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World War II, conceptual image

World War II. Conceptual image of an Earth globe with much of the northern hemisphere burnt to a charred metal framework. This represents World War II, which took place from 1939 to 1945. Involving over 100 million, with some 50 million deaths, it was the deadliest war in history

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1900s 1940s Burning Burnt Charred Conflict Destroyed Globe Military Ruined Ruins Smouldering Warfare World Concepts Hulk Smoldering


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This powerful print captures the devastating impact of World War II on our planet. The conceptual image portrays an Earth globe, its northern hemisphere transformed into a charred metal framework. Symbolizing the war that raged from 1939 to 1945, this artwork serves as a haunting reminder of the immense destruction and loss experienced during this dark period in history. With over 100 million people involved and a staggering death toll of approximately 50 million, World War II stands as the deadliest conflict ever recorded. This illustration depicts the ruins left behind by relentless military engagements, showcasing the geographical consequences of warfare. The burnt hulk of our planet evokes feelings of sorrow and reflection, reminding us not only of the physical devastation but also highlighting the profound impact such conflicts have on humanity. It serves as a poignant testament to both human resilience and our capacity for destruction. As we observe this smoldering concept, it is essential to remember those who perished during these turbulent times and honor their memory by striving for peace in today's world. This thought-provoking artwork encapsulates one chapter in our shared history while urging us to learn from past mistakes so that we may build a brighter future together.

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