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Was World War I Really an Avoidable Tragedy?

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History Book What-If: Four Ways Germany Could Have Won World War I

A German A7V tank captured by the 26th Australian battalion, at Monument Wood, near Villers-Bretonneux, in France, on July 14th, 1918. Australian War Museum.

See This Battle Picture? It Started over 100 Years of Tank Warfare

Alternate History: Five Ways Germany Could Have (Maybe) Won World War I

Four Decisions Could Have Won Imperial Germany World War I

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Meet Imperial Germany's MP-18: The First Submachine Gun Ever Made

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Meet the Red Baron’s War Machine—The Famous Fokker Dr. I Triplane

These 5 Battleships and Aircraft Carriers are True Terrors of the Sea

This German Zeppelin Took Part in a Top Secret Mission

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So Close: How Germany Could Have (Almost) Won World War I

In 1919, the German Navy's Battleship Fleet Committed Suicide

Austria-Hungary: The Empire of the Living Dead

These 5 Aircraft Carriers and Battleships are the Toughest Ships Around

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How a Battleship Design Revolution (See This Picture) Helped Start World War I

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World War I Mistakes: Why the "Schlieffen Plan" Was Idiotic

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Your History Book Missed This: World War I Didn't End in 1918

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How Woodrow Wilson Failed to End the Great War