Novedades

In the harrowing summer of 1915, valor and horror dance a deadly ballet. Canadian troops, most unaccustomed the horrors of war, endure trial by fire at the Second Battle of Ypres, confronted with a terrifying new weapon. The yellow-green fog of chlorine gas drifts across the battlefield, its insidious tendrils reaching into trenches, choking and blinding unsuspecting soldiers. Despite heavy casualties, they hold their ground, earning the respect of allies and igniting newfound Canadian nationalism. Across the Atlantic, the tranquil lives of Americans are shattered as the Lusitania, renowned...

In a world teetering on the brink of chaos, the fateful shots fired on June 28, 1914, echo across continents. As Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie fall victim to the ambitions of a young nationalist in Sarajevo, the fragile peace of Europe shatters, sending shockwaves that reach far beyond the battlefield. In Canada, a fervent excitement ignites as thousands of young men eagerly enlist to serve the British crown, while newspapers paint a glamourous picture of glory and heroism. But across the border, isolationist United States watches with ambivalence. A burgeoning capitalist ...