History of World War I: 100 Years Ago, May 1915: Italy Goes to War – Why?

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History of World War I: 100 Years Ago, May 1915: Italy Goes to War – Why?

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We already know that the Great War did not “break out” suddenly and unexpectedly but had been wanted for quite some time by the elite of the European countries, that it was considered inevitable, that it was carefully prepared, and finally, that it was unleashed cold-bloodedly – with as pretext an assassination in Sarajevo that was not a real casus belli. The elite wanted and prepared the war in order to resolve once and for all the huge social problem to their satisfaction, that is, to chase away the spectre of revolution and to arrest the process of democratisation.

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http://www.globalresearch.ca/

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2015

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Jacques R. Pauwels, “History of World War I: 100 Years Ago, May 1915: Italy Goes to War – Why?,” Uwekind Resource Centre, accessed October 14, 2026, https://www.library.uwekind.com/items/show/304.