Winston Churchill 
Memoirs of the First World War by Churchill 1 

Memoirs of the First World War by Churchill1: World Crisis (1911-1914) mainly narrates the historical facts of Europe from 1911 to 1914. In analyzing the real cause of the First World War, Churchill revealed the historical origin of the conflict of interests among the major capitalist countries and the complicated international relations since 1870, outlined the situation of military expansion and preparation for war near the First World War, and introduced the frequent diplomatic activities of the two groups. Churchill called the first stage of the war from August to December 1914 after the outbreak of World War I. After the outbreak of the war, Germany attacked the neutral country Belgium and invaded France. Then Britain crossed the sea to support France. At this stage, France and Britain jointly launched a large-scale battle such as Battle of the Marne, killing and injuring hundreds of thousands of people and wasting their lives and getting nothing. In addition, the book also describes the initial stage of the British and German naval war, and the German Navy shelling British coastal cities with continuous harassment. At the same time, it introduces the relations between Turkey and the Balkans, which affected the overall situation of the First World War.