply put, the Great War exhausted the nations of Europe, thoroughly discrediting traditional authorities, values and institutions. This episode - the first of a two part series on the conflict - provides a general overview of the war itself, from its causes to its conclusion to the new weapons and great battles that made it so devastating. Find out how a wrong turn literally led to the start of the war, how French taxi drivers saved the Third Republic, why poison gas was largely ineffective, the secrets to the Red Baron's rapid rise and literal fall and so much more!Support the showFor more information on History Off the Page, check out our website www.historyoffthepage.com! Or you can support the show via Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/historyoffthepage?fan_landing=true.
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While the Second World War tends to get more attention, this episode argues World War I was actually more historically significant. Simply put, the Great War exhausted the nations of Europe, thoroughly discrediting traditional authorities, values and institutions. This episode - the first of a two part series on the conflict - provides a general overview of the war itself, from its causes to its conclusion to the new weapons and great battles that made it so devastating. Fin...
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