Peace for Our Time
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This video is the visual version to our essay “Peace For Our Time” — a look back at the choreography of 1938 and the strange familiarity it carries today. It’s not a history lesson so much as a mirror: how a document, a smile, and a carefully staged declaration can offer reassurance long before reality has a chance to respond. The Munich Agreement remains one of those moments that is endlessly replayed but rarely fully understood. What fascinates us is not just the decision itself, but the structure of it: the speed of the celebration, the absence of those who would bear the cost, and the way performance often precedes policy. The echoes are hard to ignore, especially when the world once again entertains the idea that peace can be scripted with a single page. This video brings that pattern to life, showing why inclusion, legitimacy, and multilateralism matter more than ever. Get full access to REDefine // Civic Intelligence at associationredefine.substack.com/subscribe
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