Not every war ends with peace.br When the guns went silent, governments turned inward — burning archives, scuttling ships, silencing witnesses.br To protect the future, they destroyed their past.br br What we call mystery is often history doing its job too well — hiding itself from exposure.br Each lost file, vanished witness, or erased operation is a fragment of the same pattern: truth classified for stability.br br The deeper historians dig, the clearer it becomes — knowledge and peace are never complete.