Essays on World War I

World War II came after World War I, which was the war that was thought of as being the war that would end all wars. There are multiple reasons as to why World War II began. The reasons include the repercussions of the Treaty of...

Throughout the years there have been many different people from all around the world that have tried to come up with different theories and different actions in history that could have cause help the outbreak of WWII. Out of all the many different assumptions, it...

World War Two was the biggest global conflict in history that involved virtually every part of the world. It was a deadly military conflict; Allied powers had resulted in 80 million deaths. It has a profound impact on modern society, including effects like today’s lingering...

War is always a tragedy, win or lose. WWI was a big tragedy. It started in 1914 and ended in 1918. WWI was fought all throughout Europe with over 17 million people left dead. The Treaty of Versailles, although it was created to end the...

The development of the modern global community from the perspective of the evolvement of various spheres of human endeavor provides people with an opportunity to analyze the events of the past. The stage of evolvement of the contemporary globalism enables people evaluating the impact of...

It is important to commemorate the deeds and actions of Australian servicemen but is equally important to reflect on how we commemorate our servicemen and women. Australians succeeded in many operations during WWI. For this achievement, they deserve to be commemorated. However, we must also...

On April 25th, 1915, the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZACs) fought at Gallipoli during WW1, in support of the British Commonwealth of the contingent of allied forces. These servicemen were proved to have shown characteristics such as resourcefulness, mateship, endurance and courage whilst...

World War 1, also known as The Great War, began in 1914 and lasted until 1918. It was a global conflict. Described as ‘the war to end all wars’, it caused over 15 million deaths and left many more permanently and severely disabled. The Australian...

The origins of ANZAC rituals and practices across Australia Across Australia on ANZAC Day there are many rituals and practices that take place in commemoration of the fallen. Today we have created rituals and practices to commemorate those who fought for Australia on ANZAC Day,...

Australia’s Anzac history is a vital part of the country’s national identity. On the 25th of April 1915, Australian and New Zealand soldiers landed on the Gallipoli beach, as they were part of an allied expedition to capture the Gallipoli peninsula and to get the...