I think World War I had enormous consequences that we are still feeling today, the high percentage of nationalism that we are experiencing around the world was certainly present during World War I.
Mark Takano: “I think World War I had enormous consequences that we are still feeling today, the high percentage of nationalism that…”
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Takano emphasizes the lasting impact of World War I and the importance of historical landmarks.
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