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The Vanquished – Why the First World War Failed to End, 1917–1923 by Robert Gerwarth is a powerful and deeply researched work of modern history that challenges the idea that the First World War truly ended in 1918. Drawing on newly examined sources and gripping historical narratives, Gerwarth explores the violent aftermath of the war across Europe and beyond, revealing how revolutions, civil wars, nationalist uprisings and political turmoil reshaped the continent between 1917 and 1923. Rather than a neat conclusion to conflict, this period emerges as a continuation of instability that laid the groundwork for future global tensions. Written in an accessible yet scholarly style, this book is essential reading for students, historians and anyone interested in twentieth-century European history, military history, or the complex legacy of the Great War.
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