War, Peace, and Decadence Part 3
The war has come and gone. Now those that survived it are left to process their experiences. The likes of Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and Erich Remarque leave us records of the thoughts and minds of their generation while simultaneously, Langston Hughes rises to promote the view of what it means to be Black in America during the 1920s.\xa0
Underneath all of this, new and deadly political forces are emerging, and they will set the world on course towards the next war.\xa0