Troubling telegrams in a troubled time

By Andreas Marklund

26. Jun. 2014

One hundred years ago, in the summer of 1914, Europe exploded into war and millions of soldiers plunged into a hellish, muddy battlefield with trenches, machine-guns and barbed wire. Yet World War One was also a war of communications – and a global struggle to gain control over the electrical flows of information. 

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