EDIT IMW931098 High society in Paris, early 20s fun in cars, diners in Maxim's, gossip at a wedding

The transcript discusses the shift in social dynamics in 1920s France, highlighting how traditional norms and power structures were challenged by new wealth. The old families, once the arbiters of social etiquette, faced competition from newly rich families who flaunted their wealth. This period saw a decline in the influence of established families, as societal norms evolved and marriages between different social classes became more common.

What changes occurred in the social dynamics of French society after the war?

What was the attitude of the new rich families towards the traditional establishments?

What does the phrase 'it was pretty square in the 20s to go home before breakfast time' imply about the social norms of that era?

How did the old families in France adapt to the new social order?

In what ways did the behavior of society's daughters change during this period?