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Introduction The British Empire, known as the largest empire in world history, held dominion over a quarter of the global population during its peak. However, the imperial powers of the early 20th century were driven by an insatiable desire for influence, resources, and territorial expansion. In the summer of 1914, the assassination of Archduke Franz…
Introduction As World War I raged on into 1916 and beyond, the importance of materials in securing victory became increasingly apparent. The warring empires found themselves locked in a relentless race to produce an overwhelming supply of munitions, armaments, and explosives to sustain the relentless barrage of gunfire and artillery. However, behind the scenes of…
Introduction World War I stands as a turning point in military history, characterized by the advent of trench warfare. The conflict’s protracted nature and the staggering human and material costs challenged the traditional methods of warfare. As the sides dug in and combatants faced the brutal reality of static warfare, the world responded by embracing…