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How was WWI considered a total war?

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because in a total war all nations in the war mobilized all of their avaible resources in order to destroy another nations ability to engage in war-incorrect

C'est un guerre totale parce que toute les nations dans le guerre a mobiliser pour detruit l'Allemagne et les aliers

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