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To What Extent Was Poor Military Leadership Responsible For The Massive Loss Of Life On The Western Front
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To What Extent Was Poor Military Leadership Responsible For The Massive Loss Of Life On The Western Front? On the 28th of July 1914, war broke out in Eastern Europe following a series of unfortunate rivalries and political misunderstandings. This initial outbreak led to what is now known as The First World War. The beginning of the conflict brought much jubilation; the predominant mass of public opinion was pro war and even the moderate mindsets of the Liberal Party wavered towards Britain's involvement. On August the 3rd, a pro war rally was held in Trafalgar Square on the highest level, thousands joined the procession, all campaigning for Britain to 'step unto the breech' and eliminate the threat of 'The Hun'. British Soldiers were guaranteed that war would be over by Christmas, and in many cases entire classes of schoolboys recruited together. This initial enthusiasm did not last. By the end of...
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