Examples of using Bellum in English and their translations into German
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Their first album together, Status Quo Ante Bellum, was more than just an album.
para bellum»"If you want peace,
The application uses interviews recorded by documentarists of the non-profit organisation Post Bellum and its partner organisations.
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para bellum.
para bellum.
Students will learn to deal with aspects of jus ad bellum as well as jus in bello and assess the relationships between international law and politics.
Hostilities had turned into an"war of extermination(bellum internecinum)"30 and now there were things in the world that could not be removed via oblivio et amnestia.
para bellum!
Recalling the old Latin saying«Si vis pacem para bellum», the Slovak cardinal remarked:«We today would say instead:“if you want peace, encourage justice”.
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determination in 2014 and many became aware of the topicality of the adage si vis pacem para bellum as they announced the end of demilitarisation.
 to the jus ad bellum, in particular to combating terrorism around the world.
This application was created by Post Bellum, an organisation established in 2001 to record the testimonies of witnesses of the 20th century,
Besides the restricting criteria from the argumentation of the doctrine"Just War" in context of the ius ad bellum, also the criteria used in context of the ius in bello must be enforced.
This portal- the Memory of Nation digitised archive of witnesses- was created in 2008 by three Czech institutions: the Post Bellum association, Czech Radio,
About the production The producers are Mary Carole McDonnell from Bellum Entertainment, Chris Philip from Televisa USA,
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power sanctified in the meantime may not be reversible by any course less drastic than a bellum servile of couch potatoes against media magnates.
Among the subtle arguments for or against war:“Titus Livius glimpsed its nature:‘Bellum se ipse alet' or‘War feeds on itself'(Ab urbe condita XXXIV,