Aftermath of the Great War

This chapter explores the profound consequences of World War I, including significant loss of life, harsh soldier conditions, and flawed political decisions that set the stage for WWII. It examines the surge of nationalism following the war, the dismantling of empires, and the societal reforms that reshaped Europe. Additionally, it contrasts the ineffectiveness of the League of Nations with the establishment of the United Nations, highlighting the challenges of maintaining global peace.