World War 1 has often been described as an unnecessary war. Why?

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1. World War I has often been described as an “unnecessary war.” Why? Do you agree? World War I has been called unnecessary because the original dispute ...

On the other hand, if you ask, “Was World War 1 inevitable,” I think it may be argued ... The Nationalists and the Militarists had been playing war games for more ...

An iconoclastic young historian argues against Britain's entry into World War I. ... In 1929 Virginia Woolf described an Oxbridge luncheon party at which, despite ... . the Great War has been portrayed as a meaningless and unnecessary slaughter, ... Reviewing a war memoir in 1920, one critic plaintively sought some purpose ...