Conclusion: The Costs of War
- A Lost Generation
- The Financial Toll
- The Unsettled Peace
- Revolution and Civil War in Russia
- The Rise of Nazism in Germany
- The End of Old Empires, the Beginning of New
- A War without Winners
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- The Cost of War
No matter how they are measured, the costs of World War I were enormous. Undoubtedly, the most tragic and devastating of the losses caused by the war was the loss of life. Millions of soldiers died in battle, and countless civilians were killed by the side effects of the war:...
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