Uncover the shocking truth behind WWI's extended agony.Did a secret Anglo-American establishment deliberately prolong World War I for their own gain?
Prolonging the Agonychallenges the accepted history, revealing how a cabal of powerful figures manipulated events, leading to millions of unnecessary deaths.
Scouring government papers, suppressed memoirs, and other sources, authors Jim Macgregor and Gerry Docherty expose the hidden agendas and economic interests that fueled the conflict. Learn about the alleged Belgian outrages, the sinking of the Lusitania, and the zionists in cahoots with Rothschild's manipulated Balfour Declaration.
This explosive expos? unmasks the lies and deceit that prolonged WWI by three-and-a-half years, leaving a legacy of devastation and a world forever changed. Discover the real history of the world at war.
"The Best Book I have ever read about the causes of WW1" --Nick Kollerstrom, author ofHow Britain initiated both World Wars
"A wonderful book and very brave and bold attempt to confront the long held shibboleths on the origins of the war. I have struggled with “official” scrubbed-up versions for years." --Yvonne McEwen, Edinburgh University.
"I have read this book with much interest and profited greatly from it." --Professor Hans Fenske, author Der Anfang von Ende des alten Europe.
Jim Macgregorwas raised in a cottage hospital for the War Disabled in Scotland. His conversations with the patients, many of whom had suffered terrible wounds, developed in him a lifelong interest in war and its victims.Gerry Dochertyis the author of several historic plays. They are the authors ofHidden History: The Secret Origins of the First World War.
The official lies and myths about the First World War are unmasked through detailed research. The truth is literally shocking.Explains how the Secret Elite, the hidden p
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