The Greatest Loss Is Humanity by Marianne Rothmann
Every war begins with explanations. There are statements from governments, analyses from experts, maps on television screens, and endless discussions about strategy, security, deterrence, and national interests. We are told why military action was necessary, why it could not be avoided, and why the risks of doing nothing were greater than the risks of acting. Then the bombs fall. People die. And somehow, the conversation moves on. What troubles me is not only the wars themselves. It is how…
