Book · 1985 · History
The Zimmermann Telegram
America Enters the War, 1917-1918; Barbara W. Tuchman's Great War Series
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Why people recommend it
The Zimmermann Telegram by Barbara W. Tuchman is a narrative history exploring the diplomatic maneuvers and secret communications that preceded American entry into the First World War. On The Megyn Kelly Show, Doug Brunt recommended the book in the episode titled "Political War" Coming For Trump in 2025, and Christmas Traditions, with Steve B, which was broadcast on December 20, 2024. Doug Brunt highlighted the title while discussing ideas for holiday reading. He described the work by noting its focus on the titular telegram, identifying it directly as the single biggest reason the United States ultimately entered World War I. The speaker presented the historical nonfiction title as a fascinating and substantive read for those looking to engage with important historical turning points during their time off. Through this recommendation, the podcast underscored the enduring appeal of rigorous historical narrative for readers who prefer fact-based storytelling and deep dives into international diplomacy over traditional holiday fiction.
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“and so this is called the Zimmerman Telegram and it's really the biggest reason we got into World War I”
