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This volume focuses on the decisive final battles and the events that led to the armistice and the subsequent peace negotiations. Churchill provides a detailed account of the military campaigns that took place during the last year of the war, including the final Allied offensives that broke the German lines and led to the eventual surrender of the Central Powers.In this volume, Churchill examines the strategic importance of the Allied counterattacks in 1918, such as the Hundred Days Offensive, which decisively pushed the German forces back. He also explores the collapse of the German military and the factors that led to the signing of the armistice on November 11, 1918. The book delves into the internal challenges faced by the Central Powers, including political instability, revolutions, and the growing disillusionment among soldiers and civilians. At the same time, the Allied nations, particularly France and Britain, were also coping with the immense human and economic costs of the war.