romain rolland was the writer of war and peace.
who is the writer of war and peace?
romain rolland
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war and peace is a novel by leo tolstoy.





















































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bullet::::- adaptations of tolstoy's novel





















































bullet::::- "war and peace" (1915 film), a russian film written and co-directed by vladimir gardin





















































bullet::::- "war and peace" (1956 film), an american-italian film directed by king vidor





















































bullet::::- "war and peace" (film series), a 1966-67 soviet film in four parts directed by sergei bondarchuk





















































bullet::::- "war and peace" (1972 tv series), a british series





















































bullet::::- "war and peace" (2007 miniseries), a french-italian-german miniseries
war and peace (disambiguation)
in his 1942 book "conditions of peace", carr argued that it was a flawed economic system which had caused world war ii, and that the only way of preventing another world war was for the western powers to fundamentally change the economic basis of their societies by adopting socialism. carr argued that the post-war world required a "european planning authority" and a "bank of europe" that would control the currencies, trade, and investment of all the european economies. one of the main sources for ideas in "conditions of peace" was the 1940 book "dynamics of war and revolution" by the american fascist lawrence dennis in a review of "conditions of peace", the british writer rebecca west criticised carr for using dennis as a source, commenting "it is as odd for a serious english writer to quote sir oswald mosley" in a speech on june 2, 1942 in the house of lords, viscount elibank attacked carr as an "active danger" for his views in "conditions of peace" about a magnanimous peace with germany and for suggesting that britain turn over all of her colonies to an international commission after the war.
conditions of peace