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The end of the Great War saw the split of the Entente over how Germany should be punished; the United Kingdom sought to impose reparations and some minor territorial concessions, while France demanded that its enemy be divided. No agreement could be reached that France approved of, so they imposed their own terms by marching their armies into Germany. Bavaria, at the time in revolt, declared its independence from Germany, while Germany's armies withdrew to Berlin to protect the government. The French set up the Republic of the Rhine, and the German government eventually formed the Second Kingdom of Prussia. No formal peace treaty was ever signed with the Allies. The remnants of Austria-Hungary collapsed into anarchy, giving rise to the Hungarian Soviet Republic, while in the east the Soviet Union coalesced. Many years have passed since the end of the Great War, with numerous civil wars being fought, some nations disappearing, and new orders arising. And now, as the Comintern poises itself to strike the authoritarian Entente, the future of Europe will once again be shaped by war.

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The end of the Great War saw the split of the Entente over how Germany should be punished; the United Kingdom sought to impose reparations and some minor territorial concessions, while France demanded that its enemy be divided. No agreement could be reached that France approved of, so they imposed their own terms by marching their armies into Germany. Bavaria, at the time in revolt, declared its independence from Germany, while Germany's armies withdrew to Berlin to protect the government. The French set up the Republic of the Rhine, and the German government eventually formed the Second Kingdom of Prussia. No formal peace treaty was ever signed with the Allies. The remnants of Austria-Hungary collapsed into anarchy, giving rise to the Hungarian Soviet Republic, while in the east the Soviet Union coalesced. Many years have passed since the end of the Great War, with numerous civil wars being fought, some nations disappearing, and new orders arising. And now, as the Comintern poises itself to strike the authoritarian Entente, the future of Europe will once again be shaped by war.