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1913
1913

By Charles Emmerson

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Most retrospective accounts of the world in 1913 reduce it to either its most frivolous features - last bright summers in grand aristocratic residences - or to its most destructive ones: the rivalr...

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Crucible
Crucible

By Charles Emmerson

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1913
1913

By Charles Emmerson

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"Today, 1913 is inevitably viewed through the lens of 1914: as the last year before a war that would shatter the global economic order and tear Europe apart, undermining its global pre-eminence. Ou...

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The Future History of the Arctic
1913
1913

By Charles Emmerson

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Most retrospective accounts of the world in 1913 reduce it to either its most frivolous features - last bright summers in grand aristocratic residences - or to its most destructive ones: the rivalr...

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1913: The World before the Great War
The Future History of the Arctic: How Climate, Resources and Geopolitics are Reshaping the North and Why it Matters to the World
Future History of the Arctic
Future History of the Arctic
1913
1913

By Charles Emmerson

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