Title: The Great War The War to End All Wars Fall of the Eagles WORLD WAR ONE
1The Great WarThe War to End All WarsFall of the
EaglesWORLD WAR ONE
- World History
- Mr. Scherrman
2Europe in 1914
3Causes of the War
Total Defense Expenditures for the Great Powers
Ger., A-H, It., Fr., Br., Rus. in millions of
s.
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5Krupps Big Bertha Gun
6The Airplane
Squadron Over the BrentaMax Edler von Poosch,
1917
7The Zeppelin
8Causes of the War
Triple Entente
Triple Alliance
9Causes of the War
- I-Imperialism. Economic Rivalries
10Causes of the War
- N- Nationalism. Becomes aggressive!
11The SPARK
- Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand
12 The Assassin
GavriloPrincip
13The Schlieffen Plan
14A Multi-Front War
15The Western Front
16Trench Warfare
17Trench Warfare
No Mans Land
18Battle of Verdun
- Single longest battle of WW1. (Feb 21, 1916- Dec.
16th 1916) - The area around Verdun contained 20 major forts
and 40 smaller ones that had historically
protected France. - Germans felt that if Verdun fell, France would
fall as well. - Germans hoped to Bleed the French White
- TOTAL CASUALTIES Approx. 1 MILLION!
19Battle of Verdun
20Battle of the Somme
- July 1, 1916 November 1916
- Casualties
- British Army had suffered 420,000 (60,000 on the
first day alone.) - The French lost 200,000.
- Germans nearly 500,000.
Seemed to epitomize the futility of trench
warfare.
21Battle of the Somme
22War Is HELL !!
23Sacrifices in War
24All Quiet on the Western Front
- Erich Remarque
- Was published to great critical and commercial
acclaim in 1929. - It soon earned the wrath of the Nazi party for
its anti-war and anti-nationalistic sentiments
and was burned and banned. - It has since sold over 50 million copies in
dozens of languages, and is still considered by
many the greatest anti-war novel of all time.
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33French Graveyard at Verdun
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38Art of World War I
39A Street in ArrasJohn Singer Sargent, 1918
40Oppy Wood John Nash, 1917
41Those Who Have Lost Their NamesAlbin
Eggar-Linz, 1914
42Gassed and WoundedEric Kennington, 1918
43Paths of GloryC. R. W. Nevinson, 1917
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