interesting but probably not the best book on WW1

Everything is in the title of my review.
This book plunges us into the daily life of hairy. However, the unconventional and anti-military aspect of the author, put forward at the beginning of the book brought me no particular reflection on this war. I was a little disappointed.
The end of the book seemed more political, philosophical or historical.
On the other hand, I found the writing very disjointed and I struggled to find historical and geographical landmarks on the course of the war.
(To go further, I just started "Diary of war. 1914-1918" Edward Coeurdevey. 1230 pages tendinitis attention to reading it!)