Existentialism | Compare and Contrast
1930s–1940s: The world falls into its second global conflict in thirty years, and it looks like international war will be the nature of the modern world.
Today: Conflicts tend to be small, regional affairs. One side might be able to assemble a coalition or a mission of United Nations forces from around the world, but it has never been met with a similar international force.
1930s–1940s: News about events in other countries travels by radio broadcasts, leaving much about other nations to the imagination. After World War II, broadcasters and consumers begin...
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