The war shaped the course of history from "summary" of The Pity Of War by Niall Ferguson
The war was not just a short-lived event. It was a cataclysm that altered the trajectory of history. Its consequences were far-reaching and profound, shaping the world in ways that continue to reverberate today. The war did not merely change borders or political alliances; it transformed societies, economies, and cultures on a global scale. The war had a transformative impact on the balance of power among nations. It marked the decline of traditional empires and the rise of new superpowers. It redrew the map of Europe, creating new states and redrawing old boundaries. It also shattered existing power structures and paved the way for new ideological movements to take hold. Economically, the war brought about unprecedented levels of destruction and uph...
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