Could anyone recommend a non-fiction book of a civilian's account of WWI?

by Fireburst08

I checked the reading list, and all of the books there appeared to be fictitious novels. I would like the book to be at least 300 pages long. An account of a soldier or a nurse would be fine as well.

Subs-man

Hiya you should check out a guy called "Victor Klemperer" who is famous for living through the German Empire, Weimar Republic, both World Wars and Cold War Germany and documenting what took place.

Victor Klemperer's I Shall Bear Witness, The Diaries of Victor Klemperer: 1933-41 & To The Bitter End, The Diaries of Victor Klemperer: 1942-45

Alternatively you can check out Richard Evans',"Third Reich Trilogy" (specifically book 3; The Third Reich At War) because include anecdotes from real people.

Hopefully this helped :)