The Realisms of War in Book 3

In his first novel, A Farewell to Arms, Ernest Hemingway revealed the inhumanity of war in the most compelling and convincing manner, due to his personal experience of a military reporter who fought in the troops during the Italian campaigns at the time the First World War. Told from the first person, that of American Frederic Henry, a Lieutenant in... read more

Good as a Gun: When Cameras Define a War

Various debates exist on the influence of visual media on the perception of war. Studies on the interrelationship between visual media and image of war show that photographs, taken in war zones, influence people’s perception of war in various ways. Moreover, it has been proved that visual me... read more

Nowadays terrorism is one of the most urgent issues to be addressed. The events of 9/11/2001 became the turning point and changed the perspectives of the Untied States of America in the conduct of war. Since the Global War on Terror has been initiated, the American militaries have been accused of and, in some cases, admitted that they used torture as a technique to gain more information for ... read more

Today is a really great day, it is a day of those, who defend their principles and the principles of the USA, who hasn’t spare themselves and their enemies for the honour of our country, whose fidelity is doubtless, it is a day of those who afforded the honour of being a Veteran. It’s a day when you are to be proud of yourself.

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The specifics of the Italian War impacted greatly the opinion of Machiavelli when he was writing The Prince. There are a range of specific aspects of his style of governing which still exist in the politics. Machiavelli’s work is devoted to description of various ways to find solutions to the most urgent problems which can be faced by the governed due to various social, economic, geographic... read more