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The Myth of the Great War by John Mosier is a provocative and revisionist military history that challenges traditional interpretations of World War I strategy and battlefield success.
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The Myth of the Great War by John Mosier is a provocative and revisionist military history that challenges traditional interpretations of World War I strategy and battlefield success. Drawing on detailed campaign analysis and fresh perspectives, Mosier argues that German battlefield effectiveness and American intervention reshaped the outcome of the conflict, making this a compelling read for collectors of First World War studies and serious military history enthusiasts.
This 2002 Perennial paperback edition remains a sought-after modern WWI analysis, combining accessible narrative with scholarly insight — ideal for historians, collectors, and readers interested in alternative views of the Great War.
Condition – Very GoodÂ
Creased front cover with minimal other defects.






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