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WAR AND PEACE IN ANTIQUITY – MYTHS,
IDEAS, AND REALITIES
Zhivko Zhekov
St. Cyril and St. Methodius University of Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
Abstract: The concept of war and peace can be seen in many different
ways. In this case, the emphasis is on military-civilian relations. Another
object of analysis is the influence of the military organization on statehood,
which in its turn combines the two principles of war and peace, finding
itself continually in one or the other condition. The analysis shows that
the war has a huge impact on the lives of ancient people. It in many cases
has a decisive influence on the development of historical processes at
different levels in ancient societies, but here it is to be said, that war can
not be separated from the peaceful periods of life in their different
manifestations. In this case they are not dealt with in the context of a
formally concluded peace treaty or truce, but are analyzed in a wider
context related to this part of people’s lives, which is not directly related
to the war. The military and the peaceful way of life are in a direct and
continuous relationship and interaction.
Keywords: war, peace, military, civilian, state, ancient people.
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