The First World War (WWI)

If European civilization is more than the French Revolution, the First World War is definitely a greater contributor to the course. The First World War broke up the empire and shaped the generation The French Revolution influenced mainly France and did not even abolish the monarchy. The First World War brought something like the Treaty of Versailles with German power as power in 1919, but also made extensive retaliation in the form of the Nazi movement. Therefore, Czechoslovakia became independent. World War I also began the League of Nations that caused international thinking.

For the first time in the First World War, chemical weapons were deployed on a large scale. The fear of millions of dead soldiers in entrenchment and battlefield shocked the "Geneva Protocol" signed by the country in 1925 and promised not to use chemical weapons and biological weapons in future wars. While some people may be skeptical about the effectiveness of these disarmament efforts and the challenges faced by disarmament, the Armament Treaty plays an important role in the regulation and reduction of stockpiling, the use and testing of certain weapons in conflict I will fulfill. Using forbidden weapons constitutes war crimes

Another factor that enables us to evaluate the extent to which World War I (WWI) is a full-fledged war is the use of all available weapons and all resources. By the time of World War I, several new interventions were taking place, which means that a new weapon was discovered, which in turn means that the First World War is over the previous war It means. The war is continuing. By the time of the First World War there was already an internal combustion engine that enabled the production of cars, which meant that people could travel faster and build aircraft in 1903. Other weapons used during the First World War included tanks (first used) by the UK in 1916 Le Somme campaign against Germans, and Germans in 1915 for the first time with chlorine and Gas consisting of pulmonary irritants was included. use