A long ago in Eastern Prussia, a time when young men with great ambitions rose to prominence. It was an era of scientific discovery and progress, where the kaiserreich held the key to unlocking the mysteries of the universe. As conflict brewed on the horizon, tensions grew like wildfire, igniting passions that would shape history forever. In this golden age for science, a manifesto emerged - the 93, which brought together minds from all corners of society. Among these luminaries was Fritz Haber, who formed an alliance with Carl Bosch in pursuit of scientific advancement. Together they developed the Haber-Bosch process, revolutionizing agriculture and feeding the world through science. However, this great partnership would also lead to a contradiction - chemical warfare. As tensions escalated into full-blown conflict, Haber's knowledge became weaponized. His creation of toxic gas flowed over No Man's Land like a poisonous nightmare, turning the battlefield into a deadly mist that claimed countless lives. In the trenches of the Western Front, soldiers paid the price for this perversion of scientific ideals. Meanwhile, Haber's estranged wife lamented his actions in words lost to time. The question remained: was he a sinner or a saint? A man who fed the world through science during peacetime but unleashed horror during wartime. As peace returned and war retreated, scientists like Haber belonged not only to the world but also to their place of birth. But what would come next from these inventions? Where did it all lead? Would there be an end in sight? Only time could tell as humanity grappled with the complexities of right versus wrong, maths versus morality - a constant struggle that echoed through the ages. , photorealistic, surrealistic, very detailed, Background Light, Artificial light, spotlight, sunlight, daylight, cinematic lighting, Detail, Full body, close-up, Portrait, side view, Birds-eye view, --size 1920x1280, 6:19