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Europe, Summer 1914. The men think they are in charge. They are not. It began, as these things often do, with a single dramatic incident.
Archduke Franz Ferdinand had been shot, yes. But what[...]
Berlin, July 1914. A warm afternoon. Sun streaming in. Cats everywhere. No one remembered who first brought a cat into the General Staff conference room. Some said it was Moltke, who blamed it on his wife. Others swore it was the Kaiser himself, insisting that even Caesar had a cator would have, had he possessed proper breeding. Regardless of its origin, by the time the meeting began, every member of the German high command had one.