Die Besiegten: Das blutige Erbe des Ersten Weltkriegs

The period after 1918 often feels like a footnote in history, but this book highlights its importance. I'm curious what motivated the author to delve into these turbulent years specifically.

The political landscape was so fragmented and volatile, I had trouble keeping track of all the factions. Did others find it confusing or enlightening to see how these groups interacted?

With so much happening between 1917 and 1923, I wonder what guided the selection process. Were there particular stories or themes that shaped the narrative?