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This was painted during the Boulanger Revanchism period and serves as a good metaphor for France's myopic foreign policy goals in the late 19th century (restoring revolutionary prestige and regaining Alsace Lorraine).
On the first American diplomatic visit to China in 20 years, some of Henry Kissinger’s first words to Zhou Enlai, the Chinese Premier were:
> “Many visitors have come to this beautiful and, to us, mysterious land…”
Yeah ok bro… I’m sure he loved that one
The explosion of war games in the past thirty years will lead to substantially better diplomats. Imagine if a chronically online Bismarck was trained by replaying German unification thousands of times or if Richelieu could have better understood the long term effects of his policies by save-scumming the Fronde.
I think it took watching CGI battles properly to appreciate the spectacle of real men on real horses charging real squares, across a vast expanse of battlefield.
When I first watched it in the 80s it seemed a bit boring; now I find it utterly jaw-dropping