The First World War was known as the war to end all wars. After the Second World War, and especially in reference to the Holocaust, the urgent slogan was “Never Again.” Although these hopes to end war and genocide have not yet been fulfilled, they inspired the worldwide moral stance against war and a host of international instruments and bodies contributed to the protection of both civilians and combatants during war.
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van den Anker, Christien
"Healing from War to End All Wars,"
Human Rights & Human Welfare: Vol. 9:
2, Article 6.
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