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bellicosity

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See: belligerency
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Quoting from a litany of respected books on the history of pre-Holocaust Jew hatred, they impart unique perspective on the nihilistic philosophies that proliferated throughout Europe in the early 20th century as well as offering a salient exploration of the genesis of bellicosity towards Jews and the ramifications thereof.
The Bugs Are Burning: The Role of Eastern Europeans in the ... by Sidman, Fern / Reviewer's Bookwatch
Today, Iraq is broken and poses no threat, while the US under Barack Obama has (at least temporarily) abandoned bellicosity.
Don't jump gun on nuclear issue by Gulf News (United Arab Emirates)
The Iranians have been permitted a run of cost-free bellicosity, during which we maintain embassies and trade relations that serve no purpose but to maintain the supply of innocent victims, should victims be needed.
Dealing with Iran: there's a reason why paranoids have enemies: they ... by Scruton, Roger / The American Spectator
 
 
 
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