'Wonder Woman' Spoilers: What Happens When Diana Goes Over the Trench Revealed
It's possible to argue that the Second World War was, in some ways, noble; it was, after all, a struggle against the evils of Nazism and fascism. But the First World War is very different. In terms of morality, you have no 'black-and-white', no 'good-and-evil'; you have shades of gray, which each nation participating in the war out of imperial ambition. Worse still, in the First World War, you have the first war fought with modern weapons, but with soldiers and military soldiers struggling to adapt. As a result, an estimated 200,000 people died in the trenches, many by leaping over the top in an attempt to cross No Man's Land and take their enemy's trench.