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The First World War was a war devoid of any virtue. It arose from the quagmire of European tribalism: a complex interplay of nation-state destinies overlaid by notions of cultural superiority peppered with racism.
Paul Keating
Paul Keating
Paul Keating
Born: Jan 18, 1944

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