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From: Contemporary Review | Date: January 1, 2001 | Copyright information

Just as war dominated the twentieth century, so do new books on warfare dominate this month's new releases. JOHN MURRAY has recently published Gregor Dallas' 1918: War and Peace ([pound]25.00. 616 pages). This original study answers the question, 'How do wars end?' The author is interested in the 'continuity' between the signing of the armistice on 11 November and the conclusion of peace in 1919. He concentrates on five capitals: London, Paris, Washington, Moscow and Berlin and giv...

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