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What if… The 1919 Paris Peace Conference Had Actually Kept the Peace?
Past Present Future
Nationalism and Borders Post-WWI
This chapter explores the chaotic aftermath of border negotiations in Europe and the Middle East following World War I, highlighting the rise of nationalism and its implications for ethnic tensions. It discusses how decisions made during the 1919 Paris Peace Conference were compromised by subsequent political forces, particularly nationalism and the influence of figures like Hitler. The chapter ultimately critiques the notion of self-determination amidst diverse populations, suggesting that historical empires managed multi-ethnic societies more effectively than modern nation-states.
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