The war wasn't over by Christmas 1914 due to several factors, including the failure of German plans for a quick victory in the West, the unexpected resilience of Allied forces, and the entrenchment of both sides leading to a stalemate. The initial optimism of a swift conflict gave way to the harsh realities of trench warfare, where casualties mounted and neither side could achieve a decisive breakthrough. Additionally, the logistical challenges of mobilizing large armies across Europe contributed to the prolonged nature of the conflict.
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