I will pay for the following article History is not the Story of Winners and Losers but of Survivors. The work is to be 6 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

I will pay for the following article History is not the Story of Winners and Losers but of Survivors. The work is to be 6 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. Many people regard war as a game of winners and losers but they do not consider the survivors. Those people who win from any war are given more attention than even those who survive to give the accounts of what happened. This idea matters to others since they have to understand that war is not a game of losers or winners, but those who survive are the most important since they will live to give the testimony of what happened. This matter also matters to others since they have to change their mind on the conception they have about history and war, giving the example of the Great War. The methodology that I will use in this paper is continuity and change.

The Great War is also referred to as the First World War. The war started in 1914 to 1918, and it was triggered by some greed for power by some European countries (Kenneth 2005). The nations which were involved in the war all had some interest since some were in support of their friend nations while others were in need of territory, great empire and wealth. During the war, there was the signing of some treaties between some countries where they had to support each other even in times of war. In this war, Russia, Britain, and France were one side meaning they were allies and on the other side was Turkey, Australia, and Germany. After some time, the war was uncontrollable and it spread out of Europe where the United States in 1917, had to intervene (Keynes 1973).

The war began on the 28th of July 1914 when Australia which is also known as Hungary declared war on Serbia. Other countries joined in the war since they had signed some treaties to support each other in times of war. The worst thing of all is that six million people both innocent citizens and the armies lost their lives (Keegan 1980).

For one, no one would want or wish what happened the period between 1914 and 1918 to be repeated. This is because. there is no one who enjoys when there is war. When there is war, there is no peace and most of the people lose their lives and their properties.