Winston Churchill 
Memoirs of the First World War by Churchill 3 

From 1916 to 1918, the First World War entered the middle and later stages, and the two sides of the war launched the final battle. The whole of Europe, as a huge battlefield, presents the whole picture in Churchill”s book. Between the German army and the British and French allied forces, there were frequent and tragic battles, and neither side made any achievements. However, Germany”s submarine strategy angered the United States on the other side of the ocean. The two sides entered a state of war, and the balance of victory began to tilt towards the allies. Although on the eastern front, Russia withdrew from the war because of the October Revolution, but Germany was unable to continue to compete with Britain and France, and the German Emperor abdicated. At the end of the book, Churchill concluded that he wanted "every nation to share the glory of rebuilding Europe in a safe and free world".