World War I, Explained

This book is a simplified version of the First World War, which is perfectly described by Uzair Ansari. World War I was considered short and glorious, but at the end of 1914, with heavy losses on both sides, there was no end in sight. About 9 million lives were lost during World War I. With its end, a new world order emerged, old empires collapsed, and new countries were born. forced to pay reparations, and the Treaty of Versailles, Article 231, obliges him to assume responsibility for the entire theater that began in the Balkans and covered almost all of Europe to distant had reached the European countries, which included almost every continent in the world, so it is called. First World War.