The Usborne Introduction to the First World War
By Ruth Brocklehurst
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Synopsis
This book delves into the First World War, exploring its origins, the soldiers' harrowing experiences in the trenches, and the revolutionary new weapons that emerged. It examines how the war's devastation led to global revolutions and the collapse of empires, reshaping the world's political landscape. Illustrated with dramatic contemporary photographs, paintings, posters, and maps, this accessible and thought-provoking introduction provides a comprehensive overview of the first truly global conflict.
About the author
Ruth Brocklehurst is a British author who loves writing fascinating books for children. She has written many exciting non-fiction books, including the popular 'Usborne Children's Encyclopedia'. Ruth enjoys making learning fun and easy to understand, helping young readers explore everything from animals to history and science.
Pages
128 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Published
2007
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