Permanent Peace is It a Dream
Permanent Peace is It a Dream
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If it is true that the hostilities of nations are prompted by material contrivances, each war should prove its economic justi- fication. This seems to be difficult to believe, when we consider the enormous war loans and the decline of exports. Take the case of any of the belligerent countries. Each country has been selhng to all the countries she is fighting. The idea that a nation could possibly gain foreign trade by fighting some of her biggest customers, cutting off a considerable percentage... of its business seems to be visionary. But it works merely like an investment on a gigantic scale. The momentary losses and the expenditure represent the investment. War means to the victor new openings and opportunities to increase national wealth and prestige. To lose the war is the risk that is run. But even vanquished nations, if not entirely annihilated and annexed, have a wonderful recuperating power. Look at France after the Franco German war, with its World's Exposition in 1878.
The individual is only indirectly a beneficiary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If it is true that the hostilities of nations are prompted by material contrivances, each war should prove its economic justi- fication. This seems to be difficult to believe, when we consider the enormous war loans and the decline of exports. Take the case of any of the belligerent countries. Each country has been selhng to all the countries she is fighting. The idea that a nation could possibly gain foreign trade by fighting some of her biggest customers, cutting off a considerable percentage... of its business seems to be visionary. But it works merely like an investment on a gigantic scale. The momentary losses and the expenditure represent the investment. War means to the victor new openings and opportunities to increase national wealth and prestige. To lose the war is the risk that is run. But even vanquished nations, if not entirely annihilated and annexed, have a wonderful recuperating power. Look at France after the Franco German war, with its World's Exposition in 1878.
The individual is only indirectly a beneficiary.
What to read after Permanent Peace is It a Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sadakichi Hartmann to read onlineMoreLess
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