Room 40 read some 15,000 German signals, the Zimmermann Telegram brought the United States into the war, and Mata Hari turned out to be a media figure. How intelligence was gathered in 1914-1918.
Read →Eight Frontkrieg mechanics with real 1914-1918 prototypes: why defence beats attack, why an early tank is impossible, and what the game deliberately flattens.
Read →Direct spending of $186.3 billion, a total bill above $337 billion, and the war bonds, inflation and debts that outlived the war by nearly a century.
Read →9.7 million military dead, up to 10 million civilians, 21 million wounded and four vanished empires in 1,568 days: full World War I casualty statistics by country.
Read →Wellington House, the Kitchener poster, the Bryce Report in 30 languages and 755,000 speeches in the US: how WW1 propaganda worked, and why information is still a weapon in Frontkrieg.
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