The war has divided Europe into two irreconcilable sides. Greece advances. Poland resists. It is the period between 1919 and 1922, and the continent is still bleeding after the Great War: worn uniforms, improvised hospitals filled with the smell of alcohol and iron, oil lamps lighting endless nights, and occupied cities under curfews and propaganda posters. Cities live under constant surveillance: soldiers in the streets, overcrowded hospitals, and names that cannot be spoken out loud. The line between hero and enemy is no longer so clear… but the hatred remains firm.
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