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Journalists aren't allowed in the trenches.
It has been variously supposed that Hitler did what he did because of 1) psychological problems arising from the aforementioned single testicle; 2) physical or sexual abuse by his father; 3) "epidemic encephalitis" contracted in the trenches of World War I; and 4) unforeseen aftereffects of a hypnosis session that restored his eyesight after he was wounded in a gas attack in 1918.
If you think the trenches matter and, believe me, they matter as much in business as they do in war and in the NFL, then you want me to write.
Although we associate trench warfare with World War I, trenches were characteristic also of the Civil War.
Without giving up demands for self-determination, India fought at Britain’s side in World War I, and more than one Prussian general blinked at Rajput and Sikh princes leading an Indian infantry through the trenches of France.