Thursday, September 2, 2010
War to End All Wars?
After searching and browsing on internet, I have noticed a familiar pattern throughout the historians veiw of World War One. It seems that they called it the, "War to End All Wars". Why would they call it this? Use our knowledge that we all know from just two weeks of class to decifer this title.
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They all called it "The War to End all Wars" in my opinion because it was a bigger war with more countries than any of the nations had ever seen before. They thought that the issues between nations were too big and too complicated to ever happen again. However, the countries weren't careful enough after the war which continued the uneasy relationships that lead to WWII
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