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A journalist's account combines frontline reportage from the Italian Isonzo and the Western theatres with analytical essays on the changed character of contemporary warfare. It interleaves vivid descriptions of terrain, logistics and mountain and trench fighting with discussion of new arms including tanks and artillery, and assesses propaganda, public opinion, and press organisation. Later sections consider popular responses—pacifism, conscientious objection, religious revival—and social transformations at home, concluding with reflections on how technology, organisation, and morale may shape the conflict's course and ending.
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