War
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| *''[[Disasters of War]]'' by Goya | *''[[Disasters of War]]'' by Goya | ||
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- "It is forbidden to kill; therefore all murderers are punished unless they kill in large numbers and to the sound of trumpets." --Voltaire
- "Film is a genuine art. It is genuine in that it is strictly popular. Like all the arts its apppeal is based on a few primitive, and therefore universal, instincts and mechanisms in man. Sex and combat are the chief instincts. --after Terry Ramsaye (1926).
See
- War (band), a 1970s funk band
- The art of war
- The War Game
- Terrorism
- Military-industrial complex
- World War I
- World War II
- Combat (newspaper), newspaper of the French Resistance
- War of the sexes
- War on Drugs
References
- Pure War by Virilio
- The Miseries and Disasters of War by Callot
- Bunker Archeology: Texts and Photos by Virilio
- Disasters of War by Goya
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