… Most of the situations from which World War Three might arise are currently accepted as "necessary";
to prepare for its coming is considered "realism". Yet, as Mills shows, the thrust to …

… Fritz Fischer devoted about a third of War of Illusions, his main work on the causes of the
First World War, to an examination of the relationship between economic interest groups and …

… Both the American War of Independence and the Civil War … The Great War only became the
First World War because there … that world wars came as a series, as Afghan Wars had once …

… 8 and 9 million in World War I and between 13 and 17 million in World War II. These figures
do not include the civilian victims who succumbed to war-related causes of death such as …

… ince the Great War of 1914-18 was fought on all the oceans of the world and ultimately
involved belligerents from every continent, it can justifiably be termed a 'world war'. But it was …

I will start with a Jewish proverb, and I will come to a Jewish st First, the proverb: An insincere
peace is better than a sincere war. I believe that there is currently an insincere peace …

… out as a major cause of the First World War, it is salutary to … In the last three centuries the
peace settlement to which has … First World War was also said to have been a major cause of …

… a world war as one involving five or more major powers and having military operations on two
or more continents. Wars … Years' War (1618-48), eight wars fit our definition of a world war. …

… to what we now call World War I and without which such a war might not have come about
… causal role in relation to World War I as it actually happened. war-conducive mechanisms …

… By concentrating on the period 1933-1940, this paper argues that TurkeyLs decision to opt
for neutrality during the Second World War was not part of a calculated long run strategy, but …