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Old March 18th, 2012, 08:23 PM   #9
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There was no "World War One." Or "World War Two" for that matter. There was only, "The World War - Act One 'Europe's Game'," an intermission including a period of prosperity followed by a Great Depression, then "The World War - Act Two 'Asia Joins the Fun'".
Steven Ambrose said that the World Wars were, in essence, a 30 year European Civil War.
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