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Why were traditional methods of fighting no longer possible during world war 1
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Why were traditional methods of fighting no longer possible during world war 1

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World War I was really the fist "total war" in the sense that practically all available manpower and resources were used to fight the enemy. This meant that there were no "breaks" and very few rules to the fighting.
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