Europe after the first world war. After the First World War a new map of Europe appeared. About fifteen treaties trace the new borders of the continent. The vanquished ceding territories to the victors, new states emerge. But the new map is a source...

Europe after the first world war.

After the First World War a new map of Europe appeared. About fifteen treaties trace the new borders of the continent. The vanquished ceding territories to the victors, new states emerge. But the new map is a source of tension.

by @LegendesCarto

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