Adam Greenfield on Nostr: Historians! Is it generally the understanding in your discipline what I think will, ...
Historians! Is it generally the understanding in your discipline what I think will, in the fullness of time, come to be the accepted narrative about the events we currently think of as World Wars I and II – that these spasms of intense violence represented two acute phases of a single, extended process?
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