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|title=The Great War: The People's Story
|sort=Great War: People's Story , The
|publisher=Random House
|date=July 2014
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1847947255</amazonuk>
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|summary=The prelude to, course and aftermath of the Great War in Britain, seen through the (mainly unpublished) letters, memoirs and diaries of a few individuals at home and at the front.
|cover=1847947255
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During this centenary year, we have seen many ways of telling the history of the conflict which broke out among the Great Powers of Europe and soon involved all four corners of the world. This volume, based on a recent ITV series of the same title, approaches it from an angle which I have not seen before. It follows the course of events over the four years through the letters, memoirs and diaries of about a dozen individuals as it presents their story against the background of fighting on the continental mainland, and of bereavement, shortages and more at home.
[[Great Britain's Great War by Jeremy Paxman]]
 
[[A Broken World: Letters, diaries and memories of the Great War by Sebastian Faulks and Hope Wolf]]
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