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Barbarous, Cruel and Foolish Wars
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Feature
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Experience
Nothing Is Irredeemable in Youth
Experience
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Experience
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Culturewatch
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Halaman Kanak-Kanak
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Editor’s Note
Editor’s Note
From SGM General Director
2026年7月01日
Barbarous, Cruel and Foolish Wars
3 Min(s)
01日 7月, 2026年
Nothing is more barbarous than war. Nothing is more cruel. And yet, the war dragged on.1
– Daisaku Ikeda
Despite the heavy casualties, suffering and hardship that war brings, it continues to recur.
In the over 80 years since the end of World War II, the world has never truly been at peace, with over 200 wars and regional conflicts breaking out year after year.
Each war leaves no true winner; all parties suffer loss...
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