The Tom Woods Show, episode 1281.

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Hi, everybody. Tom Woods here. We are approaching the 100th anniversary of the

armistice that ended World War I. That happened on November 11th, 1918. So I thought this was an

opportune time to revisit this particular moment in history. And who better to do that with us

than the author of the book, I think,

is the indispensable volume for you to read on this subject, namely the Great War, Western Front

and Home Front, by our guest Hunt Tully. Hunt is Professor of History and Chairman of the History

Department at Austin College in Sherman, Texas,

and he is an associate editor of the Independent Review, which is the Academic Journal of the

Independent Institute. Hunt, welcome back. Thank you, Tom. It's great to be here. You know,

what's interesting is four years ago, I had what I called World War One Week on my podcast,

where I did five episodes all about

World War I in one week, because, of course, it was 100 years since the beginning of the war.

And here we are, because I'm a persistent guy, I'm still podcasting, and now we've reached 100

years since the ending of the war, and this month, 100 years ago. So I thought that's also important to talk about.

We talked a bit about the origins of the war and the who was who and what led up to it and

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