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2020
Ruthless warfare: "The following article by a leading Volunteer, at present in prison, emphasises essential points in connection with the conscription threat".Contents: Leaflet printed on one side only, urging 'active military resistance' to the threat of conscription.
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Ruthless warfare: "The following article by a leading Volunteer, at present in prison, emphasises essential points in connection with the conscription threat".Contents: Leaflet printed on one side only, urging 'active military resistance' to the threat of conscription.
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1993
“Everything in war is very simple, but the simplest thing is very difficult. These difficulties accumulate and produce a friction which no man can imagine exactly who has not seen war. ... Countless minor incidents — the kind one can never really foresee — combine to lower the general level of performance. So that one always falls short of the intended
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“Everything in war is very simple, but the simplest thing is very difficult. These difficulties accumulate and produce a friction which no man can imagine exactly who has not seen war. ... Countless minor incidents — the kind one can never really foresee — combine to lower the general level of performance. So that one always falls short of the intended
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Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health, 2010
AbstractIn 2007, 136 million children were born in the world, and 9.2 million died before they were 5 years old; 99.8% of these deaths were in developing countries, and 8.2 million were unnecessary. This is 23 000 unnecessary deaths every day. Approximately 0.2 million children die from the direct effects of war every year, and at least twice as many ...
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AbstractIn 2007, 136 million children were born in the world, and 9.2 million died before they were 5 years old; 99.8% of these deaths were in developing countries, and 8.2 million were unnecessary. This is 23 000 unnecessary deaths every day. Approximately 0.2 million children die from the direct effects of war every year, and at least twice as many ...
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Reflections on nuclear warfare
Neurosurgery, 1983The author looks back on his more than 70 years of familiarity with Americans involved in warfare, noting their loyal support for our country's objectives. Drawing on the Einstein equation, his own visits to Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and current literature, he, as a physician, belatedly concurs with those who look on the use of nuclear weapons as ...
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Dissymmetric warfare versus asymmetric warfare
International Transactions in Operational Research, 2004AbstractThis paper presents two concepts: asymmetric warfare and dissymmetric warfare. NATO and US Military operations in recent wars in Kosovo and Afghanistan are analysed by means of comparison with old Chinese strategic thinking. No‐Loss‐Strategy and virtual warfare as well as the transformation from asymmetric to dissymmetric and from dissymmetric ...
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