This book highlights multiple perspectives related to the Cold War presented by scholars from almost all continents. They discuss a variety of consequences of the Cold War for various countries and regions focusing on politics, economy, culture, and memory – according to their own professional interests.

Films and novels are media of historical memories, fantasies, mystification and propaganda. The essays herein discuss how wars, from WWI through the Post-Cold War, are represented in selected films and novels and how these wars have been reinterpreted over time.

Re-visiting aspects of the Great War chosen by particular contributors enables the possibility of presenting a volume showing the multidimensional nature and consequences of World War I. This book, if treated as an intellectual journey through several continents, shows that World War I changed not only Europe, but most parts of the globe.