Chaos and Identity: from World War I to Today

For over a thousand years, kings and emperors ruled the European peninsula of the greater Asian continent. In 1914, by complete accident, these rulers started a suicidal war that destroyed their way of life and cast hundreds of millions of people into a new world. The eastern battle line of World War I started north in Finland and stretched all the way to Iran. In between lay central Europe, the Balkans, the Caucasus, Iraq and Palestine.

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