This brand new collection in the successful Best Little Stories history series brings to life over 100 true stories of the men and women who lived, fought, and survived the Great War. Amidst the myriad World War I books lies a wealth of undiscovered stories from the men and women who actually lived and fought during the Great War. In this compelling collection, award-winning journalist C. Brian Kelly has assembled the most riveting letters, diaries, eyewitness accounts, and autobiographies from this period, weaving in historical background to create a fascinating portrait of life during the "war to end all wars." From Europeans to Americans, major generals to trench soldiers, this illustrates the emergence of national pride, justice, and, ultimately, freedom.