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portada The Battle of Strasbourg
Type
Physical Book
Language
English
Pages
284
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9781612273242

The Battle of Strasbourg

Jules Lermina (Author) · Hollywood Comics · Paperback

The Battle of Strasbourg - Jules Lermina

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Synopsis "The Battle of Strasbourg"

Set in the 1920s, though written in the 1890s, Jules Lermina's The Battle of Strasbourg is credited by historians of futuristic fiction with launching the literary genre known as "yellow peril" fiction. It is also one of the first "immersive fantasies" to be completely set in the future and the earliest to do so straightforwardly. From Paris to Peking, from Persia to St. Petersburg, the Chinese armies are marching toward Europe, moved by their deep resentment against the West. The Battle of Strasbourg is one of the first future war stories to use the notion that a worldwide military conflict was not only feasible, thanks to the development of an embryonic global civilization, but inevitable as a natural repercussion of the West's concerted policies of colonization and imperialism. Having unknowingly bypassed the Great War, Lermina uses this backdrop for an adventure that showcases French heroism, ingenuity, and enduring national glory.

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