Bibliograph

War, edited by the New York Times editorial staff

Type

Label

War, edited by the New York Times editorial staff

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

War

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

1036731204

Responsibility statement

edited by the New York Times editorial staff

Series statement

Changing perspectives

Table Of Contents

World War I. All the powers massing great armies in fear of possible conflict -- Voice of Verdun: France's reply to peace hints / G.H. Perris -- Wilson approves staff's army bill -- German counter-artillery fire silenced by our guns in 38 minutes / Cameron Mackenzie -- Should America have entered World War I? / Michael Kazin -- Long echoes of war and speech / Ted Widmer -- The war to end all wars? Hardly. But it did change them forever / Steven Erlanger -- World War II. The international situation -- War of the world: Japanese attack merges conflicts - we must not discount foe's strength / Hanson W. Baldwin -- A merciful war / Nicholas D. Kristof -- How a 'good war' in Afghanistan went bad / David Rohde and David E. Sanger -- Obama adds troops, but maps exit plan / Sheryl Gay Stolberg and Helene Cooper -- Keeping a promise to Afghans -- In Afghanistan's unwinnable war, what's the best loss to hope for? / Max Fisher -- Drone strikes reveal uncomfortable truth: U.S. is often unsure about who will die / Scott Shane -- Telling the truth abou the cost of war -- Our drone war burnout / Pratap Chatterjee -- I helped sell the false choice of war once. It's happening again / Lawrence Wilkerson

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