Einstein on PeaceChronological selection from Einstein's letters and writings which reflect his desire for the abolition of war. |
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Page 164
... decisions of an international court of arbitration , and who is not prepared to see his country enter into treaties that pro- vide for such a procedure without any reservations , is not really re- solved to abolish war . This is a case ...
... decisions of an international court of arbitration , and who is not prepared to see his country enter into treaties that pro- vide for such a procedure without any reservations , is not really re- solved to abolish war . This is a case ...
Page 397
... decisions ; hence war has remained a possibility , and its spec- ter has , unavoidably , determined many of our actions . Distrust and bitterness have grown . The United States has reached a point where she feels compelled to fortify ...
... decisions ; hence war has remained a possibility , and its spec- ter has , unavoidably , determined many of our actions . Distrust and bitterness have grown . The United States has reached a point where she feels compelled to fortify ...
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... decisions which would be binding on all citizens . Justice Douglas makes his decisions as a jurist . I suppose that he holds the following position : The state can and must force its citizens ( i.e. , the people living within its ...
... decisions which would be binding on all citizens . Justice Douglas makes his decisions as a jurist . I suppose that he holds the following position : The state can and must force its citizens ( i.e. , the people living within its ...
Contents
THE REALITY OF WAR 19141918 | 1 |
HOPE AND DISILLU | 27 |
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AND THE LEAGUE | 58 |
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