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Figuring his political career was over, Kucinich launched into a lengthy period of self-reflection and emerged as a committed pacifist.
FORBES
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They are torn by leadership disputes and, since entering the federal government for the first time in 1998, have lost much of their appeal as a somewhat wacky, pacifist protest party of the left.
ECONOMIST: Germany
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It took some searching to find a single precedent, William Jennings Bryan, a pacifist who had resigned as secretary of state in 1915 because he believed American policy favoured joining the war in Europe.
ECONOMIST: Cyrus Vance
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The armed forces now talk a lot about flexibility, though this is not so much a voguish notion as a reflection of the difficulty of imagining threats to a country that is almost instinctively pacifist.
ECONOMIST: A philosopher redesigns an army
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When drafted in 1942, he overcame his pacifist scruples and joined the navy as a junior officer.
ECONOMIST: James Michener
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Of course, if you happen to be a pacifist by conviction, you probably hate all that Alexander stood for as well as what he did in war, but, if the premise of war be granted, he was surely a formidably great generalissimo.
FORBES: Two Great Historians On Alexander the Great, Part One
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For openers, he was a pacifist who refused to serve in World War II, instead registering in 1942 as a conscientious objector.
WSJ: Benjamin Britten | Known but Not Loved | Sightings by Terry Teachout
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After only five months on the job, and in a shaky coalition of Social Democrats and semi-pacifist Greens, he has uncomfortably emerged as the first defence minister since 1945 to send German forces abroad to fight.
ECONOMIST: Rudolf Scharping, measured German warrior