The Sunday Debate: Britain Should Not Have Fought in the First World War
Intelligence Squared
Britain's Complex War Motivations
This chapter explores Britain's involvement in the First World War, focusing on national identity and perceptions of honor in wartime. It features diverse audience interactions discussing the impact of the war on various societies, including views on anti-Semitism in Germany and the rationality behind key political decisions. The conversation encourages deeper engagement with historical narratives and the complexities surrounding the motivations for war.
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