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Pandorra's box: a history of the first world war

Dutchhobbyexpert

Updated: Jan 10

Jorn Leonhard





Strengths:

  • Covers Everything: This book doesn’t just talk about the battles but also looks at how World War I affected politics, societies, and economies across the world. It helps you see the big picture.

  • Global View: Instead of only focusing on Western Europe, the book explores how the war impacted many countries and regions, making it feel more complete.

  • Well-Researched: You can tell Leonhard put a lot of effort into his research. The book is packed with detailed information and references.


Weaknesses:

  • Very Long and Dense: At over 1,000 pages, this book has a lot of information, which can feel overwhelming. The writing style is also more academic, so it might be a bit hard to get through.

  • Not Many Battle Stories: If you’re looking for exciting, detailed descriptions of battles, this book focuses more on themes and the bigger picture instead of specific events.


What we Think Overall:

Pandora's Box is a fantastic book if you want to deeply understand how World War I shaped the world. However, because it’s long and detailed, it’s better for readers who are okay with digging into complex ideas instead of just wanting fast-paced stories.

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