Peace (play)

There is no doubt that the calamities that befall human beings and the calamities that befall them as a result of the war that breaks out between them threaten their existence, waste the benefit of their money, destroy their economy, annihilate the flower of youth, disintegrate the strength of men, paralyze the movement of civilization, and create factors of hatred among nations. There is no nation that descends into war except that, despite its military victory, it is a loser. It enters th...