The Children's Story of the War Volume 4 (of 10) / The Story of the Year 1915

Name: The Children's Story of the War Volume 4 (of 10) / The Story of the Year 1915
Author: Edward Parrott

By Edward Parrott

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A chronological, child-oriented account of a single year's fighting that describes major naval engagements and sinkings, the rise of submarine blockade and U-boat attacks, winter trench warfare and major offensives on the Western Front, operations in the east and the Dardanelles including landings at Gallipoli, the emergence of poison gas and air raids, and scenes of rescue, sacrifice, and everyday soldier life, interweaving battlefield summaries with human stories of courage and endurance.

About the Author

Edward Parrott

Edward Parrott was a British author known for his works aimed at younger audiences, particularly during the tumultuous times of World War I. He is best recognized for "The Children's Story of the War," a ten-volume series that presents the events of the war in a manner accessible to children, covering significant battles and developments from the conflict's onset through various key moments. Parrott's writing reflects a commitment to educating young readers about history and the impact of war. Additionally, he authored "The Pageant of British History," which showcases his interest in making historical narratives engaging for children.