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The World Crisis - 1911-1918, Part Two

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The World Crisis - 1911-1918, Part Two

By: Sir Winston Churchill
Narrated by: Christian Rodska
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Summary

 Winston Churchill's superlative account of the prelude to and events of the First World War is a defining work of 20th-century history. With dramatic narrative power, Churchill reconstructs the action on the Western and Eastern Fronts, the wars at sea and in the air, and the advent of tanks and U-boats.

Rich with personal insights, this second part of Churchill's magisterial book covers the year 1915 and includes the chapters 'The Deadlock in the West', 'The First Defeat of the U-boats', 'The Battle of Suvla Bay [in Gallipoli', and 'The Abandonment of the Dardanelles'.

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As an Australian soldier, I had been long exposed to the Gallipoli story. After reading Churchill’s very detailed analysis- it should have worked. Ideal in strategic concept, bungled in execution by those who could not see past putting strength against strength in France.

The Dardanelles Explained

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loved it and learnt much
new information about the Great War, decision making and Gallipoli.

Great detail excellent voice work.

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It was interesting to hear Churchills version of the Dardanelles saga. It all turned into a perfect storm which was full of missed opportunities and near run things. A fantastic continuation from volume 1, and brilliantly read by Christian Rodska.

Again, loved reading this.

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