The phrase "the war to end war" was coined by H. G. Wells. It first appeared in his book entitled, "The War That Will End War," that was published in 1914. Despite the fact that he only publicly used the phrase once, however, it is often associated with Woodrow Wilson.
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it was declared in a speech by President Woodrow Wilson when he adressed congress in 1917.
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The irony is the war didn't end all wars and the peace treaty that ended the War to End all Wars was a contributing cause of the Second World War.
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