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What does atrocity mean in ww1?
There were many brutal actions that occurred during world war 1-- an atrocity refers to a brutal action, and it usually conveys the meaning of something totally unfair or unethical. For example, World War 1 was the first war where poison gas was used, and thousands of soldiers (and some civilians) died horribly painful deaths as a result. We could say that "many atrocities were committed against civilians during the war."
What effects did war have on civilians in the Soviet Union The United StatesGermany and Japan?
War had profound effects on civilians in the Soviet Union, United States, Germany, and Japan. In the Soviet Union, civilians faced immense suffering due to widespread famine, forced labor camps, and the brutal impact of the Eastern Front. In Germany and Japan, civilian populations endured extensive bombing campaigns, leading to significant loss of life and destruction of infrastructure. In contrast, while the United States experienced fewer direct attacks, civilians contributed to war efforts through rationing and industrial production, with some facing displacement due to military actions.
What was life like for world war 2 soldiers?
They never saw their families 'cause they were fighting and over 50 million people in wwll died so it was hard, tiring and definitley brutal
Britain's hiring soldiers from to fight the colonists infuriated North Americans?
King George III hired about 18,000 German mercenary soldiers called "Hessians" to augment British forces. The Americans were infuriated because the Germans were known for their brutal methods plus the Americans considered it to be a "family" war.
Was Robert mugabe a good citizen?
Robert Mugabe is a brutal thug and murderer.Robert Mugabe is a brutal thug and murderer.
How did the use of land mines and fragmentation bombs make the war especially brutal for soldiers and civilans?
in the sense that you never know whether or not you will live to take another step, and there were tons of dark and unsafe tunnels and shrapnel.
What made the Thirty Years War so brutal?
Just the fact that it was a brutal war in which millions were killed, soldiers and civilians. Deaths were caused by fighting and disease/famine. Over 8,000,000 people lost their lives.
How did the use of landminds make Vietnam more brutal for soldiers and civilians?
Land mines were carefully buried under dirt and shrubbery making it hard to see them. In the process any who stepped on them were severely injured if not killed.
What does atrocity mean in ww1?
There were many brutal actions that occurred during world war 1-- an atrocity refers to a brutal action, and it usually conveys the meaning of something totally unfair or unethical. For example, World War 1 was the first war where poison gas was used, and thousands of soldiers (and some civilians) died horribly painful deaths as a result. We could say that "many atrocities were committed against civilians during the war."
Are stormtroopers good guys or bad guys?
If you mean Nazi stormtroopers, I would say they were mostly bad. Every soldier is bound to follow the Rules of Warfare. One big rule is that non-combatants are off limits to violent treatment. The thinking being that if your enemy discovers brutal treatment of indiginous civilians in your area of occupation, they may be likely to subject enemy civilians to brutal treatment as well. The same goes for POW's. Another rule is that soldiers are bound to disobey unlawful and amoral orders. The issuing officer is to be arrested and the next in the chain of command take over. It doesn't wash to say after murdering civilians or prisoners that you were only following orders. Your life may be put at risk by refusing to murder non combatants, but it's what you are expected to do.
Why were the assrian soldiers considered brutal and cruel?
This is a description which can be described as propaganda. An examination of all the armies of the ancient world would attact the description 'brutal and cruel'. Similarly an examination of al the armies of the mediaeval world would attact the description 'brutal and cruel'. Similarly an examination of al the armies of the modern world would attact the description 'brutal and cruel' is you wanted to denigrate any of them to suit a particular agenda. War is 'brutal and cruel'.
Was the trench wars a form brutal combat in which many soldiers died?
Indeed. See link below: http://techcenter.davidson.k12.nc.us/Group9/trenchwar.htm
What is brutal justice?
Brutal justice is brutal justice...Brutal: A brutal act or person is cruel or violentJustice: The fairness in the way that people are treated
What event that five colonists were killed was used as a propaganda to turn more colonists against the British?
The Boston Massacre in 1770, where five colonists were killed by British soldiers, was used as propaganda to turn more colonists against the British. This event was portrayed as a brutal attack on innocent civilians, fueling anti-British sentiments and contributing to the growing tensions that led to the American Revolution.
What do you mean by brutal?
Brutal love
Why were Assyrian soldiers considered brutal and cruel?
In todays time they were considered brutal. In ancient times they were simply a powerful empire that had to stand tall and strong amongst all of the other brutal empires. In fact, they were the first proven civilized nationalities to create laws for their people and built the first cities. Their army was used as their only source of protection just like any other army would then and now.
What do you mean by cariño brutal?
Brutal love
