Photograph That Change Teh World

Getting the perfect shot in wartime is not only about weapons. With over 30 countries involved in World War and the loss of over 50 million lives, war photography captured the destruction and victories of the deadliest war in history.

 

 This Photo explain why there shouldn't be any war. War not only kills, it also mains people, separates family members, causes disease, hunger and other forms of deprivation. Toxic substances released by some weapons result in severe birth defects, long after wars are officially over.

War causes people to flee their homes for safety, sometimes crossing an international border.War causes people to flee their homes for safety, sometimes crossing an international border.World War I was one

of the great watersheds of 20th-century geopolitical history. It led to the fall of four great imperial dynasties (in Germany, Russia, Austria-Hungary, and Turkey), resulted in the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia, and, in its destabilization of European society, laid the groundwork for World War II. The total number of dead soldiers—8,600,000 men, or more than 5,600 soldiers killed per day for the duration of the war—is the baseline from which all other assessments of the war's cost must begin. Multiply the number of soldiers dead by the number of lives these deaths touched—parents, family, friends—and the toll of war mounts even higher.

A War without Winners

The Allies dictated the terms of peace to the vanquished Central Powers at the end of World War I. But it is difficult to say that the Allies won, for World War I was truly a war without winners. Every country involved was decimated by the extreme loss of life, and most countries continued to experience severe economic troubles years after the end of the war. The war also crushed the spirit of millions of people around the world. Many had hoped that the rising tide of industrialism and world trade would create a more prosperous, peaceful future. But World War I only proved that nations would use advances in industrial capacity and technology to sponsor widespread destruction and killing.