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Editor says, what if the war to end wars really had? muses Robbie Taylor. Please note that the opinions expressed in this post do not necessarily reflect the views of the author(s). This story was published in the May 2012 edition of Changing the Times Magazine.
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In 1918, the Great European War ends with the downfall of all the monarchies on the continent.
Treaty of PragueAfter the Christmas Truce of 1914 had produced a huge body of soldiers unwilling to fight each other, these soldiers had returned to their native countries and begun fighting the regimes there. The 4 year struggle finally ended on this day with an agreement among the new governments in a dozen nations to never commit war against each other again.
The Treaty of Prague, signed by over a hundred soldiers and representatives of the new Peace governments, marked what President Wilson of America called, "the end of the war to end all wars".
Entry posted by Alternate Historian Robbie Taylor
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~ I don't think it's plausible to imagine the 1914-'18 war really "ending war." The imagined agreeent would last as long as its signatories found it convenient, and not a day longer.
~ Would that it were.
~ @Eric Lipps: Some of those signatories were looking to break it before the ink finished drying.
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