Slaapwandelaars: Hoe Europa in 1914 ten oorlog trok

The book emphasizes personal choices and misjudgments that led to war. I wonder how much of this perspective was shaped by the available archives and sources.

The detailed recounting made me think about whether the author believes the war was truly unavoidable or if different choices could have prevented it.

Given the complexity of the historical record, I'm curious about what guided the selection of certain incidents over others—was it about narrative flow or importance?