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The Battle of the Marne - Unveiling the Strategies and Impact of a Pivotal Battle in World War I - cover

The Battle of the Marne - Unveiling the Strategies and Impact of a Pivotal Battle in World War I

G. H. Perris

Maison d'édition: Good Press

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G. H. Perris'Äôs "The Battle of the Marne" masterfully recounts the pivotal moments of the First Battle of the Marne (1914), a confrontation that ultimately shifted the tide of World War I. Through a meticulous narrative, Perris weaves together military strategy, historical detail, and vivid eyewitness accounts to convey not only the logistics of battle but also the human experience of warfare. His literary style is characterized by a blend of journalistic immediacy and reflective analysis, situating the battle within the broader context of international politics and the onset of trench warfare, thus providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of its significance. G. H. Perris, a journalist and war correspondent, was immersed in the tumult of early 20th-century Europe, which profoundly influenced his work. His experiences on the front lines and interactions with military leaders informed his ability to articulate the chaos and heroism inherent in battle. Passionate about documenting the realities of war, Perris'Äôs insights reflect both the strategic elements and the emotional weight borne by soldiers and civilians alike during this tumultuous period. For readers interested in military history, social commentary, or the intricacies of World War I, "The Battle of the Marne" stands as an indispensable resource. Offering both a gripping narrative and thoughtful analysis, it invites readers to reflect on the sacrifices made during this critical moment in history and the enduring consequences that shaped our modern world.
Disponible depuis: 01/11/2023.
Longueur d'impression: 218 pages.

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