Jang-i Jahānī-yi Avval: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

The book "World War I" written by Zonke Neitzel, a prominent German historian, is a comprehensive and analytical account of World War I, focusing on the role and position of Germany in this fateful event. In this work, with a deep and scrutinizing view, while examining the roots of the war and its underlying factors, Knightsel describes the political, social, and military developments during the war. The book is organized into seven sections, including an introduction, the Road to War, war, the European New Order, society at War, collapse, and Revolution, and the Peace that was not Peace. Drawing on historical sources and documents, Knightsel presents a comprehensive picture of the devastating effects of the war on German and European society. In the first part of the book, Nietzsche, focusing on the situation of Germany and more generally Europe on the verge of war, explains the underlying factors such as colonial rivalries, extreme nationalism, and the crisis of the system of international alliances in a detailed manner. Citing historical documents, he shows how the growing tensions between the great powers pushed Europe towards an all-out war. In the following, the author analyzes the important developments on the battle fronts and behind the fronts during the war. While addressing the role of technology and modern weapons in changing the nature of war, he examines the deep social and economic effects of war on the involved societies. Knights presents a comprehensive picture of human suffering and pain caused by war and shows how the overwhelming pressures of war sowed the seeds of discontent and revolution in different countries. One of the highlights of the book is Nightsel's analysis of the role of war in the emergence of extreme ideologies such as communism and fascism. He shows how the war provided a suitable platform for the formation of totalitarian regimes and became the basis for the Second World War. All in all, the book "World War I" is a deep and thought-provoking work about one of the most important events in modern history. With meticulous research and fluent writing, Knightsel provides a comprehensive understanding of the complexities of World War I and its turbulent legacy. This work is a valuable and readable book not only for researchers and those interested in contemporary history but also for general readers who want a better understanding of the roots of the political and social developments of the 20th century.