Was World War One avoidable?

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Was World War One avoidable? Three things that would have made World War One avoidable are as follows;

Not a single person wanted World War One in the first place.
The greatest mockery of World War One was that those involved in decision making did not anticipate it would happen. Although the way to peace was evident, with the likes of Kaiser Wilhelm and Tsar Nicholas who were staunch peacemakers, it was not enough to stop World War One.

Was World War One avoidable?

Better Directives

The worst mistake that German advanced in 1914 was to grant Austria-Hungary a ‘blank check’ making all manner of promises for whatever procedures Vienna suggested to advance against Serbia. In short German had not thought out the process, with the looming consequences. German’s ill-advised stance necessitated World War One

Was World War One avoidable?

Prudent Caution

Though German and Austria-Hungary engaged in a dispute with Russia and France over Serbia, Britain and Italy would have played the brother’s keeper by cautioning the disputed countries to tone down the flares because of the looming ramifications. Instead, they stood pat and watched as the war advanced into a full scale global war.