1918年11月11日。随着第一次世界大战的结束，幸存者意识到昨天的世界已经永远消失了，被埋在废墟中。战胜国编造了一个不稳定的和平条约强加给战败国。在欧洲、非洲和亚洲，新的国家往往是在冲突和冲突中形成的。仇恨、恐惧和怨恨很快就从创伤深重的社会深处冒出来，在新的世界秩序中播下混乱的种子:革命、危机、移民浪潮和内战是极权主义的沃土。人们试图用查尔斯顿疯狂的节奏来摆脱战争的记忆，却对新的天启的到来视而不见。 November 11, 1918. As the First World War ends, survivors realize that the world of yesterday is gone forever, buried in the ruins. The victors concoct a precarious peace treaty which they impose on the vanquished. In Europe, Africa, and Asia new nations are forged, often through strife and conflict. In no time hatred, fear, and resentment bubble up from the depths of traumatized societies, sowing chaos in the new world order: revolutions, crises, waves of migration, and civil wars are fertile ground for totalitarianism. People try to shake off memories of war to the frantic beat of the Charleston, blind to the approach of a new Apocalypse.
