... it had seemed that the horrible attritional warfare would never end. No general seemed capable of coming up with a successful plan. Only when the Canadian General Arthur Currie and the French General Nivelle devised this brilliant new strategy was there any hope of victory. Nivelle had come up a new style ... being made at the battlefields in Europe, the Home front too was being revolutionised, making sure that all people were contributing positively towards the war. In 1914 the government passed the Defence of the Realm Act, which was known as DORA. This gave the British government a wi...

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