World War I: The Great War

In this engaging audiobook, Professor Liulevicius presents a comprehensive examination of World War I, initiated by a terrorist act in Bosnia and evolving into a global catastrophe. Spanning 36 half-hour lectures, the course goes beyond the traditional focus on the Western Front to explore diverse arenas such as the Eastern Front, War at Sea, and the implications of the Communist Revolution and the Armenian Massacre. By utilizing both chronological and thematic approaches, Professor Liulevicius uncovers the complex dynamics and ideologies that shaped this unprecedented conflict, highlighting the contrasting experiences and perceptions of various societies involved.