The Mechanics of War

The mechanism of war recently saw a new trend in Wall Street. Smart brokers are aware that the market may be controlled by specific rules that must earn more money with minimal risk. They looked for any expression that seemed to be able to hire many mathematicians and express the market. People who used statistical methods to analyze past market trends and predict the "future" of the market. Interestingly, this method is actually effective.

The reason is different. Because it is the first war of many European countries, and the first mechanized war of the last century, the great war has terrible novelty. It starts with idealism and innocence, and soon many people understand that the whole is clearly infinite turmoil. A young hero of Ernest Hemingway of weapons saying goodby asked his lover where they lived after the war, she said, "I may be at the house of an old man." The long-standing life in the trench was interrupted by sexual fight - the unique inhumanization of their soldiers. Stephen Wallersford, a hero of Sebastian Faulks' Birdsong, thinks that this is not a war but a quest for the extent of human decline. Imagination is very effective

The unique inhumane quality and horrible situation of the First World War influenced the art of the day.

The First World War was different from any previous war. In many ways, this is the first real "modern" war. There has never been any technology used for this destructive purpose. Whether mechanized, on land, at sea or in the sky, mechanized war is done with very destructive efficiency. If you are not sure, mechanized war refers to the use of sophisticated machines in warfare. Aircraft, armored vehicles, modern artillery, machine guns - these are all part of the mechanized war. World War I was characterized by a fierce battle in which opposing forces dug a precise trench in the earth to provide a cover for themselves. Free space between the opposite groove system is often not called "anyone's land" as no one wants to enter this dangerous area. The man who lived in the trench experienced a shocking situation for several weeks to several months underground.

After the first few months of the war, a relatively mobile conflict entered into the now infamous battle and strongly decided the World War I. In addition to the trench itself there is a series of complex underground shelters and residential areas that exist as the forefront for huge armies on both sides. In these spaces, soldiers are ready "to overcome the summit" or are living for several hours when they are often suffering from shelling. The relaxed, mechanized nature of the first world war involving millions of infantry fighters often made these soldiers a group without face of mass culture, not individual participants. War is carried out by individuals and it is easy to forget that everyone has their own unique story.