It was static because both sides were evenly matched, neither had the resources to make a prolonged offensive, and so the war become a war of attrition, and the Allies one due to the blockade imposed on Germany, thus they cracked before the Allies did. (It was only static on the Western Fronts, i.e. France/Belgium and Northern Italy etc.)
it was known for vilonce
30 Years War. In fact, this war was even more destructive the World War I, although its carnage was surpassed by World War II. This was largely due to the fact that mercenary armies went unpaid and pillaged the countryside to support themselves.
Giuseppe Garibaldi, the Italian nationalist and revolutionary did not have significant impact in World War 1, mostly due to his death in 1882. His significance in history is largely in the Unification of Italy in 1861.
In world war 1,germany started the war,but in world war 2,japan started it and usa ended the war
unrestricted submarine warfare
it was known for vilonce
Mobile warfare (Blitzkrieg) as compared to the static trenchlines of WW1 .
Vacationing was largely discouraged during the war to save resources for the war effort.
The documentary World at War is a British television documentary series. It largely focuses on the subject matter of the second world war. It ran for 26 episodes.
numerous technological advances
30 Years War. In fact, this war was even more destructive the World War I, although its carnage was surpassed by World War II. This was largely due to the fact that mercenary armies went unpaid and pillaged the countryside to support themselves.
Yes, that was largely the reason for the war
At the end of World War II United State Russian relations largely deteriorated. (We should have just listened to Patton)
Largely neutral until 1917.
war of 1812
Because at this time they were still largely under the influence of britain.
Micronesia