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“In cărțile mele războiul e descris așa cum l-am trăit. Oribil, plin de durere și sacrificii inutile, cu acte eroice împletite cu mârșăvii de tot felul, haotic și fără rost. Deși eu am supraviețuit, inocența mea a murit acolo!”

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“Meaning of the "White House" to the war victim children of Syria or Palestine is nothing but just a white-painted house. Perhaps, they imagine Casper lives there...or maybe some dead people. They really don't have time to think about it. Because they are busy discovering their own bloody limbs along with their parents' dead bodies from the ashes of their burnt homes.”

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Author:Munia Khan

“It started with population. Not having a fixed breeding season was among the reasons why mankind achieved dominance; it kept our numbers topped up at an explosive rate. Past certain stage restrictive process set in: male libido is reduced or diverted into nonfertile channels, female ovulation is irregularized and sometimes fails completely. But long before we reach that point we find the company of our fellow creatures so unbearable we resort to war, or a tribal match. Kill one another or ourselves. ”

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Book:The Shockwave Rider

Source: The Shockwave Rider

“He had seen the same mixture of exhaustion and fight in Russell’s face. It was the poison of war spreading its sickness.”

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Book:The Poison of War

Source: The Poison of War

“Palestinian youths used stones and marbles, often in slingshots, to taunt young Israeli soldiers, who shot back with tear gas and live fire. The Palestinians always came off worse. Funerals would turn into protests and so it would roll on, violence ebbing and escalating, the world transfixed by the desperation of a Palestinian generation who saw no future.”

War Palestine Marie Colvin

Book:In Extremis: The Life of War Correspondent Marie Colvin

Source: In Extremis: The Life of War Correspondent Marie Colvin

“They listened to them screaming down from the sky. One…two…three…four very close – five and six, thank goodness, receding. Then there was another plane and another – it can’t go on like this, thought Anna, but it did.”

War

Book:Bombs on Aunt Dainty by Judith Kerr

Source: Bombs on Aunt Dainty by Judith Kerr

“There was a crash, closer than the rest, which shook the building and as Anna felt the floor move a little beneath her the word “bombardment” came into her mind. I’m in a bombardment, she thought. I’m lying on the floor of the Hotel Continental in my pink pyjamas in the middle of a bombardment.”

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Book:Bombs on Aunt Dainty by Judith Kerr

Source: Bombs on Aunt Dainty by Judith Kerr

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