WORLD WAR 1 - Part 1- by William Philpott - War of Attrition - [ Ⓕⓡⓔⓔ Ⓐⓤⓓⓘⓞⓑⓞⓞⓚ ] - WAR SERIES
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I think I'm on my third listen to this book and it gets better every time. A brilliant summary of things by William Philpott.
"The pioneers of a warless world are the young men and women who refuse military service. Those who joyfully march to music in rank and file have already earned my contempt. They have been given a large brain by mistake, since for them the spinal cord would fully suffice. This disgrace to civilization should be done away with at once. Heroism at command, senseless brutality, deplorable love-of-country stance, how violently I hate all this, how despicable and ignoble war is; I would rather be torn to shreds than be a part of so base an action! It is my conviction that killing under the cloak of war is nothing but an act of murder." -Albert Einstein
1:06 Note on Military Organisation
11:20 Intro 'the War is Everything'
36:35 1 Ready and Willing
1:43:49 2 Into Battle
2:51:45 3 Stalemate
4:22:55 4 A People's War
5:12:22 5 Mobilising Manpower
6:12:40 6 Waging War
7:35:50 7 War Machines
Thanks to Awesome xD and Roland Wieffering for contributing to these timestamps.
@Awesome xD you're welcome. Thanks for providing the timestamps I needed to make the comple list 😊
An army is a collection of those who could not avoid conscription...... I love that.
That ignores a quite significant amount of volunteers especially in today's modern army
@@jasonhuttermusic424 Today's army has no conscripts. That's why they call it a volunteer army. Are you a Marine?
Conscripts = Slaves
@@jasonhuttermusic424 1914 is not 2023 bro
@@didbiddy3480 How many wars you survive? I did two.
These are amazing
This book/audiobook is a truly “tour de force” to understand First World War in all its aristas. Regards, congratulations and thanks from Mexico.
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good work
Outstanding. Very much looking forward to listening to each part in full.
This kicks ass
" War as a regular business ", that pretty much describes the state of human society..... something really sick going on here.
Greed
01:43:50 chapter 2
02:51:45 chapter 3 - Stalemate
07:35:48 chapter 7 - Warmachines
08:40:44 last stop
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Interesting book.
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I love this documentary very detailed and the comertry is very well spoken
@@poundshopcicero3089 Are not what ? Well spoken ?
7:30 . .excelent metaphor
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"We would win." Franz Joseph I of Austria. Born Winner Syndrome.
I'm so sorry for this guy. He needs to read name "Przemyśl" so many times :)
I think the main reason the Eastern Front is so underrated by historians of World War One is that none of them know how to pronounce Przemyśl.
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Who is the narrator?
John Cena
def would gave been a desserter in this war,,it was chess game by generals who had no clue and were splitting countries up as booty before the war was over..The soldiers were just fodder for the generals "glory"..id fight but not on those terms
Did you even listen to the audiobook?
This is.....not very indepth for its length.
Why? What’s missing ?
I like this audiobook, but I do agree. Seems as though it’s a very long, but not in depth, essay arguing that WWI was a war of attrition. There likely is a high level of attrition amongst readers of the book. 😂 😇 I stuck around for the whole thing. Interesting argument I guess, but I’m not sure the author makes his point very well.
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"Part 1" of the war was movement, not attrition. So, the title?
Oh little Dave why state the obvious, don’t try to show off your single digit IQ
@@alanwayte432 Ouch ! Steady tiger.
Part one is a prologue which relates an end-of-war assault as the years-long war of attrition was coming to an end.
A not particularly unbiased account of WW1 as seen through British eyes. The fact is the Germans out classed & out fought Britain to the end. It was starvation & lack of war materials that led to the armistice. Kitchener & Haig were little more than dim, confused public school boys.
Author puts a liberal spin on damn near
every part,tho in reality is fictionalizing.
Intellectual hogwash, wants everything in nice box and thinks “socialism” is a good thing and progressive. Ignoring how it is soul and life killing to all involved.
And I agree.
it's really too bad that this is completely fucking inaudible. Why bother posting something of such horrible sound quality?
Nothing wrong with the sound 😂🔊
@@mattgibbons6167 it sounds like the mike was over the toilet. Come on now -its awful
@@PeterChoyce you can always buy the audiobooks if sound is paramount
I am 76 years old and am quite hard of hearing (I cannot afford hearing aids). With respect, I hear this audio quite clearly and the narration is precise. Perhaps the audio output of the device you are using to listen to this is deficient. Best wishes.
@@mr.bigglesworth2562 it is coming from an unprofessional source, not AUDIBLE or CHIRP - i have BOSE speakers here, the best but i am glad it sounds fine on your system
I had just read someplace that the Maxim machine gun is the weapon responsible for the most kills deaths for the entire war and including the whole 20th Century??? The number 1 killer. I did not verify yet but it makes sense. Ww1 machine guns were used widely in ww2 especially early in the war Mr maxim and his gun.
Hard to believe this. Machine guns are effective against infantry only when infantry is exposed, either on the attack or otherwise out of cover. Artillery on the other hand is effective against entrenched infantry (suppression fire), strongpoints and exposed infantry as well as pretty much any infantry based weaponry such as tanks, trucks and enemy artillery (counter battery fire). In addition, artillery can strike the enemy at great distance whereas machine guns are ineffective at distances above say three or four hundred metres. My vote goes to artillery as the number 1 killer.
@@dmac6312excellent point. I might say disease is in the top 3
Artillery fire was responsible for the majority of deaths in WW1
if you include maxium clones spandou and vicers some of which served front line through early 80s and 3rd line in ukrane today you might be right
No, artillery was the major killer in WWI.
the boys did a good job over there in Europe. 🇺🇲🦅🫡
These are amazing
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