War

“Never in human history have so many died for so little reason.”

“Quite a lot of my days involve men with beards and Kalashnikovs.”

“I am determined that this war, with all its powers for devastation, shall not master my poeting.”

““Cry Freetown” was just the wake-up call.”

“It has been proven time and again that men do make war but are unable to make peace themselves.”

“Peace is far more rewarding than war.”

“There is no room yet, therefore, for factual and objective analysis of the recent past and of the responsibility in general for the suffering caused to the neighboring countries and to the Serbian people itself.”

“What was taken by force can only be regained by force.”

“Problema monetară, după războiul mondial, a devenit centrul preocupărilor economice.”

“Война возбуждает народные силы, вызывает народное чувство, которое теснее и крепче связывает все элементы государственного организма и все части народонаселения.”

““This is Imre Nagy speaking. In the early hours of this morning, Soviet troops started to attack the Hungarian capital with the apparent purpose of overthrowing the democratic Government of the Hungarian People’s Republic.””

“But we want peace. We’re tired of war.”

“There is no doubt that what the superpowers are now planning, and in which they are investing billions, is precisely the preparation for waging war.”

“Words cannot stop tanks.”

“Only a war could delay the elections.”

“In war, I never knew anything beyond what I could see and hear.”

“The behaviour of the men in view of their rude introduction to the circumstances of war was splendid.”

“Thế Chiến Quốc, thế Xuân Thu, gặp thời thế, thế thời phải thế.”