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CEPAL Review No. 57, December 1995
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Abstract

When the countries which fought in the 1914-1918 war -considered at that time to be the most brutal conflict in human history- signed the Versailles peace accords, it was said that nothing like it could ever happen again. Seventeen years later, however, a second world war broke out which was truly universal and ten times bloodier than its predecessor.

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