The Greatest World War - Francis Halder - Grāmatas - Authorhouse - 9781456773151 - 2011. gada 7. februāris
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The Greatest World War

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Publisher Marketing: The terms of War is using since history started to written? At present global situation the word war is very common, because it exist very vulnerably. It makes the world vulnerable. Terrorism against opponent, War against terrorism, Jihad, Nuclear race, Civil war, etc is the war hate against hate. Does it bring any long term peaceful solution? This book attempts to describe out of World War I and World War II there was a Greatest World War which people not count and noticed. That war was fought lead by one King Vs whole world, Love Vs Hate and evils of the whole world. The King has the great victory. In Greatest World War, my objectives are to present the true definition of Unconventional War, which is mighty and more powerful and long run effective. It is not the purpose of these pages to identify all the different war that change and shift with kaleidoscopic speed, but rather to analysis the cause of the vulnerable situation of individual, social and global environment. Critics may not agree with me the word author has used WAR. Logically and intentionally he has used this word WAR. In this book my thesis is based on the Biblical philosophy of Jesus and His history. This book may internationally controversial. Author hope that something of what he has written will shock and touch readers out of apathy into the reality of our desperate condition individually, socially and globally to the world leaders

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Izlaists 2011. gada 7. februāris
ISBN13 9781456773151
Izdevēji Authorhouse
Lapas 52
Izmēri 127 × 203 × 3 mm   ·   63 g
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