War: brutality, necessity and human nature

War, when the word is pronounced, immediately you get the idea, that war is brutal and raw, which often mean fatal consequences for the civilian population in the active nations as combative.

It also really live up to its reputation, but sometimes and often, so is war necessary to find a definitive solution to the external diplomatic disputes between countries. But it is always a last ressort, when diplomacy fails.Men, men like Napoleon, Alexander The Great, Ghengish Khan, Winston Churchill names that will be remembered forever.

Great leaders are celebrated, the Alem soldier who fight in battle and leave his life, for the fatherland, warcrimes, massacres and a stream of refugees, it is the typical story. War can also be accepted with open hands, as it depends on which angle the war will be looked at. For example, there may also be use for an open revolt to overthrow the government, which openly oppresses its minority population or certain groups in society.But war can also be caused by the often and are often reasons for war begins, and that is avarice, and mens thirst for honor and glory.

I myself come from the world's youngest nation, Kosovo, a country which has been ravaged by war and chaos in almost 900 years. And I personally with my family, fled even from the recent oppression,and war in Yugoslavia in 91.