G.J. Meyer's 2006 narrative history of World War I — covering the entire conflict from Sarajevo to Versailles — one of the most accessible single-volume narrative accounts of the Great War for general audiences.
Provides the most readable comprehensive narrative of WWI for general audiences — A World Undone's combination of narrative clarity, contextual 'background' sections explaining key concepts, and attention to the human experience of the war makes it the best introduction to WWI for readers without prior knowledge.
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