Eighty years since World War II: Have we learned anything from the past or have we forgotten what peace means?

Eighty years after the world burned in the greatest war in history, we seem to have forgotten what peace means. A wave of forgetfulness has spread across Europe.

The old lady, as she is colloquially called, seemed to have forgotten that the war, although officially a world war, was fought on her territory, and that she lost the most in that war.

Montenegro is no better at remembering, where citizens' responses about World War II will surprise you, but also worry you.

The question arises, have we learned anything from the past or are we unintentionally approaching it again?