There were many bad leaders in World War 1. Sir Douglas Haig is known as one of the worst generals during this war, mainly because he authorized offensives that cost a lot of lives. In his defence it has to be said that not a single Allied or German general at that time had any experience with (or an effective answer to) the kind of trench warfare that had been developing.
Other 'bad' leaders that deserve mention are the German kaiser Wilhelm II and German general Ludendorff. The first because he never used his authority to give any kind of direction to events and allowed Germany to change from a democracy to a military Dictatorship in the last years of the war; the latter because he was the one making himself the military dictator, allowing Germany's economy to go down the drain, keeping German soldiers fighting even when he knew things had become hopeless and finally refusing to accept responsibility for Germany's defeat when it came.
Since World War 1 was fought by two national alliances, there were a number of leaders.
For the Allied Powers they included:
For the Central Powers, they included:
Britain - David Lloyd George USA - Woodrow Wilson France - Georges Clemenceau Is that what you were wanting? :)
Since the whole world was in depression the war created jobs for people to manufacture goods,
The economy of China in the world war 1 period was that it was in a bad shape.
Extremely bad, many men had lice crawling over them
There is no bad side or good side but Russia was on the Allies Side.
Answer this question… They avoided harshly punishing Germany for its role in the war.
No side so much, politicians and leaders mainly.
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The leaders of Switzerland During World War 1 was absolutely no one. Switzeland was not its own nation until nineteen ninety seven with the invention of swiss in world war 1
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Woodrow Wilson was President.
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