Let everything go to pieces, We march onThese have taken from the book "Why Nations go to war" by John G. Stoessinger.
For today Germany is ours;
Tomorrow the whole world!
What happened in that war, its catastrophes are explicitly known by everyone today. And i was just imagining that sense of profound vanity that brought Hitler and his subservient a scourging defeat.
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so what are the main reasons nations go to war for?
The book is basically based on 7 case studies and at the end it has concluded. I have read three uptill now; World War I, Hitler's attack on Russia, and Korean War. In these case studies the writer has deliberately concluded that personalities on whom the decisions depend are majorly responsible for the wars. It claims that the individualistic endeavors and personal thought has greatly influenced the wars in the past. For example he says that "It was this childlike single-mindedness that made Hitler's attack on Russia so utterly destructive and so difficult to comprehend."
biological reasons can explain and moral impulses...
yes it will be more likely to say "blind/deceived moral impulses"
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