So, when did the tide of the war start to turn? Well, it was really in 1917, when the US entered the war, that things started to look up for the Allies. It was a major turning point, and it's crazy to think about how different things might have been if the US hadn't gotten involved. And let's not forget about the Russian Revolution - it was a huge deal at the time, and it had a big impact on the war!
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And then, of course, there was the Spanish Flu, which was a global pandemic that killed millions of people. It's insane to think about how the war and the flu intersected, and how it affected the outcome of the war. I mean, can you imagine fighting a war while also dealing with a deadly disease - it's just wild!
