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Most of world history in a nutshell: Difficult to say for sure. So much time has passed.

1901-1913 1914-1918 -> MY HOTEL ROOM WAS TO THE LEFT. THE ROOMS ON THE RIGHT WERE TOO VIOLENT.

Are you winning, my dear boy? 1927 Yes, papa! We won, son! 1945 AAAA

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