Romain Rolland: Selections on war
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Anti-war essays, poems, short stories and literary excerpts
Nobel prize in literature recipients on peace and war
French writers on war and peace
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Romain Rolland: A father’s plea against war
Romain Rolland: The abominable war crimes of intellectuals
Romain Rolland: Above The Battle
Romain Rolland: America and the war against war
Romain Rolland: Ara Pacis and Ave, Caesar, Morituri Te Salutant
Romain Rolland: Centuries to recreate what war destroys in a day
Romain Rolland: Chorus of war’s secular high priests and intellectual carpet knights
Romain Rolland: Civilized warfare allows victims choice of how to be slaughtered
Romain Rolland: The collective insanity, the terrible spirit of war
Romain Rolland: Content with having said “No!” to war
Romain Rolland: The enormous iniquity, the ignoble calculations of war
Romain Rolland: The equivocating sages of Armed Peace
Romain Rolland: Gandhi and the Satanic nature of war
Romain Rolland: Gandhi vs Einstein: War must be stopped before it starts
Romain Rolland: Hatred and holy butchery; the deadly sophistry, carnivorous poetry of war
Romain Rolland: He loathed brutal militarism
Romain Rolland: The heroism of war resisters
Romain Rolland: The intellectual drunkeness of war propaganda
Romain Rolland on Henri Barbusse: The isolated bleating of one of the beasts about to die
Romain Rolland: Letter to Gandhi on confronting age of global wars
Romain Rolland: Letter to Gandhi on total inadmissibility of war
Romain Rolland: Letters on conscientious objection
Rolland Rolland: Letters to Tagore on peace
Romain Rolland: The life that would have been, the life that was not going to be
Romain Rolland: A little idealism to make the war booty more delectable
Romain Rolland: Message to America on the will to conquer the world
Romain Rolland: Mobilization of all the forces in the world for peace
Romain Rolland: Oh, fair diplomats, you rid us of irksome peace
Romain Rolland: Our Neighbor the Enemy
Romain Rolland: Pacifism only allowed when it is not effective
Romain Rolland: Peace and war are in the hands of those who hold the purse-strings
Romain Rolland: Real peace demands that the masters of war be eliminated
Romain Rolland: Reawakening of old instincts of national pride, lapping of blood
Romain Rolland: Recurrence of the hell of war
Romain Rolland: To Gandhi on mental unbalance leading whole world to destruction
Romain Rolland: To the Murdered Peoples
Romain Rolland: To the undying Antigone; waging war against war
Romain Rolland: Tolstoy and peace among men
Romain Rolland: Totalizing, to their personal profit, the ruin of all nations
Romain Rolland: Tragedy of scientists at the disposal of military powers
Romain Rolland: War, a divine monster; half-beast, half-god
Romain Rolland: War, a pathological fact, a plague of the soul
Romain Rolland: War and the factories of intellectual munitions and cannon
Romain Rolland: War enriches a few, and ruins the community
Romain Rolland: The way to peace is not through weakness
Romain Rolland: When we defend war, dare to admit we are defending slavery
Romain Rolland: Where to rebuild the world after war?
Romain Rolland: Youth delivered up to the sword of war
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Maxim Gorky on Romain Rolland, war and humanism
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