I just came across a debate on Bluesky, where one side claimed that the US are pretty unique when it comes to the place the American Civil War takes in their culture and their political debate and the other side claimed that civil wars are commemorated in a similar way across Europe. So I want to know: How do people today view your country's civil war? Is it regularly discussed or do only few people know it happened? Do people feel strongly about it? Is there a nationally agreed upon narrative or is there still a strong debate over how the story needs to be told?