How the Nations Waged War

Written in the early 20th century, 'How the Nations Waged War' by J. M. Kennedy provides a detailed historical account of World War I, focusing on the diplomatic negotiations and military actions that led to the conflict. It examines the violation of Belgian neutrality by Germany, troop mobilizations, and the alliances formed between nations. The book highlights the Belgian resistance and the global contributions, particularly from India, while also revealing propaganda tactics and suppressed communications that influenced public opinion and wartime decisions. This work serves as a companion to Kennedy's earlier volume, 'How the War Began.'