iGeneration - 21st Century Education (Pedagogy & Digital Innovation)

Infographic World War I 1914-1918 Borders, state leaders and military alliances In 1914, the long-established world order began to crack apart, the 19th century system came to an end, and humankind entered a new age of unprecedentedly brutal conflicts in terms of their scale, the number of casualties and destruction. Russia entered this war as an empire with a huge economic potential, expanding industrial production and confidence in its political influence. But Russia lost the war,the Tsar abdicated, the economy was ruined, and the fire of a Civil War swept through the country. After losing four extremely influential empires, the European and global political mosaic reassembled into a new and extremely fragile world order, which inevitably led to World War II. en.ria.ru

Stereoscopic images were introduced to the public by Sir David Brewster at the Crystal Palace exhibition of 1850 and by the 1890s the production of the images was fully industrialised. Individual stereoscopic cards could be bought from local booksellers or stereo emporiums.