Catástrofe 1914: A Europa Vai à Guerra

His detailed analysis makes you wonder whether the war was inevitable or if diplomacy could have prevented it. I'm curious about what sparked his perspective on these decisions.

The personal stories of those caught in the crossfire made the events feel more visceral. I wonder how these narratives shaped others' understanding of the war's human cost.

His focus on the immediate causes and detailed political context stood out to me. I'm interested in what specific sources or methods he used to reconstruct these events.