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{\bf{DATE}} & {\bf{Events and People}} \tn 
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Aug, 1914 & War Begins \tn 
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June, 1914 & Archduke Franz Ferdinand killed \tn 
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Siegfried Sassoon "How to Die" (1886-1967) & Describes dying soldier watching the war around him. Uses religious imagery "to watch the glory that returns; where holy brightness breaks in flame; they've been taught the way to do it/ like Christian soldiers" \tn 
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Wilfred Owen "Anthem for a Doomed Youth" (1893-1918) & Calls soldiers "these who die as cattle" and takes typical religious imagery of funeral service and inverts it with military language (choir becomes demented choirs of wailing shells; the passing-bells are the gunfire) \tn 
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Wilfred Owen "{\bf{Dulce et Decorum Est}}" (1893-1918) & First person description of a soldier, seeing another die. Very gross, explicit language (if you could hear,,,the blood/ come gargling from the froth-corrupted lungs/ obscene as cancer, bitter as the cud of vile). Ends by rejecting the phrase, "It is sweet and right to die for your country" \tn 
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Herbert Read "The Happy Warrior" (1893-1968) & Describes a "happy warrior" with ironic, graphic language of a soldier with bloody saliva stabbing an already dead soldier \tn 
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W.N. Hodgson "Before Action" (1893-1916) & Cadence of a prayer with the speaker swearing by all the things he must say goodbye to but asks that God "Make me a man, O Lord" and ends with "by all delights that I shall miss/ help me to die, O Lord" \tn 
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Wilfred Gibson "Back" (1878-1962) & First person, when people ask him what he's done he says it was someone else that went over there and killed \seqsplit{people—disassociating} from the trauma \tn 
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Philip Larkin "MCMXIV" aka 1964 (1922-1985) & Describes the line of people lining up (presumably to go to war) and laments the changes to come to England, such as houses being emptied and servants lost, and at the end "Never such innocence/ Never before or since" \tn 
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{\bf{Pope Benedict XV}} & Elected Sept. 1914 (month after war started) by conclave that wanted someone with diplomatic experience, had only been a cardinal for 4 months. Unsuccessfully tried to stop the war, repeated Christ's exhortation to love one another. Saw origins in clash between classes, contempt for authority, striving for independence. Pleaded for Christmas truce in 1914. memorialized by Turks in Istanbul (statue - benefactor of all people); {\bf{Pope of Peace}} Called the {\bf{Treaty of Versailles}} vengeful.  (d. 1922) \tn 
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General Sir Edmund Allenby & Entered Jerusalem in 1917, greeted as prophetic sign. Turned the Battle in the East with Migeddo (Armageddon in the Bible) that fell in 1918. Turkey sued for peace weeks later. Out of respect for Jerusalem, entered on foot. \tn 
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Benedict XV & Elected Sept. 1914 (month after war started) by conclave that wanted someone with diplomatic experience, had only been a cardinal for 4 months. Unsuccessfully tried to stop the war, repeated Christ's exhortation to love one another. Saw origins in clash between classes, contempt for authority, striving for independence. Pleaded for Christmas truce in 1914. memorialized by Turks in Istanbul (statue - benefactor of all people); {\bf{Pope of Peace}} Called the {\bf{Treaty of Versailles}} vengeful.  (d. 1922) \tn 
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Treaty of Versailles & June 28, 1919. Key point is nothing would do except total victory. Modern warfare was annihilation, unlike ancient warfare which was just to do more than the other side - see in the treaty. Pope Benedict called it vengeful. Written by the allies with no participation of the Germans, who signed it under duress. France wanted to take Germany apart (make it impossible for Germany to wage war again). 15 parts, 444 articles, included formation of League of Nations, new boundaries (Germany lost all colonies, land loss, creation of Rhineland - demilitarized zone.) Also stripped of military, had to pay reparations of self and allies totaling 96k tons of gold (last payment Oct 3, 2010). \tn 
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Allied Powers & Consisted of Britain, France, Italy, Russia, Portugal, and US in 1917. Had a lot more territory against the central power in WWI. Central fought a two front war, always undesirable and problem of WWII when all fighting two front war. After Russia left the war, no longer 2 fronts for central powers. \tn 
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Dulce et decorum est & Means it is sweet and fitting to die for one's country. One of the primary texts - poem by Wilfred Owen, WWI poetry. \tn 
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Wilfred Owen "Dulce et Decorum Est" & My friend, you would not tell with such high zest To children ardent for some desperate glory, The old lie: {\emph{Dulce et decorum est Pro patria mori.}} \tn 
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