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The New World Order 1918-1923

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International conference, 12 December 2018, Budapest.The past doesn't help; it simply drags one back to yesterday. This is a popular viewpoint in the first decades of the twenty-first century. The history and impact of the First World War - from which this currently fashionable attitude originated - shows how misguided it is. This war of a hundred years ago - or, more precisely, its failure - raised questions to which we are still seeking answers, for example: Who are we? What values form the basis for our lives? What do culture, freedom, sovereignty, legitimacy and democracy mean?All the problems of this "age-old" war and the new world order it brought in its wake are still pounding on our door. It is enough to call together a dozen historians, philosophers and sociologists to see confirmation that the clash has not subsided, and that it will continue until we find answers to the questions raised.

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The New World Order 1918-1923, Katerina Nagy

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2020
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Titolo
The New World Order 1918-1923
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
2020
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In brossura
Pagine
248
ISBN10
6155118981
ISBN13
9786155118982
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International conference, 12 December 2018, Budapest.The past doesn't help; it simply drags one back to yesterday. This is a popular viewpoint in the first decades of the twenty-first century. The history and impact of the First World War - from which this currently fashionable attitude originated - shows how misguided it is. This war of a hundred years ago - or, more precisely, its failure - raised questions to which we are still seeking answers, for example: Who are we? What values form the basis for our lives? What do culture, freedom, sovereignty, legitimacy and democracy mean?All the problems of this "age-old" war and the new world order it brought in its wake are still pounding on our door. It is enough to call together a dozen historians, philosophers and sociologists to see confirmation that the clash has not subsided, and that it will continue until we find answers to the questions raised.