Gain a deeper understanding of one of the most dramatic chapters of the First World War

The White War reveals the tragedy that struck millions of men in north-eastern Italy during a conflict that need never have happened. Why is this book an essential addition to your collection? It offers a unique insight into a war that often remains in the shadow of other events of the First World War.

This title provides a detailed account of the conflict that erupted in May 1915 when Italy declared war on the Habsburg Monarchy. Although it was not inevitable, the fighting caused enormous losses - more than a million and a half men died. The book takes you into the heart of the battles, helping to understand the historical context and the human cost of a war that is frequently overlooked in standard overviews.

Why pay attention to this book?

Through it you will discover the true face of the war on the Italian front and better understand how it could have remained an unfulfilled confrontation. The author presents not only the horrors of combat but also the deeper effects on Italian society and European history.

Main benefits of the book The White War

• Exceptional historical overview focused on a lesser-known conflict of the First World War.
• Detailed description of the events that led to Italy declaring war on the Habsburg Monarchy in 1915.
• High informational value for students of history and military history enthusiasts.
• Supports a deeper understanding of the victims and the significance of the war in world history.
• Engaging and thought-provoking reading that draws you into the dramatic stories of the fighting.

General product features

• Book in the English language.
• Detailed historical content focused on the conflict between Italy and the Habsburg Monarchy during the First World War.
• An authoritative source of information suitable for historians and the general public.
• Suitable for readers interested in military history and the First World War.
• Strengthens knowledge of lesser-known aspects of 20th-century European history.