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Binding: Paperback
Published: Army History Unit, Department of Defence, 1999
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Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
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Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image, cover has creasing along spine fold
This scholarly collection presents a critical examination of the Allied triumph in 1918, offering diverse perspectives on the strategies, events, and lasting implications of the Great War’s conclusion. Edited by prominent historians Peter Dennis and Jeffrey Grey, Defining 1918 Victory compiles insightful papers from the 1998 Chief of Army History Conference. The volume argues for a nuanced understanding of the final year of conflict, challenging conventional narratives and highlighting the complex factors that contributed to the armistice. It details the military, political, and social dynamics at play, illustrating how different nations and commanders perceived and shaped the path to victory. This essential work provides a rigorous academic resource for anyone seeking a deeper comprehension of World War I’s decisive moments and their historical interpretation.
