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What does it mean?
Fritzsche warns that hatred from past wars fuels future conflicts.
In plain terms
Hatred from old wars leads to new wars.
What can you take from it?
Unresolved hatred breeds future violence.

Where it applies

  • post-war recovery
  • international relations
  • historical memory

Putting it to work

  • resolve past conflicts
  • break hate cycles

Questions to consider

  • Can you defeat hate with hate?
  • How to end war cycles?

Another view

Defending against aggression is sometimes necessary.

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