Release date is 2015-07-07

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"True Stories of the Great War, Volume 4 (of 6)" by Francis Trevelyan Miller is a historical account produced in the early 20th century. This volume continues a series that compiles firsthand narratives from various individuals involved in World War I, including soldiers, nurses, diplomats, and spies. It seeks to present an authentic portrayal of the war through collected eyewitness accounts and personal experiences, reflecting the human aspect of conflict. The opening of this volume introduces two narratives that highlight the diverse experiences during the war. The first story recounts the harrowing experiences of an American woman in Poland during the German invasion, detailing her struggles to protect her family and assist others amidst chaos and the threat of disease. The second account features an American's thrilling foray into espionage during the war, showcasing his journey through war-torn Europe while interacting with various spies and uncovering the intricacies of warfare from a covert perspective. Each narrative contributes to a richer understanding of the personal sacrifices and challenges faced during this tumultuous period. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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