This map depicts Europe after the colossal upheaval of World War I, revealing a complex tapestry of countries, alliances, and ideologies. Nations with high closeness ratings, such as France and Belgium, shared historical traumas and linguistic affinities. International organizations like the League of Nations aspired to prevent future conflicts. Treaties like Versailles redrew national borders, while ideologies like communism and fascism challenged established norms. France, Germany, and President Wilson emerged as key players in shaping the post-war landscape, leaving an imprint on the political and social fabric of Europe for decades to come.