A Visit to Three Fronts

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The book offers a firsthand account of Arthur Conan Doyle's observations during World War I, focusing on his visits to the British, Italian, and French fronts in May 1916. Commissioned to report on the Italian lines after a setback, he insisted on visiting the British front first for comparison. His writings aim to dispel misunderstandings among the allies and highlight their collective efforts. Doyle's experiences reflect the challenges of documenting wartime realities while navigating censorship and the complexities of military communication.