A hundred years(1)..(has passed) since the First World War(2) (began), and this year it will be remembered in many different ways. It seems that during the past year hundreds of historians (3) ...(have written) books which explain how it (4)(started), whose fault it was and how we (5) ...(still feel) its effects today. No way before that one(6)...(had changed) the map of Europe so much: new nations(7)(were created) and many old ones (8)...(got) back their independence. But it is the millions who(9)(were killed) all over the world that we remember on Armistice Day. (10)(Will we learn) anything new when we read the latesr books and TV programmes about this terrible war? Possibly, but there always seems to be a war happening somewhere.
