In Europe

Given the vast scope, I wonder what guided his choices in highlighting certain moments over others. Did he aim for a particular narrative or balance of perspectives?

The book covers some dark times, but there were moments of resilience that really stood out. I’m curious if others felt inspired by the stories of perseverance.

The personal journey adds a layer of intimacy to the historical overview. I wonder if Mak's travels shaped the narrative or offered new insights into Europe's shared history.